Geosynthetics Engineering Journal
Online ISSN : 1883-146X
Print ISSN : 1344-6193
ISSN-L : 1344-6193
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DEFORMATION SUPPRESSION EFFECT OF CRUSHED STONES AND GEOSYNTHETICS FOUNDATION CONSTRUCTED UNDER AN EMBANKMENT OVER A LIQUEFYING GROUND
Tomoyuki OBATA Mikio KUBOHajime KAWASAKIHiroshi YOKAWAHla AUNG
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2024 Volume 39 Pages 89-100

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The authors conducted experiments and analysis to confirm the deformation suppression effect of a road embankment with a shallow foundation composed of crushed stones and geosynthetics over liquefying ground. Because previous studies were conducted on embankments with heights of 4 m, the authors additionally conducted a 50 G centrifugal experiment on embankments with a height of 6 m. The configurations of embankments with and without the countermeasure after soil liquefaction were compared and the authors confirmed that the countermeasure suppressed deformation and kept the shape of the embankment sufficiently. The dynamic effective stress reproduction analysis was conducted and the analysis was used to examine the deformation reduction effects of embankments even greater than 6 m in height.
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