Undrained Shear Strength Characteristics of Kanto Loam Including the Artificial Tree Root System
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It is known that tree roots growing in a natural slope has an effect on slope stability. But, in artificial slope, trees have not been used for increasing the slope stability, because there is a possibility that tree makes slope instable. This paper is concerned with the shearing strength of the remoulded Kanto Loam containing a tree root system model. Instead of the roots, strings made of cotton and the geotextile are used to examine the shearing characteristics of soil and tree root system model. Experimental results show that the angle of shear resistance φ' increases by laying of root models and the shear strength changes with the laid angle of the geotextile. This result suggests that the roots in the slope show the obvious effect of slope stability.
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著者
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SUGIYAMA Motohiro
Department of Civil engineering
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Sugiyama M
Department Of Civil Engineering
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Sugiyama Motohiro
Department Of Civil Engineering School Of Engineering
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AKAISHI Masaru
Department of Civil Engineering, School of Engineering
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TONOSAKI Akira
Dept of Civil and Environmental Engineering, KIT
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TONOSAKI Akira
Department of Civil Engineering, Devision of Environmental Engineering, Kanazawa Institute of Techno
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MAEDA Hironosuke
Technology Development Department II, Taisei Corporation
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Tonosaki Akira
Dept Of Civil And Environmental Engineering Kit
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Sugiyama Motohiro
Department Of Civil Engineering Tokai University
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Tonosaki Akira
Department Of Anatomy Yamagata University School Of Medicine
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Tonosaki Akira
Department Of Civil Engineeringkanazawa Institute Of Technolgy
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Akaishi Masaru
Department Of Civil Engineering
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Akaishi Masaru
Department Of Civil Engineering Tokai University
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Maeda Hironosuke
Assistant Manager Technology Development Department Ii Taisei Corporation
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