QUICK REPORT OF MAIN DAMAGE CAUSED BY THE 1995 HYOGO-KEN NAMBU EARTHQUAKE

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概要

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• A general view of the most important modes of damage done to the ground, buildings and civil structures (transportation and lifeline systems) during the Jan. 17,1995 Hyogo-ken nambu earthquake is presented. A significant vertical shock followed by a horizontal shock was the main seismological feature. Liquefaction was the main mode of ground failure. Collapse of a great number of old wooden houses, shear failure of the middle floors of concrete buildings, and the first floor collapse of a large number of concrete and steel buildings in the frame direction were the main modes of damage to buildings. The weak performance of concrete support columns designed under the old construction code was the most important type of damage done to the transportation system. Liquefaction and permanent ground displacement caused most of damage to the lifeline systems and underground tunnels which performed weakly in their joint parts.

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著者

• Hassani Nemat

  Graduate Student Department Of Science & Technology Kobe University

• Abdel-aziz Mostafa

  Graduate Student Department Of Science & Technology Kobe University

• TAKADA Shiro

  Professor, Civil Engineering Department, Kobe University

• Takada Shiro

  Professor Civil Engineering Department Kobe University

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