DEVELOPMENT OF CENTRIFUGE CONE PENETRATION TEST TO EVALUATE THE UNDRAINED SHEAR STRENGTH PROFILE OF A MODEL CLAY BED
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概要
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Physical modeling utilizing a centrifuge is often attempted in order to investigate short-term stability problems of soft clay deposits whose undrained shear strength generally varies with depth. Since accurate evaluation of the strength profile in model beds is essential for such studies, a cone penetration test (CPT) technique in the centrifuge has been developed to obtain geotechnical information continuously with depth. A series of CPTs in homogeneous clay beds was conducted in order to establish the correlation between cone resistance q_c and undrained shear strength c_u. This empirical relationship can take account of the influences of penetration rate, stress level and the error associated with the stress acting on the rear of the cone tip. In the end, this CPT technique in the centrifuge has proved itself to be useful in evaluating the undrained shear strength profile in non-homogeneous clay beds.
- 社団法人地盤工学会の論文
- 1995-06-15
著者
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谷 和夫
Associate Professor, ditto.
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谷 和夫
Associate Professor Ditto.
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Tani Kazuo
Department Of Civil Engineering Yokohama National University
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谷 和夫
Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry
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CRAIG WILLIAM
School of Engineering, University of Manchester
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Craig William
School Of Engineering University Of Manchester
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