LARGE-SCALE SHAKE TABLE EXPERIMENT AND NUMERICAL SIMULATION ON THE NONLINEAR BEHAVIOR OF PILE-GROUPS SUBJECTED TO LARGE-SCALE EARTHQUAKES
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This paper describes the results of large-scale shake-table experiments involving a 3×3 pile-group. The pile-group was embedded in dry sand and subjected to sinusoidal waves and an earthquake motion recorded from the 1995 Hyogo-ken Nanbu (Kobe) earthquake. The load transfer between soil and pile was derived and the group effect was captured. Numerical simulations were also performed using a Beam-on-Nonlinear-Winkler-Foundation approach with a new hysteretic p-y curve. A comparison of the experimental and numerical results revealed that the numerical simulation is capable of accounting for the soil-pile interaction observed in the experiment.
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著者
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Nonomura Yoshinori
Public Works Research Institute
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Fukui Jiro
Advanced Construction Technology Center
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SHIRATO MASAHIRO
Center for Advanced Engineering Structural Assessment and Research, Public Works Research Institute
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NAKATANI SHOICHI
Bridge Management Technology and Substru Ctures, Center for Advanced Engineering Structural Assessme
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Nakatani Shoichi
Bridge Management Technology And Substru Ctures Center For Advanced Engineering Structural Assessmen
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Shirato Masahiro
Center For Advanced Engineering Structural Assessment And Research Public Works Research Institute
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