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SERVICEABILITY OF GRAVITY RETAINING WALLS IN SEISMIC REGION

ЭКСПЛУАТАЦИОННАЯ НАДЕЖНОСТЬ ГРАВИТАЦИОННЫХ ПОДПОРНЫХ СТЕН В УСЛОВИЯХ СЕЙСМИКИ
descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 25 Jul 2020 Russian Publisher:Eurasian Association for Seismology, Earthquake Engineering and Protection Against Natural DisastersJournal:Natural and Technological Risks. Building Safety (issn: 2221-5638, eissn: 2686-7508, Copyright policy )

doi: 10.55341/ptrbs.2020.46.3.004

SERVICEABILITY OF GRAVITY RETAINING WALLS IN SEISMIC REGION

Abstract

Приводятся результаты лабораторных исследований изучения напряженного и деформированного состояния моделей гравитационных подпорных стен. Составные элементы стен выполнены на 3D принтере в масштабе 1/50. Испытания проведены в лотке с внешней статической нагрузкой и сейсмическим воздействием на модель стены. Деформированное состояние стенки контролировалось стрелочными индикаторами, грунта засыпки — порошковыми сенсорами. Получены данные по влиянию грунтовой решетки на деформированное состояние грунта засыпки и общую устойчивость гравитационных стен

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