Shear wave velocity-based evaluation and design of stone column improved ground for liquefaction mitigation

Zhou, Yan‐Guo; Sun, Zheng-Bo; Chang, Jie; Chen, Yunmin; Chen, Renpeng

doi:10.1007/s11803-017-0380-2

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“…The quantity results as described by the author were fundamentally reliable and fit with the most recent theoretical expansions and showed that the support and reinforcement due to liquefaction mitigation is greater than expected. Yanguo et al [20] assessed a preliminary design procedure of stone column upon potential earthquakes through a field study of a thermal power plant in Indonesia. The efficiency of improved ground was assessed by shear wave velocity and standard penetration measurements The achieved improvement was acceptable and resultant in no liquefaction during successive strong earthquakes.…”

Section: Examples Of the Applications Of Elastic Seismic Waves In Gromentioning

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Assessment of the Performance of Stone Columns through the Seismic Wave Test: A Review

Al-Obaidy

Al-Shueli

Shaia

2019

University of Thi-Qar Journal

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The geophysical testing is increasingly being employed in many geotechnical applications. It is preferred in monitoring the mechanical characteristics of the ground because of its economy, not time consuming and non-destructive nature. Seismic wave test is one of the geophysical methods which showed a potential in observing the general behaviour of the reinforced soil with stone columns. Findings in most cases showed that the seismic wave measurements was integrated with or compared to the conventional tests such as standard penetration test or cone penetration test. There was a noticeable success in identifying the enhancement achieved to the ground upon the strengthening with the column, specifically when the associated surveys can produce a clear image of the underground which interprets the variation in the soil properties not prior to the soil treatment only, but even after the treatment occurring. However, from practical point of view, there were still some restrictions with applying such a method, specifically relating to the extent of data gathered, technical concerns and the difficulty of measuring the waves or interpreting results with the presence of ground water. This paper summarizes the recent publication work concerning this technique

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Section: Examples Of the Applications Of Elastic Seismic Waves In Gromentioning

confidence: 99%

Assessment of the Performance of Stone Columns through the Seismic Wave Test: A Review

Al-Obaidy

Al-Shueli

Shaia

2019

University of Thi-Qar Journal

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Deformation Mechanisms of Stone Column-Improved Liquefiable Sloping Ground Under Earthquake Loadings

Zhou

Li²

2022

Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Performance Based Design in Earthquake Geotechnical Engineering (Beijing 202

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Shear wave velocity in granular soil considering effects of inherent and stress-induced anisotropy

Bayat

2021

J. Cent. South Univ.

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Shear wave velocity-based evaluation and design of stone column improved ground for liquefaction mitigation

Cited by 15 publications

References 43 publications

Assessment of the Performance of Stone Columns through the Seismic Wave Test: A Review

Assessment of the Performance of Stone Columns through the Seismic Wave Test: A Review

Deformation Mechanisms of Stone Column-Improved Liquefiable Sloping Ground Under Earthquake Loadings

Shear wave velocity in granular soil considering effects of inherent and stress-induced anisotropy

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