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Original Articles

Studying seismic interaction of piles row-sandy slope under one, two and triaxial loadings: a numerical-experimental approach

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Pages 1277-1301 | Received 08 Oct 2017, Accepted 25 Mar 2018, Published online: 03 Apr 2018
 

Abstract

In this paper, the seismic behaviour of the floating piles row was installed into a loose dry sandy slope by help of 3D numerical simulations has been studied. A parametric 3D numerical modelling is conducted within the framework of the finite difference method. Both near-fault and far-field earthquakes have been applied to derive new relationships between shear forces generated in piles and depth along the piles under effects of the one, two and triaxial seismic loadings in the large-scale numerical models of sandy slope-floating piles row. As an innovation, the pattern and the amount of lateral displacements as well as the generated shear forces in the piles row are calculated under effects of the NF and FF records. In addition, the increase values of slope settlement have been investigated under two and triaxial seismic loadings compared to conventional uniaxial loading. The validation of the results obtained by numerical method was controlled using the investigation of the slope settlements reinforced by a piles row with the help of shaking table and a good agreement was observed between the numerical and experimental results.

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