Shaking Table Test to Underground Structures in Layered Foundation

Abstract:

A three-story underground structure shaking table test had been carried on to study the earthquake damage mechanism of underground structure in layered foundation. The test model was similar to typical subway station according to a certain similarity ratio, and the soils were disturbed sandy soil and silty clay dug from the site of Harbin subway. Shaking table tests to this typical model in silty clay and alternating layers of clay and sand were performed to reveal the effect of different layered soils. Results show that the sandy soil layer can reduce the damage of the soil and underground structure, the damage of underground structure is mainly controlled by displacement of the surrounding soil, and the response of shallow buried underground structure is larger than deep buried.

• Periodical: Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 353-356)
• Pages: 1461-1465
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.353-356.1461
• Online since: August 2013
• Authors: Wei Feng Sun*, Li Ping Jing, Yan Zou, Ning Bo Yang, Yong Qiang Li
• Keywords: Sandy Soil, Shaking Table Test, Shear Laminar Box, Silty Clay, Underground Structure

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