Behavior of Prototype Steep Slope Embankment having Soil-walls Reinforced by Continuous Threads
Katsuyuki Kutara, Hiroshi Miki, Shigekazu Horiya, Hideo Ishizaki, Youichi Takano, Hirokazu Fujiki
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Katsuyuki Kutara, Hiroshi Miki, Shigekazu Horiya, Hideo Ishizaki, Youichi Takano, Hirokazu Fujiki
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Large-scale model tests were carried out under artificial heavy rain conditions to study the behavior of 5m hight steep slope embankments having soil-walls reinforced by continuous threads. The erodability of the soil-walls and the stability of the embankments were examined.According to the test results, it was concluded that the soil-walls reinforced by continuous threads are highly resistant to erosion due to rain and that the stability of the embankment having soil-walls can be analyzed using circular slip method if soil-walls are thin, or conventional design method for concrete retaining walls if soil-walls are thick enough.
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Large-scale model tests were carried out under artificial heavy rain conditions to study the behavior of 5m hight steep slope embankments having soil-walls reinforced by continuous threads. The erodability of the soil-walls and the stability of the embankments were examined.According to the test results, it was concluded that the soil-walls reinforced by continuous threads are highly resistant to erosion due to rain and that the stability of the embankment having soil-walls can be analyzed using circular slip method if soil-walls are thin, or conventional design method for concrete retaining walls if soil-walls are thick enough.
Key concepts: Levee, Geotechnical engineering, Slip (aerodynamics), Retaining wall, Geology, Erosion, Internal erosion, Slope stability