Research on the maximum anti-seismic capability of high earth core rock-fill dam
Hong Wang
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Hong Wang
Abstract
An analysis method is proposed to evaluate the maximum anti-seismic capability of high earth core rock-fill dam.The method is based on the 3D authentic nonlinear effective stress dynamic analysis,and the conditions of strong earthquake are considered.The focus is on the decisive factors of the seismic safety,stability,deformation and safety of the impervious core.The method was successfully applied to the Lianghekou dam.A comprehensive analysis on the calculations of the dam slope dynamic stability,the earthquake-induced permanent deformation,the liquefaction potential,the element anti-seismic safety as well as the sand seismic safety of impervious core,indicates the maximum anti-seismic capability of this dam is 0.45g~0.50g.
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An analysis method is proposed to evaluate the maximum anti-seismic capability of high earth core rock-fill dam.The method is based on the 3D authentic nonlinear effective stress dynamic analysis,and the conditions of strong earthquake are considered.The focus is on the decisive factors of the seismic safety,stability,deformation and safety of the impervious core.The method was successfully applied to the Lianghekou dam.A comprehensive analysis on the calculations of the dam slope dynamic stability,the earthquake-induced permanent deformation,the liquefaction potential,the element anti-seismic safety as well as the sand seismic safety of impervious core,indicates the maximum anti-seismic capability of this dam is 0.45g~0.50g.
Key concepts: Impervious surface, Geotechnical engineering, Liquefaction, Geology, Deformation (meteorology), Seismic analysis, Effective stress, Finite element method