Evaluation of confining effect in geogrid-reinforced retaining wall based on two-dimensional model test
Hidetoshi Ochiai, Jun Otani, N. Yasufuku, Kiyoshi Omine, Yuhsuke NINOMIYA, Masayoshi Nakashima, Takashi KAWAMURA
Abstract
Hidetoshi Ochiai, Jun Otani, N. Yasufuku, Kiyoshi Omine, Yuhsuke NINOMIYA, Masayoshi Nakashima, Takashi KAWAMURA
Abstract
Two-dimensional small model tests for simulating the geogrid-reinforced retaining wall have been performed to clarify the mobilized confining effects, comparing with the tensile ones in the model retaining wall. The reinforced effects are estimated by the changes of the active earth pressure in the retaining wall without and with geogrid-reinforcement. The characteristics of the resulting confining effect are investigated paying attention to the space of geogrid and the unit length of geogrid, which is prepared by cutting the reinforced material where the whole length is always the same. For the covering abstract see ITRD E125786.
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Two-dimensional small model tests for simulating the geogrid-reinforced retaining wall have been performed to clarify the mobilized confining effects, comparing with the tensile ones in the model retaining wall. The reinforced effects are estimated by the changes of the active earth pressure in the retaining wall without and with geogrid-reinforcement. The characteristics of the resulting confining effect are investigated paying attention to the space of geogrid and the unit length of geogrid, which is prepared by cutting the reinforced material where the whole length is always the same. For the covering abstract see ITRD E125786.
Key concepts: Geogrid, Retaining wall, Reinforcement, Geotechnical engineering, Ultimate tensile strength, Structural engineering, Mechanically stabilized earth, Materials science