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ITS » Master Theses » Geoteknik S2 Posted by tondoindra@gmail.com at 13/11/2014 16:59:44 • 1443 Views
ANALYSIS OF BUILDING RESPONSE SUBJECT TO SUBSIDENCE
Author : JUNIAZHAR, RACHMAT PUTRA ( 3111201901 )
ABSTRAK
Large number of underground cavities natural or anthropogenic throughout France territory could provide a risk threat that relates to the ground movements when their instabilities due to natural degradation occurrs. As a consequence these ground movements could induce significant damages to the structures in their movement areas. Thus better understanding of structural response with improved experimental method to assess the risk of damage on existing structure is needed.
The objective of this study is the analysis of structural response and the damages with Digital Image Correlation DIC from experiments carried out on a 140th scaled masonry model subject to subsidence that were performed with 3D physical model 1g as ground movement simulator.
The results demonstrated the soil-structure interaction described with transfer ratio of settlement and structure parameters deflection relative average slope and horizontal strain which depends on the nature of the structure its stiffness and position. Structure in hogging zone has higher transfer ratio than in sagging zone i.e. structure in extension is more vulnerable than in compression. Influence of mortar at joints between bricks is significant mortar increases structure stiffness and reduces the damages compared to structure without mortar. Openings windows also increase the structure vulnerability and no significant influence of settlement time.
ABSTRACT
Large number of underground cavities natural or anthropogenic throughout France territory could provide a risk threat that relates to the ground movements when their instabilities due to natural degradation occurrs. As a consequence these ground movements could induce significant damages to the structures in their movement areas. Thus better understanding of structural response with improved experimental method to assess the risk of damage on existing structure is needed.
The objective of this study is the analysis of structural response and the damages with Digital Image Correlation DIC from experiments carried out on a 140th scaled masonry model subject to subsidence that were performed with 3D physical model 1g as ground movement simulator.
The results demonstrated the soil-structure interaction described with transfer ratio of settlement and structure parameters deflection relative average slope and horizontal strain which depends on the nature of the structure its stiffness and position. Structure in hogging zone has higher transfer ratio than in sagging zone i.e. structure in extension is more vulnerable than in compression. Influence of mortar at joints between bricks is significant mortar increases structure stiffness and reduces the damages compared to structure without mortar. Openings windows also increase the structure vulnerability and no significant influence of settlement time.
Keywords:
3D physical model; masonry structure; soil-structure interaction; settlement; damage assessment
Subject
: Erosi
Contributor
Fabrice Emeriault
Marwan Al Heib
Date Create
: 19/08/2013
Type
: Text
Format
: PDF
Language
: Indonesian
Identifier
: ITS-Master-31103140001062
Collection ID
: 31103140001062
Call Number
: RTS 551.307 Jun a
Source Master Theses Of Civil Engineering RTS 551.307 Jun a, 2014
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