Handbook on Liquefaction Remediation of Reclaimed Land
Author: Port and Harbour Institute, Ministry of Transport, Japan | Size: 52.67 MB | Format:PDF | Publisher: Waterways Experiment Station, US Army Corps of Engineers, USA | Year: 1997 | pages: 322 | ISBN: 9054106530
Loose sandy deposits sometimes change into a liquid state during earthquakes. This is called liquefaction and poses a serious problem in waterfront areas. When the sandy deposits liquefy, structures built on those deposits are seriously affected; for example, heavy structures settle and light buried structures heave. Reliable remediation with respect to liquefaction is necessary in geotechnical engineering practice. This book presents methodologies for assessment of liquefaction potential and remedial measures to mitigate liquefaction for reclaimed land. These methodologies are based on continuous research and
decades of experience in design and construction of port facilities in Japan, where liquefaction often poses a serious problem in design and construction.
Edited by: Port and Harbour Institute, Ministry of Transport, Japan
Translated by: Waterways Experiment Station, US Army Corps of Engineers, USA
Supported by: Coastal Development Institute of Technology, Japan
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON PREDICTION AND SIMULATION
METHODS FOR GEOHAZARD MITIGATION (IS-KYOTO2009), KYOTO, JAPAN, 25–27 MAY 2009
The themes of prediction and simulation methods for geohazard mitigation include:
1. Mechanisms of geohazards, namely, heavy rains, floods, typhoons, earthquakes, landslides, slope and snow slides, tsunamis, land subsidence, coastal erosion, etc.
2. Numerical and analytical simulation methods for geohazards, including conventional and advanced methods, FDM, FEM, Extended FEM, DEM, SPH and MPM.
3. Advanced constitutive modeling of geomaterials and numerical implementations and constitutive parameter determination using laboratory and field test results.
4. Thermo-hydro-mechanical instabilities, namely, large deformations, strain localization, progressive failure,liquefaction, ground water flow analysis, the rapid flow of complex geofluids such as mud flow, etc.
5. Monitoring and non-destructive investigative methods for geostructures during/after floods, earthquakes,heavy rains, etc. and design methods.
6. Evaluation of existing prediction methods, performance-based design methods aided by advanced numerical modeling, risk analysis, and the management of mitigation programs.
7. Case records of geohazards and mitigation projects.
A total of 89 papers on the above topics have been contributed from 18 countries. The members of the Organizing Committee and the International Advisory Committee reviewed 116 papers. The editors believe that all of the papers, presentations, and discussions during the symposium will open the door to new areas of research and engineering for the mitigation of geohazards.
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• All references to legislation have been updated to take account of the repeal of the Fire Precautions Act 1971 [1] and the Workplace Fire Precautions Legislation [2], and to refer to the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 [3] and to the equivalent legislation in Scotland [4–5] and Northern Ireland [6– 7].
• The technical content has been subject to minor amendment in the light of experience in the use of PAS 79.
• The guidance now recommends more detailed examination and recording of certain fire precautions and fire safety arrangements, in the light of experience and the new fire safety legislation.
• Reference is now made to the requirements of the relevant fire safety legislation in respect of dangerous substances.
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