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13 LECTURES
on
GEOTECHNICAL EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING
by
George BOUCKOVALAS
October 2013
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1. Introduction
Earthquake-induced damages to above- and underground structures are directly related to the seismic
ground response and failure during shaking. With few
exceptions (e.g. damages due to tsunamis), this reality is
verified in every old and recent earthquake.
For example ..
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Kobe 1995
Collapse of columns
in DAIKAI underground
metro station
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Fault trace
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Fault trace
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FA
IL
UR
E
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SL
OP
(a) photo of Chi-Shue Tunnel before Chi-Chi Earthquake; (b) photo of Chi-Shue Tunnel
after Chi-Chi Earthquake; (c) slope failure induced tunnel collapse at Sta. 45k+573 of
Highway No. 8; (d) sketch of damage pattern.
(from Wang et al. 2001)
GEORGE BOUCKOVALAS, National Technical University of Athens, Greece, 2013
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S-w
e
av
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100 buildings
collapsed
143
2,000
casualties injured
100,000
homeless
~40 m
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N
STIFF SOIL AMPLIFICATION
at Ano Liosia
municipality
Slight or
no damage
Severe damage
or collapse
Moderate damage
(%) of buildings
Cross-section N-S
100
75
50
25
0
0
DEPTH (m)
0 360 7601300
1300
1300
1300
Vs (m/sec)
20
DH5
40
60
1300
Borehole
CHT2
_
Vs,30 =697 m/sec
_
Vs,30 =613
_
_
Vs,30 =545_
V
=496
Vs,30 =500 s,30
80
Conglomerates
Clayey Marl
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Bhuj- India
M=7.9
26-1-2001
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Alaska
M=7.9
3-11-2002
Colima-Mexico
M=7.6
21-01-2003
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...
2%
~9cm
rotation
12cm
~25cm
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Liquefaction !
Earthquake of
Bam Iran
M=6.6
26-12-2003
.. 30,000 casualties
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Topography
aggravation
U2(t)
Slope
failure
Soil
amplif.
U1(t)
U0(t)
retaining wall
failure
liquefaction
Damage
to underground
structures
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S a (g)
astruct.
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0.8
0.4
0
aground
0.4
0.8
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Tstr (s)
1 DOF RESPONSE
DUE TO
BASE EXCITATION
ELASTIC RESPONSE
SPECTRA
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Body (P, S)
& Surface (R, L)
Waves
Seismic design
of underground
tunnels and pipelines
Rayleigh
geology
Soil thickness
Typical recordings on
SOIL & BEDROCK
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SHAKE .
13 Lectures on GEOTECHNICAL EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING
Liquefaction
Prediction
Settlements
Lateral spreading
Ground improvement
etc.
GEORGE BOUCKOVALAS, National Technical University of Athens, Greece, 2013
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(a/g)W
a(t)
Displacement computation
with the sliding block
method
Sliding
Mass
Sliding
block
Failure
surface
Sliding
plane
(a)
(b)
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BOUCKOVALAS, National
Technical University of Athens, Greece, 2013
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