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Archive | 2018

Ultimate Lateral Resistance of Pile Group in Clayey Soils Against Various Directions of Ground Movement

Quang N. Pham; Satoru Ohtsuka; Koichi Isobe; Yutaka Fukumoto

This study estimated the ultimate lateral resistance of pile group against horizontal ground movement by using two-dimensional rigid plastic finite element method (RPFEM). The effect of ground movement direction on the ultimate lateral resistance was investigated through the case studies. According to the results, it can be seen that changes in both the ultimate lateral resistance and the failure mode of ground around piles were observed. The effect of the pile spacing on load apportionment ratios was studiously investigated. Since each pile in the group affects other piles, it leads the load apportionment ratio significantly to depend on pile positions such as the front or back piles. Moreover, the load apportionment ratio of each pile went up with an increase in pile spacing, but it was obtained different remarkably among piles. The load apportionment ratio varied with the direction of the ground movement.


International Journal of Geomate | 2013

ULTIMATE BEARING CAPACITY ANALYSIS OF GROUND AGAINST INCLINED LOAD BY TAKING ACCOUNT OF NONLINEAR PROPERTY OF SHEAR STRENGTH

Du N L; Satoru Ohtsuka; T Hoshina; Koichi Isobe; Kazuhiro Kaneda

In the assessment of bearing capacity of footing, the bearing capacity formula proposed by The Architectural Institute of Japan (AIJ) has been widely used in Japan for the design of building foundation. However, this formula is limited to simple conditions like simple footing shape, flat ground and uniform material property. Although the rigid plastic finite element method (RPFEM) can solve this complex problem, it has not taken into account the size effect in assessment of bearing capacity. This study newly develops the RPFEM by introducing the nonlinear shear strength property against the confining stress and proposes the rigid plastic constitutive equation of parabolic yield function, basing on the change in the angle of shear resistance of Toyoura sand. The developed method and the bearing capacity formula (established by empirical approach) provided identical results for various footing sizes showing good estimation for wider range of footing size.


Soils and Foundations | 2016

Discussion on size effect of footing in ultimate bearing capacity of sandy soil using rigid plastic finite element method

Du L. Nguyen; Satoru Ohtsuka; T Hoshina; Koichi Isobe


Journal of The Society of Materials Science, Japan | 2018

Seismic Reinforcement Technology for Existing Pile Foundation Utilizing Ground Improvement

Koichi Isobe; Koichi Tomisawa


Japanese Geotechnical Society Special Publication | 2016

Research on cavity formation below Ohkozu old movable weir in the Shinano River

Koichi Isobe; Satoru Ohtsuka


Japanese Geotechnical Society Special Publication | 2016

In-situ loading test of wooden pile at Shinano River Ohkouzu old movable weir and discussion on foundation design

Satoru Ohtsuka; Toshiyuki Takahara; Yoshinori Hosaka; Koichi Isobe


Fourth Geo-China International Conference | 2016

Seismic Resistance of Batter Pile Foundations in Peaty Soft Ground

Koichi Tomisawa; Koichi Isobe


Japanese Geotechnical Society Special Publication | 2015

Shaking table test and numerical simulation on seismic performance of a bridge column integrated by multiple steel pipes with directly-connected piles

Koichi Isobe; Hiroki Sugiyama; Masatsugu Shinohara; Hiroshi Kobayashi; Yasuo Sawamura; Yasuo Mitsuyoshi; Makoto Kimura


Archive | 2014

Development and its validation of Rigid Plastic Moving Particle Simulation method

Koichi Isobe; Satoru Ohtsuka; T Hoshina


Archive | 2014

Development of moving particle simulation method using a rigid plastic constitutive model

Koichi Isobe; Satoru Ohtsuka; T Hoshina

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Satoru Ohtsuka

Nagaoka University of Technology

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Du L. Nguyen

Nagaoka University of Technology

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Quang N. Pham

Nagaoka University of Technology

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Yutaka Fukumoto

Nagaoka University of Technology

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