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《Journal of Southeast University(English Edition)》 2025年第2期F0003-F0003,共1页
Title:Seismic fragility of unreinforced masonry buildings with bonded scrap tire rubber isolators under far-field and near-field earthquakes Authors:WANG Mingyang;GAO Wenjun;LU Xilin;SHI Weixing A bstract:To improve t... Title:Seismic fragility of unreinforced masonry buildings with bonded scrap tire rubber isolators under far-field and near-field earthquakes Authors:WANG Mingyang;GAO Wenjun;LU Xilin;SHI Weixing A bstract:To improve the seismic performance of unreinforced masonry(URM)buildings in the Himalayan regions,including Western China,India,Nepal,and Pakistan,a low-cost bonded scrap tire rubber isolator(BSTRI)is proposed,and a series of vertical compression and horizontal shear tests are conducted.Incremental dynamic analyses are conducted for five types of BSTRI-supported URM buildings subjected to 22 far-field and 28 near-field earthquake ground motions.The resulting fragility curves and probability of damage curves are presented and utilized to evaluate the damage states of these buildings.The results show that in the base-isolated(BI)URM buildings under seismic ground motion at a peak ground acceleration(PGA)of 1.102 g,the probability of exceeding the collapse prevention threshold is less than 25%under far-field earthquake ground motions and 31%under near-field earthquake ground motions.Furthermore,the maximum average vulnerability index for the BI-URM buildings,which are designed to withstand rare earthquakes with 9°(PGA=0.632 g),is 40.87%for far-field earthquake ground motions and 41.83%for near-field earthquake ground motions.Therefore,the adoption of BSTRIs can significantly reduce the collapse probability of URM buildings. 展开更多
关键词 bonded scrap tire rubber isolator bstri unreinforced masonry bonded scrap tire rubber isolators vertical compression horizontal shear tests seismic performance unreinforced masonry buildings improve seismic performance DYNAMIC
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Restraint effect of partition wall on the tunnel floor heave in layered rock mass
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作者 YANG Yunyun HUANG Da +2 位作者 ZHONG Zhu LIU Yang PENG Jianbing 《Journal of Mountain Science》 SCIE CSCD 2024年第7期2462-2479,共18页
The presence of horizontal layered rocks in tunnel engineering significantly impacts the stability and strength of the surrounding rock mass,leading to floor heave in the tunnel.This study focused on preparing layered... The presence of horizontal layered rocks in tunnel engineering significantly impacts the stability and strength of the surrounding rock mass,leading to floor heave in the tunnel.This study focused on preparing layered specimens of rock-like material with varying thickness to investigate the failure behaviors of tunnel floors.The results indicate that thin-layered rock mass exhibits weak interlayer bonding,causing rock layers near the surface to buckle and break upwards when subjected to horizontal squeezing.With an increase in the layer thickness,a transition in failure mode occurs from upward buckling to shear failure along the plane,leading to a noticeable reduction in floor heave deformation.The primary cause of significant deformation in floor heave is upward buckling failure.To address this issue,the study proposes the installation of a partition wall in the middle of the floor to mitigate heave deformation of the rock layers.The results demonstrate that the partition wall has a considerable stabilizing effect on the floor,reducing the zone of buckling failure and minimizing floor heave deformation.It is crucial for the partition wall to be sufficiently high to prevent buckling failure and ensure stability.Through simulation calculations on an engineering example,it is confirmed that implementing a partition wall can effectively reduce floor heave and enhance the stability of tunnel floor. 展开更多
关键词 Layered rock Floor heave horizontal compression test Failure behavior Partition wall
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