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Article · Japanese Geotechnical Society Special Publication · January 1, 2016
The effect of reinforcement on stability of model of the dam on undermining soil ground
Askar Zhussupbekov, Тадатсугу Танака, Aliya Kairatovna Aldungarova
Abstract
A series of tests with models of the dam (reinforced and unreinforced) to compare the stability of structures with horizontal and vertical deformations. The results of the experiment are shown in the form of photos and graphics. The objects of study in this article are the deformation model of the dam, located on the subgrade. Purpose of this research a comparison of admissible deformations models earth dams, reinforced and non-reinforced, with the partial collapse of the base and at the same time the horizontal and vertical strains of dam.
Dam Engineering and SafetyGeotechnical Engineering and Soil StabilizationGeotechnical Engineering and Analysisdam stabilitysoil reinforcementearth dams
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