Specific Features of Load Redistribution in Cellular Hydraulic Structures Resulting from Seismic Impacts When Surcharging Wet Water-Saturated Soil Infill
摘要
Based on calculations and analysis, it was found that in cellular hydraulic structures under seismic influences, surcharging wet water-saturated sandy soil infill can significantly reduce the depth of the vibrocompaction zone and settling in it. However, the values of the latter may be sufficient to redistribute loads over its entire height and the appearance of dynamic pressure exceeding static by up to 1.6 times, thus affecting the strength and stability of structures.