题名: |
RESILIENT MODULUS OF SOFT SOIL BENEATH HIGH-SPEED RAIL LINES. |
作者: |
Heelis-M; Dawson-A; Collop-A; Chapman-D; Krylov-V |
关键词: |
ALLUVIUM-; DESIGN-; HIGH-SPEED-TRAINS; LAND-WATER-MARGINAL-AREAS; MATHEMATICAL-MODELS; MATHEMATICAL-PREDICTION; MEASUREMENT-; MODULUS-OF-RESILIENCE; RAILROAD-TRACKS; SOFT-SOILS; STIFFNESS-; SUBGRADE-RAILROAD-TRACKS |
摘要: |
Modern high-speed rail lines are being built increasingly on marginal land, to reach city centers while avoiding housing areas. Often this land is composed of soft alluvial soils, which exhibit a low resilient modulus. The measurement, prediction, modeling, and implications of resilient modulus values for such subgrades are discussed. Measurement considers the use of repeated-load triaxial testing, resonant column, and in situ methods, illustrating these with sample data. Prediction draws on both analytical and finite-element techniques to illustrate the critical speed (the bow-wave effect) and how it is influenced by resilient modulus. Modeling reveals the available relationships--and their limitations--for deriving subgrade stiffness in this dynamic situation. Implication then uses these to define the relevant effects of resilient modulus values on design problems. |
总页数: |
Transportation Research Record. 1999. (1687) pp39-46 (12 Fig., 3 Tab., 12 Ref.) |
报告类型: |
科技报告 |