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Safety factor of continuous footing on slope modeling with composite bamboo pile reinforcement

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Abstract

Landslide phenomenon especially on slopes always becomes interesting issues to be discussed. Last few years, composite bamboo pile is one of the innovative slope reinforcement methods to increase slope stability. Slope modelling with composite bamboo reinforcement was using an experiment box with 1, 50 m as length; 1, 0 m as width and 1, 0 m as height. It used sand soil with fine gradation and composite bamboo pile with various pile height and pile location. The load has modelled as a strip footing with continuous increases load by load cell until the limit load reached. The problem that occurred in laboratory has analysed with Finite Element Method. It changed 3D slope modelling to be 2D modelling. Composite bamboo pile has chosen as a new utilization innovation of bamboo to be pile reinforced and a positive value to optimize bamboo local material to be a steel reinforced replacement material. The result of experiment shown that utilizing of pile reinforcement on slope has increased slope stability. It had shown with significally increase of safety factor, bearing capacity improvement and maximum limit load that able to reach on slope.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)2177-2186
Number of pages10
JournalElectronic Journal of Geotechnical Engineering
Volume18 K
Publication statusPublished - 2013

Keywords

  • Bearing capacity improvement
  • Composite bamboo pile
  • Finite element method
  • Slope reinforcement
  • Slope stability

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