Research Project
Grant-in-Aid for Challenging Exploratory Research
This study focuses on mechanical properties of recovered soil generated through disaster waste treatment after the East Japan earthquake and tsunami. The main achievements obtained in this study are as follows: 1) Combustible ratio of recovered soil can be largely quantified by heating at 330-350 celcius for 48 hours, 2) although strength decreased with increase in wood content, some degree of residual strength can be expected due to skeleton structure by wood matters, 3) although specimen is absolutely compressed by decay of mixed wood matters, change in void ratio become relatively smaller under higher pressure.
All 2014 2013 Other
All Journal Article (8 results) (of which Peer Reviewed: 6 results, Open Access: 2 results) Presentation (11 results) (of which Invited: 1 results) Remarks (2 results)
Proceedings of the Seventh International Congress on Environmental Geotechnics, A. Bouazza, S.T.S. Yuen, and B. Brown (eds.), Engineers Australia (EA)
Volume: - Pages: 170-189
Volume: - Pages: 1602-1609
Geoenvironmental issues for the recovery from the 2011 East Japan earthquake and tsunami, Geotechnics for Catastrophic Flooding Events, S. Iai (ed.), Taylor & Francis Group, London
Volume: - Pages: 69-78
第11回地盤改良シンポジウム論文集,日本材料学会
Volume: - Pages: 67-70
地盤工学会誌
Volume: Vol.62, No.10 Pages: 20-23
地盤工学ジャーナル
Volume: Vol.8, No.3 Pages: 391-402
130004482939
3RINCs and SWAPI 2014
Volume: -
Geo-Environmental Engineering 2013
Volume: - Pages: 130-136
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