Size And Loading Rate Effects Observed In Plate Load Tests On A Fill

Deep Foundations Institute
Kazuyuki Matsuzawa
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Deep Foundations Institute
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Jan 1, 2006

Abstract

A series of plate loading tests were carried out on a loam ground in order to investigate the influences of the plate size and the loading rate on the observed load-settlement relations. Two circular plates having diameters of 0.3 m and 1.0 m were used. Three types of loading methods were employed; 1) static cyclic maintained load test, 2) static continuous load test, and 3) rapid (dynamic) plate load test. An interpretation method called non-linear damping method was used to estimate a static load-settlement relation from the rapid plate load test signals. The derived static load-settlement relations match well with the measured results from the static load tests.
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APA: Kazuyuki Matsuzawa  (2006)  Size And Loading Rate Effects Observed In Plate Load Tests On A Fill

MLA: Kazuyuki Matsuzawa Size And Loading Rate Effects Observed In Plate Load Tests On A Fill. Deep Foundations Institute, 2006.

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