Technical Introduction to Liquefaction Analysis Using Two-Dimensional Nonlinear Sequential Integration Method
By utilizing numerical analysis techniques, it is possible to make quantitative and objective judgments!
The 'Two-Dimensional Nonlinear Sequential Integration Method for Liquefaction Analysis' is a numerical analysis technique that allows for the reproduction of site conditions by creating an analysis model and setting parameters. This technique is used to predict the behavior of slopes that are likely to liquefy and collapse under Level 2 seismic motion, with the aim of considering appropriate countermeasure methods. [Technical Details] - Reproduces site conditions by creating an analysis model and setting parameters - Reproduces the stress spectrum and input seismic waveforms of the input seismic motion based on assumed seismic motion - Visually reproduces the response of the foundation and the analysis target - Visually reproduces areas of reduced safety factor due to liquefaction and sliding blocks *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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At Aieste Co., Ltd., we are engaged in disaster prevention operations that respond swiftly to landslides caused by extreme weather events such as heavy rainfall and large-scale earthquakes, as well as sediment control operations, analysis operations, surveying operations, i-Construction related operations, UAV aerial photography surveying operations, UAV aerial laser surveying operations, MMS (Mobile Mapping System) surveying operations, investigation operations, river design, road design, and bridge design.
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