Abstract

Reasonable model soil is very important in shaking table model tests to reduce the distortion of the soil structure stiffness ratio. Several model soils, such as sawdust soil, sawdust sand, rubber granular soil, rubber powder soil, and sawdust kaolin were prepared and a dynamic triaxial test proceeded to determine their dynamic characteristics. The experimental results showed that the variation of the dynamic shear modulus and dynamic damping ratio with dynamic shear strain was consistent with that of undisturbed soil. Finally, sawdust soil was adapted to a shaking table test of complex interaction systems and achieved good results. The results showed that sawdust soil is feasible as model soil. The research results can provide helpful references for the design of a similar shaking model test.

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