Correlation of Soil Liquefaction Potential Index and Geotechnical Properties for Baghdad City, Iraq

This paper comprises the study and analysis of Baghdad soil for eight geotechnical properties, which extract from field experiments of 630 boreholes with depth taken to 30m and representing 200 sites. Soil investigation reports are composed from altered laboratory tests. The soil layers. Divided int...

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Main Authors: Hussein Karim, Zena Samueel, Dalia Abdul Hussein
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Unviversity of Technology- Iraq 2020-06-01
Series:Engineering and Technology Journal
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Online Access:https://etj.uotechnology.edu.iq/article_169067_624f963b2448dea1117cea93a5aa5680.pdf
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description This paper comprises the study and analysis of Baghdad soil for eight geotechnical properties, which extract from field experiments of 630 boreholes with depth taken to 30m and representing 200 sites. Soil investigation reports are composed from altered laboratory tests. The soil layers. Divided into each 2m, which means 15 studied’ layers and soil properties values were embraced and submitted. in tables and charts which have been analysis-using excel2013 and check the charts using curve expert program to get the relationships between the properties values and the factor of safety against liquefaction. The correlations between liquefaction potential represented by the safety factor and soil properties for the available data of 200 sites in Baghdad have been studied and statistically studied ‘to evaluate both of soil properties and liquefaction potential index. Eight factors affecting liquefaction have been correlated with factor of safety for all earthquake magnitudes (ML= 4to 6.5 with 0.5 interval). These factors are, groundwater table, fill layer depth, standard penetration test (SPT- N value), saturated unit’ weight (γ), Relative density (Dr %), soil fractions (clay, silt and sand %), and total settlement (Stot). For better correlations, the same factors have been correlated with safety factor but for each earthquake magnitude alone.
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spelling doaj.art-a408260526074570b871726efa9f645e2024-02-01T07:34:01ZengUnviversity of Technology- IraqEngineering and Technology Journal1681-69002412-07582020-06-01386A81382410.30684/etj.v38i6A.189169067Correlation of Soil Liquefaction Potential Index and Geotechnical Properties for Baghdad City, IraqHussein Karim0Zena Samueel1Dalia Abdul Hussein2Civil Engineering Department , University of Technology, Iraq,Department of Civil Engineering, University of Technology-Iraq.Department of Civil Engineering, University of Technology-Iraq.This paper comprises the study and analysis of Baghdad soil for eight geotechnical properties, which extract from field experiments of 630 boreholes with depth taken to 30m and representing 200 sites. Soil investigation reports are composed from altered laboratory tests. The soil layers. Divided into each 2m, which means 15 studied’ layers and soil properties values were embraced and submitted. in tables and charts which have been analysis-using excel2013 and check the charts using curve expert program to get the relationships between the properties values and the factor of safety against liquefaction. The correlations between liquefaction potential represented by the safety factor and soil properties for the available data of 200 sites in Baghdad have been studied and statistically studied ‘to evaluate both of soil properties and liquefaction potential index. Eight factors affecting liquefaction have been correlated with factor of safety for all earthquake magnitudes (ML= 4to 6.5 with 0.5 interval). These factors are, groundwater table, fill layer depth, standard penetration test (SPT- N value), saturated unit’ weight (γ), Relative density (Dr %), soil fractions (clay, silt and sand %), and total settlement (Stot). For better correlations, the same factors have been correlated with safety factor but for each earthquake magnitude alone.https://etj.uotechnology.edu.iq/article_169067_624f963b2448dea1117cea93a5aa5680.pdfbaghdad soilliquefaction potential indexgeotechnical propertiessafety factor
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Zena Samueel
Dalia Abdul Hussein
Correlation of Soil Liquefaction Potential Index and Geotechnical Properties for Baghdad City, Iraq
Engineering and Technology Journal
baghdad soil
liquefaction potential index
geotechnical properties
safety factor
title Correlation of Soil Liquefaction Potential Index and Geotechnical Properties for Baghdad City, Iraq
title_full Correlation of Soil Liquefaction Potential Index and Geotechnical Properties for Baghdad City, Iraq
title_fullStr Correlation of Soil Liquefaction Potential Index and Geotechnical Properties for Baghdad City, Iraq
title_full_unstemmed Correlation of Soil Liquefaction Potential Index and Geotechnical Properties for Baghdad City, Iraq
title_short Correlation of Soil Liquefaction Potential Index and Geotechnical Properties for Baghdad City, Iraq
title_sort correlation of soil liquefaction potential index and geotechnical properties for baghdad city iraq
topic baghdad soil
liquefaction potential index
geotechnical properties
safety factor
url https://etj.uotechnology.edu.iq/article_169067_624f963b2448dea1117cea93a5aa5680.pdf
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