Desenvolvimento de sistema para sísmica up-hole em conjunto com o ensaio SPT
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2012-06-01
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Pedrini, Rubens Antonio Amaral [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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Este trabalho apresenta o sistema e metodologia para realização e interpretação de ensaios sísmicos up-role durante uma sondagem de simples reconhecimento (SPT). Este ensaio híbrido, conhecido também como S-SPT, incorpora a medida de velocidade de propagação de ondas de cisalhamento (Vs) ao ensaio SPT, visando uma melhor investigação do subsolo. A possibilidade de se medir, ao mesmo tempo e no mesmo furo, os valores de N do SPT e Vs, permitem calcular o módulo de cisalhamento máximo (Go), abrindo uma nova perspectiva para investigação de solos tropicais colapsíveis, a partir da relação Go/N, similar a relação Go/qc. O sistema é composto por um hardware (geofones, trigger e sistema de aquisição de dados) e softwares, um para registro dos sinais sísmicos e outro para sua interpretação. A metodologia de execução dos ensaios foi aperfeiçoada, a partir da realização de várias campanhas de ensaios de campo. Para a interpretação dos sinais e cálculo das velocidades foi elaborado um software, que possibilita definir os perfis de Vs sem a necessidade de outras ferramentas. Esse software possibilita o processamento e visualização dos registros, além de permitir aplicar um método específico para cálculo das velocidades de onda considerando a refração das ondas durante sua propagação através das diversas camadas do meio, conforme a Lei de Snell. Foram realizadas campanhas de ensaios S-SPT em um campo experimental localizado na cidade de Bauru, interior do estado de São Paulo, Brasil, para desenvolver o sistema e validar sua aplicação. Os resultados desses ensaios foram comparados com valores de Vs referência, determinados através de ensaios sísmicos down-hole, tipo SCPT. O ensaio S-SPT mostrou ser uma técnica interessante e aplicável, uma vez que a diferença entre os valores de Vs medidos com os de referência foi baixa, com um valor médio inferior a 10% para as áreas investigadas. Deste modo, pode ser
This work presents a system and methodology for performing and interpreting up-hole seismic tests together with the Standard Penetration Test (SPT). This hybrid test, also known as S-SPT, incorporates the measurements of shear waves velocity propagation (Vs) in the SPT, for a better site investigation. The possibility of measuring simultaneously in the same borehole, the N SPT and the Vs values which allows calculating the maximum shear modulus (Go), opens new perspectives for the investigation of collapsible tropical soils, from Go/N ratio, similar to Go/qc. The system consists of a hardware (geophones, trigger and data aquisition system) and software, one to record of the seismic signals and the other for its interpretation. The methodology for carrying out the tests was improved after several field trials. A software was developed for interpretation of records and calculating velocities, which allows to define the Vs profiles without the need of additional tools. This software enables processing and displaying records, and also allows applying a specific method for calculating velocities considering the waves refraction during their propagation through the various layers of the soil mass, according to the Snell's Law. The S-SPT campaigns were carried out in an experimental field located in the city of Bauru, São Paulo, Brazil, to develop the system and validate its application. The results of these tests were compared with Vs reference values, which were determined by the down-hole seismic test, SCPT type. The S-SPT test proved to be an interesting applicable technique, since the differences to the Vs reference values were small, wich and average lower than 10% for the investigated site. The S-SPT test can be considered as an option for determining the maximum shear modulus, with the advantage of being performed together with the most widely used test for site investigation, the SPT
This work presents a system and methodology for performing and interpreting up-hole seismic tests together with the Standard Penetration Test (SPT). This hybrid test, also known as S-SPT, incorporates the measurements of shear waves velocity propagation (Vs) in the SPT, for a better site investigation. The possibility of measuring simultaneously in the same borehole, the N SPT and the Vs values which allows calculating the maximum shear modulus (Go), opens new perspectives for the investigation of collapsible tropical soils, from Go/N ratio, similar to Go/qc. The system consists of a hardware (geophones, trigger and data aquisition system) and software, one to record of the seismic signals and the other for its interpretation. The methodology for carrying out the tests was improved after several field trials. A software was developed for interpretation of records and calculating velocities, which allows to define the Vs profiles without the need of additional tools. This software enables processing and displaying records, and also allows applying a specific method for calculating velocities considering the waves refraction during their propagation through the various layers of the soil mass, according to the Snell's Law. The S-SPT campaigns were carried out in an experimental field located in the city of Bauru, São Paulo, Brazil, to develop the system and validate its application. The results of these tests were compared with Vs reference values, which were determined by the down-hole seismic test, SCPT type. The S-SPT test proved to be an interesting applicable technique, since the differences to the Vs reference values were small, wich and average lower than 10% for the investigated site. The S-SPT test can be considered as an option for determining the maximum shear modulus, with the advantage of being performed together with the most widely used test for site investigation, the SPT
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Cisalhamento dos solos, Solos tropicais, Mecanica do solo, Shear strength of soils, Soil mechanics
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PEDRINI, Rubens Antonio Amaral. Desenvolvimento de sistema para sísmica up-hole em conjunto com o ensaio SPT. 2012. 113 f. Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Engenharia, 2012.