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* Associate Professor, Tokyo Institute of Technology Dr. Eng. ** Electric Power Development Co., Ltd. (J-POWER) (former graduate student, Tokyo Institute of Technology), M. Eng. Dynamic centrifuge tests were conducted to determine seismic earth pressure on embedded footing in cohesive soil. The load cells installed at active/passive sides of the footing measured the earth pressure and shear adhesion. The measured active and passive earth pressure did not agree with those estimated by conventional earth pressure theories of Rankine and Matsunami. The soil deformation after the tests implied that separation occurred between the footing and clay. In this paper, an active earth pressure theory considering the separation was proposed, the active earth pressure estimated by which showed fairly good agreement with the experimental data.

SEISMIC EARTH PRESSURE ACTING ON SHALLOW EMBEDDED FOOTING IN COHESIVE SOIL