Document Type
Poster
Publication Date
Spring 4-13-2020
Abstract
The objective of the research described in this paper is to validate the analytical models proposed by Gibson et al. by performing laboratory experiments using a shake table.
1) creating blocks representing Gibson’s two-dimensional parallelograms with three-dimensional printing material,
2) using Montana Tech’s shake table to subject the blocks to increasingly higher accelerations until failure (sliding, slumping, or toppling) is observed, and
3) comparing the observed and predicted modes of failure.
Recommended Citation
Johnston, Frankie and MacLaughlin, Mary, "Shake Table Validation of Pseudo-Static Failure Modes of Rock Slopes" (2020). TECHxpo. 12.
https://digitalcommons.mtech.edu/techxpo/12
Comments
Frankie Johnston is a sophomore in Geological engineering from Highwood, MT. Upon graduation, her goal is to purse a masters in Geotechnical.