Studi Perilaku Tiang Group Pada Lapisan Tanah Terlikuifaksi
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https://doi.org/10.29103/tj.v14i1.983Keywords:
likuifaksi, sondir, daya dukung tiang, defleksiAbstract
Abstrak
Likuifaksi merupakan satu fenomena yang terjadi pada lapisan tanah akibat gempa bumi. Pada saat terjadi likuifaksi tanah mengalami peningkatan tekanan air pori yang menyebabkan tanah kehilangan kuat geser sehingga mengalami penurunan tegangan efektif dan secara linier mengakibatkan penurunan kuat geser. Penelitian ini dibuat untuk mengetahui perubahan perilaku tiang akibat lapisan tanah terlikuifaksi disepanjang tiang. Semua analisa perubahan perilaku tiang dibandingkan dengan kondisi atau kondisi tidak ada lapisan terlikuifaksi, sehingga dapat diketahui perubahan perilaku tiang ketika ada lapisan teriluifaksi. Dari hasil analisa defleksi diketahui bahwa terjadi perubahan defleksi yang besar jika dibandingkan antara lapisan tidak terlikuifaksi dengan lapisan terlikuifaksi, yaitu dari 0,16 mm menjadi 4,32 mm atau meningkat sebesar 4.16 mm. Perubahan momen untuk lapisan tidak terlikuifaksi 23 kN menjadi 219 kN untuk kondisi lapisan terlikuifaksi atau meningkat sebesar 196 kN.m, hal yg sama pada perubahan daya dukung yang mengalami penurunan ketika terjadi likuifaksi, sehingga disimpulkan bahwa ada perubahan perilaku tiang jika terdapat lapisan terlikuifaksi.
Kata kunci: likuifaksi, sondir, daya dukung tiang, defleksi
Abstract
Liquefaction is a phenomenon that occurs in soil layers due to earthquakes. When liquefaction occurs, the water pressure of soil has increased which causes the soil to lose shear strength, resulting in a decrease in effective stress and linearly resulting in a decrease in shear strength. This research was conducted to determine changes of pile behavior due to liquefaction of the soil layer along the pile. All analyses of changes of pile behavior are compared with conditions where there is no liquefaction layer, so that changes of pile behavior can be seen when there is liquefaction layer of soil. The results of the deflection analysis, it is known that there is a large change in deflection when compared between the non-liquefaction layer and the liquefaction layer, namely from 0.16 mm to be 4.32 mm or increases 4.16 mm. The change in moment for the liquefaction layer is 23 kN to be 219 kN for the liquefaction layer condition or increases 196 kN.m, the same thing as the change in bearing capacity which decreases when liquefaction occurs, so it is concluded that there is a change of pile behavior if there is a liquefaction layer.
Keywords: liquefaction, CPT, bearing capacity of pile, deflection
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