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Liquefaction at Coastal Area and Performance of a Quaywall during 1987 Off East Chiba Prefecture Earthquake
Port and Airport Research Institute 0616
June, 1988
Earthquake Resistant Struetures Laboratory
Susumu IAI,Takeshi URAKAMI,Yoshitaka MUTOH,Masaki KIKUCHI
An earthquake of Magnitude 6.7 occured at 11:08, December 17,1987 with the epicenter located at off east Chiba Prefecture in Japan...
Observations and Analyses of Seismic Response of Steel Piled Piers
Port and Airport Research Institute 0615
June, 1988
Vibration Laboratory
Takamasa INATOMI,Yasushi TAKAGI,Motoki KAZAMA
The strong-motion earthquake records at three steel piled piers (Chidori Pier at Kawasaki port, Yamashita Pier at Yokohama Port an...
Durabilities of Concrete Beams under marine environments exposed in Port of Sakata or Kagoshima (After 10 Year's Exposure)
Port and Airport Research Institute 0614
June, 1988
Hidenori HAMADA,Nobuaki OTSUKI,Masamitsu HARAMO
In materials laboratory, series of study has been continued since 1963 concerning to the durability of concrete under marine envir...
Development of Automatic Measurement System for Inorganic Nutrients
Port and Airport Research Institute 0613
March, 1988
Storm Surge and Tunami Laboratory
Yasushi HOSOKAWA,Eiichi MIYOSHI,Takeshi HORIE
The Automatic Measurement System for inorganic nutrients is newly developed. This system is composed of the Auto Analyzer II model...
Annual Report on Wave Properties at the Network Stations (1986)
Port and Airport Research Institute 0612
March, 1988
Costal Obsevation Laboratory
Koji KOBUNE,Kazuteru SUGAHARA,Yutaka KAMEYAMA,Chiaki GOTO,Akira NARITA,Noriaki HASHIMOTO
Since 1970, the Port and Harbour Research Institute has been cooperating with the Bureau of port and Harbours, Ministry of Transpo...
A Study on Estimation of Maritime Traffic Flow among Major Japanese Ports
Port and Airport Research Institute 0611
March, 1988
Port Planing Laboratory
Yuji TANIKAWA,Akira KANEKO
In Japan, huge volume of cargo is transported by ships. Therefore, volume of maritime traffic comes enormous. It is very important...
Field Survey of Port Cargo Handling with Level-Luffing-Crane Type Unloader
Port and Airport Research Institute 0610
March, 1988
Hiroyuki YAMAYA,Ichiro KIMURA,Tadao NAKAJIMA,Yoshiharu NAKAZONO,Junichi AKIZONO,Takayuki TAKEUCHI
This paper shows an analysis on field activities of level-luffing-crane type unloader,from the points of view both of handling cha...
Survey on Effluent etc. of Reclamation Works
Port and Airport Research Institute 0609
March, 1988
Hideo KATO,Shigeaki ADACHI,Takayuki TAKEUCHI,Yuji NAKAMURA,Masaki UEHARA
In case of reclamation with pump dredged soft sea bottom materials, it is important to estimate the level of Suspended Solid conce...
Studies on the Earthquake-Resistance Design of Improved Ground by Deep Mixing Method
Port and Airport Research Institute 0608
March, 1988
Vibration Laboratory
Takamasa INATOMI,Motoki KAZAMA,Koji OTSUKA
A new soil improvement method called Deep Mixing Method (D.M.M.) was developed and has been widely applied to port and harbo
Development of an Earthquake Simulator in the P.H.R.I. Centrifuge
Port and Airport Research Institute 0607
March, 1988
Vibration Laboratory
Motoki KAZAMA,Takamasa INATOMI,Koji OTSUKA
A centrifuge model test is one of the testing method on geotechnical engineering. This method is known to satisfy the similitude f...
Test on the Effects of Joints on the Durability of Concrete in Marine Environment (after 10 years' exposure)
Port and Airport Research Institute 0606
March, 1988
Nobuaki OTSUKI,Masamitsu HARAMO,Hidenori HAMADA
Joints of concrete are easier to be deteriorated than the other parts in reinforced concrete structures. The porpose of this study...
Durability of RC and PC Concrete Piles in Marine Environment (After 10 years' Exposure)
Port and Airport Research Institute 0605
March, 1988
Nobuaki OTSUKI,Hidenori HAMADA,Masamitsu HARAMO
Recently reinforced or prestressed concrete is widely used for port and harbour structures or marine structures. However their dur...