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Bertrand?GuillierEmail author Jean-Luc?Chatelain Hugo?Perfettini El?Hadi?Oubaiche Christophe?Voisin Rabah?Bensalem Djamel?Machane Mustapha?Hellel 《Bulletin of Earthquake Engineering》2016,14(8):2213-2227
Building frequencies (fundamental and higher modes) are a critical parameter especially in the field of structural health monitoring mainly based on the stability of the structural dynamic parameters of individual building (frequencies, damping and modes shape). One of the most used methods to find out these parameters is based on the use on ambient vibration analysis. In this work, we study the fluctuations over a month period of the fundamental frequencies (transverse and longitudinal) of a 3.5-story RC-building made of 2 identical units connected by a structural joint. Time independent building frequencies is a strong assumption; as illustrated by our experiment showing that over an observation period of a month, building frequencies fluctuate of about 3.5 %. A clear correlation is found between the building frequency fluctuations and temperature variations, with a phase-shift interpreted as the characteristic time of heat diffusion within the walls. This allows: (1) determining the thermal diffusivity of the structure, (2) inferring its relative stiffness variations, and (3) showing that its Young modulus varies linearly with temperature. 相似文献
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Soulef Amamria Mohamed Sadok Bensalem Mohamed Ghanmi Fouad Zargouni 《Arabian Journal of Geosciences》2013,6(6):2081-2087
The Bou Omrane is an example of southern–central Atlassic Tunisian folds, this massive is presented by an anticline delimited by a NE–SW thrust. The geometry study of this anticline (hinge and subvertical layers) associated to structural and stratigraphic correlation confirms the development of structures according to “fault propagation fold” model. Using numerical software Rampe 1.3.0, the balanced cross-sections demonstrate the complicated growth of Bou Omrane anticline. The resulted structure is obtained by thrusting on breakthrough coupled to blockage of ramp on the back limb. All these condition confirm the role of diversity of tectonics events and the inheritance tectonics notion associated with the reactivation of pre-existing faults on the genesis of folds and the development of collapse structures according to more than one decollement level. 相似文献
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Leila Djadia Djamel Machane Jean-Luc Chatelain Abdesslam Abtout Rabah Bensalem Mehdi Amine Guemache Bertrand Guillier Amar Boudella El-Hadi Oubaiche 《Environmental Earth Sciences》2010,59(5):1149-1158
Results from geophysical investigations (electrical resistivity, electromagnetic mapping and seismic refraction) on an excavated
cell of the Ouled Fayet (Algiers, Algeria) pilot landfill indicated the presence of an underground runoff and permeable soil
underneath the cell. These results contradict those obtained by a feasibility study, based, however, only on the analysis
of seventy-six 10-m drilling cores. The 1D boreholes information has been proven to be insufficient and to give biased results.
The presence of water at depth is evidenced by lower resistivity, high conductivity anomalies and increase of P-wave velocity.
Thus, to the contrary of what is claimed in the feasibility study, a threat of leachate pollution is real. This study shows
that landfill construction studies cannot give trustful results without geophysical investigations. More specifically, in
Algeria, it is imperative to elaborate a landfill construction code, which should include mandatory geophysical prospecting
and deeper drilling cores. 相似文献
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Mohamed Sadok Bensalem Mohamed Ghanmi Fouad Zargouni 《Arabian Journal of Geosciences》2011,4(1-2):229-237
The evolution of geological structures is related particularly to reactivation of preexisting fault, thus the importance of tectonic inheritance. Basing on stratigraphic and structural data in external zones leaving the example of Gafsa Basin (southern central Tunisia), we study the evolution of folds during tectonic phases. The structural and stratigraphic data prove that Gafsa Basin is subject for more than one tectonic phase where beginning by Cretaceous extension and reactivated by Atlasic compression. The combination of field results associated to that geomorphology confirms the application of “fault propagation model” as evolution mode of folds. The balanced of cross section, using numerical software Ramp E.M. 1.5.2, shows the importance of tectonic inheritance to interpret evolution of structures reliefs. The deformation increases related to reactivation of old normal fault. The most important deformation is observed in Jbal At Taghli presenting folds in the form of duplex resulted from conjugate activity of tear fault; it is the first interpretation of tear fault activity in surface in the scale of Tunisia. The application of fault propagation fold model to interpret fold genesis confirms the field data and proves the role of tectonic inheritance and reactivation of preexisting faults in the evolution of structures during different tectonic phases. 相似文献
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Mohamed Yacine Tebbouche Djamel Machane Souhila Chabane El-Hadi Oubaiche Aghiles Abdelghani Meziani Dalila Ait Benamar Hakim Moulouel Ghani Cheikh Lounis Rabah Bensalem Abderrahmane Bendaoud 《Arabian Journal of Geosciences》2018,11(7):154
The original version of this paper was published with incomplete affiliation. Given in this article are the complete affiliations. 相似文献
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Souhila Chabane Djamel Machane Mohamed Yacine Tebbouche Fatma Khaldaoui El-Hadi Oubaiche Rabah Bensalem Armand Mariscal 《Arabian Journal of Geosciences》2017,10(3):69
The Dar El Beida area, situated in the Mitidja basin, in the north central Tellian Atlas is characterized by its Plio-Quaternary sediments. The site effect analysis in this zone surrounding Algiers city is very important. The soil is constituted from recent soft sediments capable of amplifying seismic motion. Indeed, the analysis thanks to the ratio H/V ambient vibration method confirms these assumptions. An electric resistivity tomography strengthened the results obtained from ambient vibration for site characterization. This demonstrates once again the more or less homogeneous character of formations in this area. However, strongly amplifying its sediments largely explains the seismic acceleration of 0.52 g recorded following the 2003 Boumerdes earthquake. 相似文献
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Brahim Meziani Djamel Machane Abderrahmane Bendaoud Ghani Cheikh Lounis El-Hadi Oubaiche Souhila Chabane Rabah Bensalem Hakim Moulouel 《Arabian Journal of Geosciences》2017,10(5):117
The Ain Turck (Bouira) landslide, in north-center Algeria, is one of the numerous instabilities recorded along the Lakhdaria-Bouira section of the 1200-km-long east-west Algerian highway. The locality of Ain Turck is known for its unstable slopes characterized by a very rough morphology with steep slopes (20 to 25%). This slide threatens the inhabitants of the Ibournanen village, located down the unstable slope, where parts of some houses have fallen into ruin, while others are cracked. It is characterized by an active movement extending over a more or less important slope, of the order of a hundred meters. The land mobilized by this movement corresponds to the layer of shale clays and clays overlaid by a backfill, placed there following the east-west highway works. Geological, geomorphologic, and geotechnical analysis allows determining the soil instability probably related to earthworks during the construction of the highway section a few years earlier, followed by a particularly rainy season in 2012. Acquisitions of ambient seismic noise and H/V ratio processing, as well as the acquisition of an electrical resistivity profile at the instability site, have reinforced our preliminary interpretations of depth and geometry of the sliding surface. 相似文献
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Mohamed Yacine Tebbouche Djamel Machane Souhila Chabane El-Hadi Oubaiche Aghiles Abdelghani Meziani Dalila Ait Benamar Hakim Moulouel Ghani Cheikh Lounis Rabah Bensalem Abderrahmane Bendaoud 《Arabian Journal of Geosciences》2017,10(13):292
The Sablettes (Algiers) coastal reclaimed fringe region, located on the hanging wall of the Sahel active fault, is subject to different types of geological hazard such as flood and tsunami, coastal uplift, earthquake, liquefaction, landslide, and site effects. In this present work, we used ambient vibration HVSR for imaging the bedrock. The thickness of the sedimentary column under the backfill layer is unknown, and the coastal reclaimed areas are prone to strong amplification of seismic waves. The determination of the depth of the metamorphic base allowed us to establish a mapping of the bedrock roof surface. The 3D representation of this surface enabled us to present models of tectonic structures in this basement (i.e., fault, fold). This analysis will make it possible to make better evaluation of the amplification after having determined the depth of the metamorphic basement exceeding 240 m, which is supposed to have velocities close to those of the seismological basement, as well as the thicknesses of the different layers surmounting it. 相似文献
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Mohamed Sadok Bensalem Mohamed Hedi Bensalem Amira Ayed Khaled Soulef Amamria Mohamed Ghanmi Fouad Zargouni 《Proceedings of the Geologists' Association. Geologists' Association》2019,130(1):66-75
The development of belt structures in intracratonic chains is guided by the convergence system. In the Southern-Central Tunisian Atlas, several parameters control the evolution of thrust folds during different tectonic phases. One of these phases is tectonic inheritance, which leads to the reactivation of pre-existing normal faults during compressive phases. The angle between the direction of these faults and the shortening axis (NNW-SSE) is the most important parameter for interpreting the mode of the evolution of thrust folds. Jebel Elkebar is an example of a structure developed on NW-SE-oriented faults that is perpendicular to the shortening axis. Based on the geometry of its folds, Jebel Elkebar is interpreted as a 'Fault Related Fold'. The E-W-oriented Orbata structure is oblique to the direction of the shortening axis and is interpreted through the model 'Fault Propagation Fold' with 'Breakthrough'. The Gafsa Fault, which is parallel to the shortening axis, is a transpressional fault interpreted through the 'Strain Partitioning' mode, which is associated with the oblique ramp fold. The development of various thrust folds requires the presence of a basal decollement level during the Triassic succession. In the Southern-Central Tunisian Atlas, the deformation is variable (geometry of fold closure) and is correlated with the depth of the decollement level; indeed, the intensity of deformation is proportional to the depth of the decollement level. Consequently, the most important deformation is in the higher successions and is a vertical migration of the decollement level associated with thin-skinned deformation. 相似文献
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