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Compression Strength<br />

Distributed live load L for T25 loading<br />

1. Distributed load for a burying depth of<br />

40cm or lower is expressed by the following<br />

equation.<br />

L=<br />

PERFORMANCE OF KOTA-KUN<br />

KOTA-KUN has a sufficient compression strength against the T25 loads enabling<br />

shallow burying without using concrete reinforcement.<br />

P<br />

(2H+a)·(2H+b2)<br />

3. Distributed load for cases where the burying<br />

depth exceeds 55cm and loads from<br />

adjacent axles overlap is expressed by the<br />

following equation.<br />

4P<br />

L=<br />

(2H+a)·W<br />

where: a is the ground contact length of a wheel.<br />

Impact Resistance<br />

Chemical Resistance<br />

Earthquake Resistance<br />

Compression test of KOTA-KUN has<br />

been carried out in compliance with<br />

the Design Guidelines for Common<br />

Cable Tunnel, whereby the T25<br />

load is calculated, and is multiplied<br />

with a safety factor of three.<br />

H≤40cm<br />

40cm55cm<br />

● Load calculation in compliance with the Design Guidelines<br />

for Common Cable Tunnel<br />

Dead load<br />

Material Load per 1-m depth (N/cm2 )<br />

Concrete 2.30<br />

Asphalt 2.25<br />

Crushed stone 2.06<br />

Backfilling sand 1.86<br />

Type Impact coefficient<br />

Roadway<br />

Covered depth less than 1m<br />

Covered depth 1m or more<br />

0.4<br />

0.3<br />

Sidewalk (considering vehicles) 0.1<br />

● Results of compression tests for φ80 × two lines<br />

Burying<br />

depth<br />

(cm)<br />

Total load<br />

(N/cm 2 )<br />

Compression load<br />

(safety factor: 3)<br />

(N/cm 2 )<br />

Deformation ratio of inner dia.<br />

of inner pipe (%)<br />

Temperature:<br />

20°C<br />

Temperature:<br />

60°C<br />

20 13.0 39.1 0 —<br />

25 10.3 30.9 0 —<br />

30 8.3 25.0 0 —<br />

40 6.0 17.9 0 —<br />

50 5.0 15.3 0 0<br />

55 4.9 14.7 0 0<br />

56 8.6 25.9 0 0<br />

60 8.2 24.7 0 0<br />

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