HAYAAN MO SILA SIGE SIGE • Susceptible to earthquake damage
MAGIBA - GROUP 8 (Bernardino, Feleo, because of large, unreinforced openings
Sebastian, Sineneng, Tablatin, Zoleta) on their ground floors; and • These openings often accommodate THE 1990 LUZON EARTHQUAKE parking spaces, large windows and • It was measured at magnitude 7.7 expansive lobbies in residential and • One of the biggest earthquake in that retail buildings. decade. • The event was a result of strike-slip Torsional Irregularities movements along the Philippine Fault • Torsional irregularity is a result of a and the Digdig Fault. large eccentricity between the centers of • The epicenter was near the town of mass and stiffness in a story. Rizal, northeast of Cabanatuan City. • Can be avoided by increasing the lateral stiffness along the column line with General Facts: maximum story drift by increasing the • Fatalities: 1660 column sizes, adding retaining wall or • Injured: 3513 bracings • Missing: 752 • Displaced: 126,035 Soil Liquefaction Mitigation Measures • People Affected: 1,594,040 Quake-Proof Lead-Rubber Bearing • Estimated Cost of Damage: 12.225 Billion • Used in Philippine Arena Pesos • The structure can withstand up to • Duration:45 secs 7.5-magnitude earthquakes • Control displacement: 400m Baguio City • approximately 28 buildings collapsed Grand Flex Mole Technology • The Hyatt Terraces Baguio was a 12-storey • New chemical grouting technique hotel: 50 people died developed in Japan • Provides necessary reinforcement w/o The earthquake also affected other areas the requirement of addtl. vertical shafts which included, La Union, Cabanatuan, and like that of normal chemical grouting Dagupan. • Applicable to developed regions
Cabanatuan City Induced Partial Saturation
• Christian College of the Philippines • Improves earthquake-induced o the tallest building in the city liquefaction resistance of loose sands o six-story concrete school • Demonstrated and made feasible by the Uniform Cyclic Simple Shear Test Dagupan City • numerous barangays and structures were destroyed due to liquefaction
LIQUEFACTION - refers to the
phenomenon where soil substantially loses strength and stiffness due to the application of stress. This results with the soil behaving like a liquid.