具破壞性之地變型態。以九二一集集大地震為例，台中港碼頭區、貓
羅溪堤防、南投縣霧峰鄉旱溪河岸太子城堡社區及彰化縣員林鎮等地
區皆因土壤液化所引致的地盤位移而產生嚴重的破壞。因此針對此高
危險性之破壞形態，實有必要加以深入研究。
Newmark (1965)滑塊模式為工程實務上最常用的地盤變位分析
方法，其中假設滑動土體為剛性體，此剛性體在一平面上滑動。於地
震作用過程中，當地震所產生之加速度超過土體之降伏加速度時，使
得土體慣性力大於滑動阻抗力，因而產生下坡方向之地盤永久位移，
其大小可由塊體對破壞面之相對加速度經兩次積分後求得。
在應用Newmark滑塊模式時，有一項非常重要的參數必須確定，
此參數即是不排水剪力強度(Su)。本研究於液化場址取得液化土樣，
並採溼搗法製作重模土體以進行三軸壓密不排水剪力強度試驗(CIU
test)，待獲得Su 後，即可求得降伏加速度，再利用相對運動之觀念，
進一步得到地盤之側向流動永久位移。
針對九二一集集大震，台灣發生液化地區進行現地取樣，經由一
系列室內試驗瞭解液化土壤之基本性質與強度特性，藉由Newmark
滑塊理論推估永久位移量，與現地量測之位移值作一比較，結果顯示
Newmark 滑塊理論之適用性良好，唯須注意現地地形之量測所造成
之誤差。上述研究之成果可進一步建立台灣本土之土壤液化所引致地
盤永久位移之資料，爾後供作防災、救災之參考。

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Chi-Chi earthquake, severe damage as caused by permanent horizontal
displacement induced by soil liquefaction in many areas. Therefore, it
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This study documented and mapped the case histories of lateral
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