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Numerical research on seismic response characteristics of shallow buried rectangular underground structure

Xu, Zigang ; Du, Xiuli ; Xu, Chengshun ; Hao, Hong ; Bi, Kaiming ; Jiang, Jiawei

Soil dynamics and earthquake engineering (1984), 2019-01, Vol.116, p.242-252 [Periódico revisado por pares]

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  • Título:
    Numerical research on seismic response characteristics of shallow buried rectangular underground structure
  • Autor: Xu, Zigang ; Du, Xiuli ; Xu, Chengshun ; Hao, Hong ; Bi, Kaiming ; Jiang, Jiawei
  • Assuntos: Buried structures ; Computer simulation ; Deformation ; Design ; Earthquake load condition ; Earthquake loads ; Earthquakes ; Flexibility ratio ; Inertia ; Interfacial properties ; Internal forces ; Mathematical analysis ; Mathematical models ; Numerical analysis ; Rectangular underground structure ; Seismic activity ; Seismic design ; Seismic engineering ; Seismic response ; Seismic responses ; Shear forces ; Slabs ; Soil dynamics ; Soil inertia ; Soil investigations ; Soil mechanics ; Soil properties ; Soil-structure interaction ; Soil-structure interface ; Stiffness ; Structure inertia ; Subway stations ; Subways ; Underground structures
  • É parte de: Soil dynamics and earthquake engineering (1984), 2019-01, Vol.116, p.242-252
  • Descrição: The seismic response characteristics of underground structures are very different from those of aboveground structures. Great efforts have been made in investigating the influence factors on the seismic responses of rectangular underground structures, while the theoretical analyses and comprehensive understandings remain insufficient in the current research. In order to shed light on the seismic response characteristics of the shallow buried rectangular underground structure, an extended parametric study, based on a real underground structure, the Daikai subway station in Japan was conducted in the present paper. In particular, a two-dimensional soil-structure system was adopted for the dynamic time-history analysis. The equivalent linear model was used to consider the nonlinear behaviors of the soil elements, and the elastic model was used to simulate the structure elements. A variety of critical factors that may significantly affect the seismic responses, such as: (i) earthquake load condition, (ii) structure inertia effect, (iii) soil inertia effect, (iv) soil-structure relative stiffness, and (v) soil-structure interface properties were comprehensively investigated in this study. The variations of the horizontal relative deformation between the top and bottom slabs of the structure and the internal forces of four representative sections that were most concerned in seismic design were calculated and compared in different cases, and the soil pressures and shear forces around the structure were also systematically discussed. The numerical results indicated that the seismic responses were obviously affected by the soil inertia effect and soil-structure relative stiffness, and more attentions should be paid to these critical factors during the seismic design of the underground structure. The presented results can lead to better understandings on the seismic responses of the shallow buried rectangular underground structure and can provide some improvements to the existing simplified methods and guide the seismic design of the underground structure. •A series of 2D detailed numerical analysis on underground structure in layered soil are conducted.•The vertical earthquake has an important influence on the soil pressure on the top of the structure.•The soil inertia has a significant influence on the internal forces of the vertical support components.•The variation of internal forces and contact forces under different soil-structure flexibility ratio are studied.•The influence of the friction coefficient of the soil-structure interface is negligible for the seismic design.
  • Editor: Barking: Elsevier Ltd
  • Idioma: Inglês
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