层状饱和土体中排桩对简谐荷载隔振效果分析

根据Biot理论,利用已有的传递、透射矩阵法得到层状饱和土体内部受竖向圆形分布荷载作用下的基本解,再由Muki虚拟桩法,建立了频域内层状土-桩的第二类Fredholm积分方程。通过离散方法求解积分方程,得到了评价隔振效果的振幅比。与已知文献结果比较,验证了方法的正确性。数值结果表明：对于同种类型的振源,采用相同的隔振系统,在上软下硬的多层土体中的隔振效果比在上硬下软的土层中要好。采用较长的桩或刚度较大的桩,或桩之间的距离加密都可得到好的隔振效果。     

移动荷载作用下饱和土中单桩的动力响应

根据Biot动力理论,采用Fourier和Hankel变换方法得到了半空间饱和土受移动载荷及土体内受垂直简谐载荷作用下频域内基本解。根据虚拟桩法,得到了移动载荷作用下桩基的第2类Fredholm积分方程,并应用IFFT方法得到时间、空间域内单桩的动力响应。数值结果表明,移动荷载会引起桩身的负摩擦力;桩身最大轴力、孔压随移动荷载速度增加而增大;此外,在桩上端部会出现孔压集中现象。     

饱和土体中空沟对移动荷载被动隔振的 2.5D边界元法分析

根据饱和土Biot理论及移动荷载特性,采用积分变换方法,推导了半无限饱和土体频域-波数内的边界积分方程,讨论了2.5D边界积分方程中Cauchy的奇异性,并分析了空沟对移动荷载引起饱和土体振动的被动隔振效果。通过与已知文献结果比较,验证了算法的正确性。数值结果表明,采用2.5D BEM不仅可以解决具有复杂表面的移动荷载作用下动力响应问题,而且可极大减小计算工作量。对于饱和土体受高速移动荷载作用,空沟更能有效减小土体孔压、竖向位移的振幅;当荷载速度较小时,空沟对土体表面的水平向位移几乎不起衰减作用,甚至有放大效应。另外,随空沟距振源的距离增大,空沟能够更好阻隔土体表面波传播。     

非均布列车荷载作用下软土路基的振动分析

基于实测资料,假设列车轮载经钢轨传递下来的荷载由5根枕木承担。根据分担比,获得了道渣层表面非均布荷载的表达式。将道渣层视为单相弹性介质,软土地基被看成是考虑水土耦合作用的饱和多孔介质。借助势函数,利用Helmholtz矢量分解法及Fourier变换技术分别对弹性土体和饱和半空间土体进行求解,得到非均布移动荷载作用下软土地基位移、应力及孔压响应在变换域内的精确解答。利用FFT算法得到了数值结果,详细分析了荷载分布形式、观察点位置、道渣性质以及软土地基渗透系数对动力响应的影响。研究结果表明：高速情况下动力响应与低速情况有很大不同;对于软土路基,应特别注意列车高速运行时路基浅层范围内产生的孔压响应。     

移动荷载作用下层状饱和土的动力响应

根据Biot波动理论,采用传递、反射矩阵（TRM）方法研究了移动荷载作用下层状饱和土动力响应问题。由快速Fourier逆变换法（IFFT）得到层状土地基位移、应力及孔压在时间-空间域内的数值解。计算结果与已有文献结果相吻合,验证了算法的正确性。通过算例分析表明：移动荷载作用下含有软弱夹层的层状土体比均质土具有更显著的动力响应,同时会引起土体孔隙水压升高、土体波动性增强;硬夹层时情况则相反。     

矩形移动荷载作用下路面-双层地基系统三维振动分析

考虑路面和地基之间的相互作用,建立了路面-双层地基的三维模型,将车辆荷载模拟成矩形移动荷载,利用Fourier变换方法对车辆荷载作用下路面-双层地基系统的三维振动问题进行了研究。假设地基为上部弹性土体和下部为饱和土体组成的双层混合结构,整个系统置于刚性基岩上。通过引入势函数,利用Lame分解理论和积分变换方法分别对弹性土层和饱和土层进行求解。在Fourier变换域内,联立路面和下卧双层地基系统的的运动方程,获得了车辆荷载作用下路面-双层地基系统三维振动的位移和孔压响应的积分形式解,并利用IFFT算法和自适应数值积分算法得到了数值计算结果。研究结果可为路基动力响应分析提供参考。     

基于薄层法和移动坐标系法的地铁竖向振动在成层土层中传播

针对地铁竖向振动在成层地基中的传播,提出了移动荷载作用下层状地基的分析模型。基于该模型,利用狄拉克函数及三重傅里叶变换将时空域内单个移动简谐荷载转换为频率-波数域内的荷载,结合薄层法和移动坐标系法推导了单个移动简谐荷载和移动简谐线荷载作用下三维层状地基动力响应的解析解,并给出了移动简谐线荷载动力响应解析解中参数n的经验取值范围;分析了荷载的移动速度对层状地基动力响应的影响以及弹性模量、泊松比、阻尼比和荷载频率对土体临界速度的影响。结果表明：荷载的移动速度对不同频带的动力响应的影响范围不同;移动速度对低频响应的影响程度大于对高频响应的影响程度;相比于泊松比和阻尼比,弹性模量对土体临界速度的影响最大;频率越接近荷载振动频率的振动响应,其幅值越大,临界速度越小。     

基于2.5维有限元饱和土地基中空沟隔振性能研究

基于Biot饱和多孔介质U-W格式动力控制方程,采用Galerkin法和Fourier变换,推导了饱和土体2.5维有限元方程及黏弹性人工边界,建立了饱和土地基中空沟分析模型,并在波数域中进行求解,通过快速Fourier变换（FFT）进行波数展开,获得三维空间域中结果。算例分析了移动荷载作用下均质饱和土地基、分层饱和土地基、上覆单相弹性层饱和土地基3种饱和土地基模型中空沟的隔振效果。结果表明：饱和土地基中空沟的隔振效果不仅与空沟自身深度有关,还与地基中成层土体的分界面以及土体参数有关,波在不同土体分界面上的透射和反射会影响空沟的隔振效果;饱和土地基中上覆单相弹性层厚度对空沟的隔振效果影响显著,随着上覆单相弹性层厚度的增加,饱和土地基中空沟的隔振效果变好。     

空沟对列车运行引起的地基振动隔振效果研究

为研究空沟对高速列车引起地基振动的隔振效果,在已有研究基础上改进出一种新的解析研究模型。模型中首次运用了饱和半空间模型来研究地基上隔振沟对高速列车的隔振效果;隔振沟则通过在饱和半空间土体上设置3个合适宽度、截面为矩形的弹性层来模拟;中间矩形弹性层为路堤,路堤上方放置了枕木与轨道。枕木与轨道分别通过纵向异性Kirchhoff薄板与Euler梁来模拟,饱和土地基采用Biot多孔饱和介质理论来描述。控制方程通过傅立叶变换与傅立叶级数展开,在变换域中进行求解。研究表明,随着列车运行速度的提高,空沟的隔振效果明显提高;饱和土体固-液相的耦合作用对隔振沟的隔振效果的影响明显,尤其当列车运行速度超过土体表面Rayleigh波速时,随着土体渗透系数的增加,空沟隔振效果显著降低。此外,列车运行速度超过土体表面波速时,饱和土地基上空沟的隔振效果明显优于相应单相弹性地基上空沟的隔振效果。     

饱和地基上列车运行引起的地面振动隔振分析

利用推导出的频域内饱和土的以土骨架位移u和孔隙水压力p表示的u-p格式的2.5维有限元方程,分析列车低速和高速运行条件下不同隔振措施的隔振效果,包括空沟、填充沟（混凝土墙）和混凝土板（波阻板）。其中轨道被简化为饱和地基上的Euler梁,通过沿轨道方向的波数变换将三维空间问题降为平面应变问题,对求解的结果进行Fourier反变换,获得三维时域-空间域内的解。研究表明：弹性地基和饱和地基上设置空沟和填充沟隔振效果相差不大,而设置波阻板隔振效果存在较大差异。列车低速运行时,空沟基本无隔振效果,填充沟在一定范围内有隔振效果,波阻板隔振效果最好;列车高速运行时,空沟在较大沟宽和较深沟深条件下才能达到较好隔振效果,填充沟和波阻板只需较小尺寸就能达到理想的隔振效果     

A new model for the vibration isolation via pile rows consisting of infinite number of piles

In this study, on the basis of the Floquet transform method, a numerical model for the simulation of the vibration isolation via multiple periodic pile rows with infinite number of piles is established. By means of the fictitious pile method due to Muki and Sternberg, the second kind of Fredholm integral equations for the pile rows are developed by using the fundamental solutions for the half‐space and the compatibility conditions between the piles and half‐space. Employing the Floquet transform method, integral equations for the pile rows in the wavenumber domain are then derived. Solution of the integral equations yields the wavenumber domain solution for the pile rows. The space domain solution can then be retrieved by inversion of the Floquet transform. Numerical results show that the proposed model with the Floquet transform method is in a good agreement with those of the conventional direct superposition method. On the basis of the new model, influences of the spacing between neighboring piles, the Young's modulus of the piles, and the pile length on the vibration isolation effect of the pile rows are investigated. Numerical simulations conducted in this study show that compared with the direct superposition method, the efficiency of the proposed model for simulation of the vibration isolation via pile rows is very high. Copyright © 2012 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Dynamic responses of a poroelastic half‐space from moving trains caused by vertical track irregularities

The vibrations of railway tracks on a poroelastic half‐space generated by moving trains are investigated through a vehicle–track–ground coupling model. The theoretical model incorporates a vehicle, a track, and a fully saturated poroelastic half‐space soil medium. The source of vibration excitation is divided into two components: the quasi‐static loads and the dynamic loads. The quasi‐static loads are related to the static component of the axle loads, whereas the dynamic loads are due to the dynamic wheel–rail interaction. A linear Hertizian contact spring is introduced between each wheelset and the rail to consider the dynamic loads. Biot's dynamic theory is used to characterize the poroelastic half‐space soil medium. Using the Fourier transform, the governing equations for the track–ground system are solved and the numerical results are presented for a single axle vehicle model. The different dynamic characteristics of the elastic soil medium and the saturated poroelastic medium are investigated. In addition, the different roles of the moving axle loads and the roughness‐induced dynamic loads are identified. It is concluded that the vibration level of the free field off the track predicted by the poroelastic soil medium is smaller than that predicted by the elastic soil medium for vehicle speed below the Rayleigh wave speed of the poroelastic half‐space, whereas it is larger for vehicle speed above the Rayleigh wave speed. The dynamic loads play an important role in the dynamic responses of the track–ground system. Copyright © 2010 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Dynamic responses of a pile embedded in a layered poroelastic half‐space to harmonic lateral loads

A single pile embedded in a layered poroelastic half‐space subjected to a harmonic lateral load is investigated in this study. Based on Biot's theory, the frequency domain fundamental solution for a horizontal circular patch load applied in the layered poroelastic half‐space is derived via the transmission and reflection matrices method. Utilizing Muki and Sternberg's method, the second kind of Fredholm integral equation describing the dynamic interaction between the layered half‐space and the pile subjected to a top harmonic lateral load is constructed. The proposed methodology is validated by comparing results of this paper with some existing results. Numerical results show that for a two‐layered half‐space, the thickness of the upper softer layer has pronounced influences on the dynamic response of the pile and the half‐space. For a three‐layered half‐space, the presence of a softer middle layer in the layered half‐space will enhance the compliance for the pile significantly, while a stiffer middle layer will diminish the dynamic compliance of the pile considerably. Copyright © 2009 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Poroelastic model for pile–soil interaction in a half‐space porous medium due to seismic waves

In this paper, frequency domain dynamic response of a pile embedded in a half‐space porous medium and subjected to P, SV seismic waves is investigated. According to the fictitious pile methodology, the problem is decomposed into an extended poroelastic half‐space and a fictitious pile. The extended porous half‐space is described by Biot's theory, while the fictitious pile is treated as a bar and a beam and described by the conventional 1‐D structure vibration theory. Using the Hankel transformation method, the fundamental solutions for a half‐space porous medium subjected to a vertical or a horizontal circular patch load are established. Based on the obtained fundamental solutions and free wave fields, the second kind of Fredholm integral equations describing the vertical and the horizontal interaction between the pile and the poroelastic half‐space are established. Solution of the integral equations yields the dynamic response of the pile to plane P, SV waves. Numerical results show the parameters of the porous medium, the pile and incident waves have direct influences on the dynamic response of the pile–half‐space system. Significant differences between conventional single‐phase elastic model and the poroelastic model for the surrounding medium of the pile are found. Copyright © 2007 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Dynamic responses of unsaturated half‐space soil to a moving harmonic rectangular load

The problem of the dynamic responses of a semi‐infinite unsaturated poroelastic medium subjected to a moving rectangular load is investigated analytical/numerically. The dynamic governing equations are obtained with consideration of the compressibility of solid grain and pore fluid, inertial coupling, and viscous drag as well as capillary pressure in the unsaturated soil, and they can be easily degraded to the complete Biot's theory. Using the Fourier transform, the general solution for the equations is derived in the transformed domain, and then a corresponding boundary value problem is formulated. By introducing fast Fourier transform algorithm, the unsaturated soil vertical displacements, effective stresses, and pore pressures induced by moving load are computed, and some of the calculated results are compared with those for the degenerated solution of saturated soils and confirmed. The influences of the saturation, the load speed, and excitation frequency on the response of the unsaturated half‐space soil are investigated. The numerical results reveal that the effects of these parameters on the dynamic response of the unsaturated soil are significant.     

Dynamic response of road pavement resting on a layered poroelastic half‐space to a moving traffic load

This paper is dedicated to study the dynamic response of a thin‐plate resting on a layered poroelastic half‐space under a moving traffic load. Based on the dynamic poroelastic theory of Biot, the general solutions of the homogeneous poroelastic foundation are obtained by Fourier translation. By using the transmission and reflection matrices method in the frequency domain, the equivalent stiffness of the layered poroelastic half‐space is presented. Kirchhoff's hypotheses are applied to obtain the vertical displacement of the thin plate. By using the inverse Fourier transform, the time domain solution is obtained. As an example of three layers, the influences of the load velocity, the material properties of poroelastic layers, and the flexural rigidity of the plate on the response of the pavement system are examined. Analyses show that a soft intermediate layer results in the significant increase of vertical displacement of road pavement. Comparison with the existing work validates the present model. Copyright © 2013 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Dynamic response of pavements on poroelastic half-space soil medium to a moving traffic load

This paper presents an investigation of the steady-state response of pavement systems subjected to a moving traffic load. The traffic loads are simulated by four rectangular load pressures, and the rigid and flexible pavement systems are regarded as an infinite plate resting on a poroelastic half-space soil medium. The contact surface between the plate and the poroelastic half-space is assumed to be smooth and fully permeable. Kirchhoff small-deflection thin-plate theory is employed to analyze the plate, while Biot’s fully dynamic poroelastic theory is used to characterize the poroelastic half-space. The frequency wave-number domain solution of the pavement system is obtained by the compatibility condition between the plate and the poroelastic half-space. By applying the inverse fast Fourier transform, the time domain solution is obtained. Also, the influences of the load speed, the permeability of the soil, and the flexural rigidity of the plate on the response of the pavement system are investigated. The numerical results show that the influences of these parameters on the dynamic response of the pavement system are significant.