基于Pasternak地基模型和Adomian分解方法的扩底桩水平动力响应分析

工程上广泛采用基于Winkler模型的层状地基反力系数法对桩土水平动力响应进行分析,该方法忽略了地基土剪切作用的影响,与工程实际有一定偏差。另外,对桩土的非线性相互作用和如扩底桩、楔形桩等变截面桩问题常用的传递矩阵法或中心差分法,计算过程较为繁琐。基于Pasternak地基模型和Adomian分解方法,提出一种考虑地基土剪切作用的桩土水平动力相互作用近似计算方法,该方法计算简便且结果精度较高,对变截面桩问题有很好的适用性;并基于该方法,对扩底桩水平动力响应问题和影响因素进行分析。结果指出,扩底半径和上部桩周土弹性模量对扩底桩水平动力响应影响较大,随着扩底半径的增加和桩周土弹性模量的增大,扩底桩水平振动位移幅值逐渐减小。另外,在较低频率的荷载激励下,应考虑土层对桩的剪切作用。     

瑞利波作用下桩筏基础的动力响应

对瑞利波作用下桩筏基础的动力响应进行了数值分析。采用薄层元素法和有限单元法建立了土-桩筏基础动力相互作用的分析模型,并讨论了桩筏基础在瑞利波作用下的水平与摇摆动力响应。讨论了一些重要参数(如桩长、桩距、桩的刚度以及土的泊松比等)对桩筏基础的动力响应的影响。结果表明:不考虑筏板-土相互作用,基础的动力响应在高频区域会产生较大的差别;在瑞利波作用下,桩筏基础会产生显著的摇摆响应,且桩距、桩长和土的泊松比对其影响较大,而桩土刚度比对其影响较小。     

土-箱形基石础-框架结构相互作用的顶部小幅激振试验研究

设计并完成了野外大比例(1:2)土-箱形基础-框架结构相互作用系统顶部小幅激振试验.通过改变上部结构质量和基础侧限埋深,激振试验得到了同一基础不同上部结构质量与同一上部结构不同基础侧限埋深等5种工况下相互作用对系统自振频率及箱形基础阻抗函数的影响.由试验结果分析可知,当上部结构质量增加时,上部结构与土体间的相对刚度降低,相互作用对系统自振频率的影响减弱;同时由于上部结构和基础间惯性相互作用的影响,基础阻抗函数随上部结构质量的增加而增加.随着基础侧限埋深的减小,基础刚度降低,相互作用体现得更加明显.与理论结果相比,无侧限埋深基础的平动和转动基础阻抗值和理论值吻合较好.由于基础侧边回填土剪切模量小于基础底部土体剪切模量,所以同理论值相比试验得到的基础侧限埋深对基础阻抗影响系数相对较小.     

桩基—非线性框剪结构相互作用体系（上）——群桩阻抗函数的求取

为研究桩基－非线性框剪结构相互作用体系的地震反应,需要求解群桩基础的动力阻抗函数。本文利用单桩阻抗和群桩动力相互作用因子计算群桩动力阻抗函数,计算并讨论了不同构形群桩阻抗函数在软、中和硬土地基中的变化规律和特点。研究表明：群桩阻抗表现出很强的频率相关性,随土体剪切波速的增大,群桩阻抗有较大幅度的增加,但土体剪切波速的变化对群桩效率（规格化阻抗函数）影响不大。     

土-箱形基础-框架结构相互作用的顶部小幅激振试验研究

设计并完成了野外大比例(1∶2)土-箱形基础-框架结构相互作用系统顶部小幅激振试验。通过改变上部结构质量和基础侧限埋深,激振试验得到了同一基础不同上部结构质量与同一上部结构不同基础侧限埋深等5种工况下相互作用对系统自振频率及箱形基础阻抗函数的影响。由试验结果分析可知,当上部结构质量增加时,上部结构与土体间的相对刚度降低,相互作用对系统自振频率的影响减弱;同时由于上部结构和基础间惯性相互作用的影响,基础阻抗函数随上部结构质量的增加而增加。随着基础侧限埋深的减小,基础刚度降低,相互作用体现得更加明显。与理论结果相比,无侧限埋深基础的平动和转动基础阻抗值和理论值吻合较好。由于基础侧边回填土剪切模量小于基础底部土体剪切模量,所以同理论值相比试验得到的基础侧限埋深对基础阻抗影响系数相对较小。     

考虑SSI效应的层间隔震结构自振特性及随机响应分析

基于水平摇摆阻尼系统模型,建立土-层间隔震结构简化分析模型,将地基土等效到上部结构,推导得到简化模型动力特性参数表达式,并通过对结构周期比及振型参与位移进行分析,讨论质量比及土体剪切波速对层间隔震结构自振特性的影响规律。利用虚拟激励法及均匀调制非平稳随机响应分析方法,分别从时域和频域角度分析不同场地条件下SSI效应对层间隔震结构的振动响应影响。结果表明：在刚性地基下,结构质量比对结构周期比及振型参与位移的影响较小,SSI效应放大了各子结构响应,尤其对下部子结构响应影响最大,各子结构在场地土差异下变化明显,软土场地下各子结构响应变大。     

层状饱和场地中圆柱形基础的阻抗函数

本文利用间接边界元法,建立层状饱和场地中三维土-基础动力相互作用模型,研究了孔隙中流体的存在、场地动力特性和圆柱形基础的高度对基础阻抗函数的影响。数值结果表明,孔隙中流体的存在对基础阻抗函数有明显的影响,尤其是水平和竖向分量;场地动力特性也对基础阻抗函数有明显的影响,层状饱和场地中阻抗函数围绕相应均匀半空间结果振荡,且基岩与土层刚度比越大或土层厚度越小,振荡的幅度越大,土层厚度越小,振荡的周期越小;另外,基础高度也对阻抗函数有明显的影响,随基础高度增大,阻抗函数逐渐增大。     

平面P-SV波入射时非均匀饱和土 自由场地的响应

基于Biot多孔介质波动模型,研究了非均匀饱和土层对平面P-SV波入射时的动力响应.考虑饱和土地基的物理力学特性沿厚度方向连续变化,利用亥姆霍兹矢量分解原理和动力刚度法,分析了平面入射P-SV波在非均匀饱和土层中的反射和透射,并给出了基岩表面和自由表面处反射系数和透射系数的计算表达式.基于理论推导结果,数值分析了平面SV波入射下非均匀饱和土自由场地的动力响应,其中假设饱和土地基的物理力学性质沿土层深度按幂律梯度变化.数值结果表明,平面SV波入射所引起的地面位移与基岩位移之比均随土层厚度和土体的非均匀程度、波的入射角和入射频率的增加而减小,且其竖向位移比的减小更为显著,厚土层对地震波的耗散作用尤为明显.      

地基阻抗与结构地震反应

本文研究了具有箱基或刚性较好的筏基的建筑物天然地基的阻抗及其对结构地震反应的影响,给出了考虑基础形状及埋深、分层地基土及其有限厚度、大应变和材料阻尼等影响因素的地基阻抗实用算法。文中研究了地基土、地震烈度、基础埋深和房屋高细比等对地基阻抗的影响。文中还研究了地基土对剪力墙结构房屋地震反应的影响。     

刚性矩形基础阻抗矩阵的一种近似公式

给出了弹性半空间表面刚性矩形基础水平、竖向、摇摆和扭转方向阻抗函数一种近似公式。利用这种近似公式,可以得到已知长宽比和泊松比矩形基础的阻抗函数频域解,而且还可以直接得到阻抗函数的等效时域集中参数模型。     

横向非均匀介质多道瑞雷波频散曲线正演

作为近地表横波速度结构成像的主要手段之一,面波多道分析法的正问题研究对现场观测系统设计及后续反演计算具有重要意义.目前面波频散曲线的正演主要分为两类:一是对水平层状介质中面波的本征值问题进行求解,该类方法计算效率高但较难考虑地下介质在横向上的不均匀性;二是基于波动方程的全波场模拟,该类方法在理论上可考虑任意复杂的地质模型但计算成本相对较高.本文基于振幅归一化加权的聚束分析,提出了一种适用于横向非均匀介质模型的多道瑞雷波频散曲线正演方法.首先,基于聚束分析的计算公式推导得到了经振幅归一化加权后输出功率谱中相速度与局部相速度之间的关系,然后通过黄金分割极值搜索算法计算得到了多道瑞雷波数据的理论频散曲线.数值分析结果表明,该算法能够快速地实现横向非均匀介质中多道瑞雷波频散曲线的正演计算,所求取的频散曲线与采用二维弹性波时间域有限差分模拟分析得到的结果误差较小,这在一定程度上说明了该计算方法的可靠性,从而可为面波多道分析法中的观测系统快速优化设计以及横向非均匀介质中频散曲线的反演解释提供理论支撑.     

Transient analysis of 1D inhomogeneous media by dynamic inhomogeneous finite element method

The dynamic inhomogeneous finite element method is studied for use in the transient analysis of one dimensional inhomogeneous media. The general formula of the inhomogeneous consistent mass matrix is established based on the shape function. In order to research the advantages of this method, it is compared with the general finite element method. A linear bar element is chosen for the discretization tests of material parameters with two fictitious distributions. And, a numerical example is solved to observe the differences in the results between these two methods. Some characteristics of the dynamic inhomogeneous finite element method that demonstrate its advantages are obtained through comparison with the general finite element method. It is found that the method can be used to solve elastic wave motion problems with a large element scale and a large number of iteration steps.     

A plane strain soil-structure interaction model

A plane strain model for dynamic soil-structure interaction problems under harmonic state is presented. The boundary element method is used to study the response of a homogeneous isotropic linear elastic soil. The far field displacement at the free surface is approximated by an outgoing Rayleigh wave. The finite element method is used to describe the response of the building, of the foundation and possibly of a finite part of the inhomogeneous non-linear soil. Two coupling procedures are described. The model is applied to a problem previously studied in the antiplane case. Incident P, SV and Rayleigh waves are considered. The results show an amplification and an attenuation of the structure motion with frequency when incident Rayleigh waves and P, SV body waves are respectively considered.     

考虑地基不均匀性核反应堆地震响应分析

核电站结构地震响应主要取决于地震动特性、地基土特性以及结构特性.本文以某核电站反应堆厂房结构为对象,研究了考虑土-结构相互作用的不均匀地基土对核反应堆地震响应的影响,包括核反应堆和地基的最大加速度、楼层最大相对位移以及楼层多阻尼反应谱.结构地震响应分析使用SUPERFLUSH/2D软件,地基模型由ANSYS建模;核反应...     

A three‐dimensional transmitting boundary formulated in Cartesian co‐ordinate system for the dynamics of non‐axisymmetric foundations

A three‐dimensional transmitting boundary is formulated in the Cartesian co‐ordinate system. It is developed for the dynamic soil–structure interaction problems of arbitrary shape foundations in laterally heterogeneous strata overlying rigid bedrock. Dynamics of a rectangular rigid surface foundation on a homogeneous stratum is analysed by a hybrid approach in which the finite region including foundation is modelled by the conventional finite element method and the surrounding infinite region by the newly developed transmitting boundary. To demonstrate its strength, the present method is applied to a rectangular foundation in a horizontally heterogeneous ground consisting of two distinct regions divided by and welded along a vertical plane. Copyright © 2000 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Influence of free field variability on linear soil–structure interaction (SSI) by indirect integral representation

An integral equation for the representation of the response of a structure impinged by an incident wave field including soil–structure interaction is proposed. It requires the knowledge of the fundamental solution for the overall soil–structure domain when a unit load is applied to the structure. This fundamental solution is obtained by means of a substructuring technique and boundary integral equations using the Green tensors for homogeneous or horizontally stratified soil media. The effects of a non‐stationary modulated random incident field are addressed in terms of the instantaneous power spectral density of the structural response of interest for a given coherency function of the free field. Several applications of the proposed procedure are presented. The first one considers kinematic interaction of a rigid circular foundation and is used to validate the numerical implementation. The second one considers a complex structure on a stiff stratified soil and the last one considers the pounding effect between two adjacent, identical structures resting on a thin soft soil layer. Copyright © 2002 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Modal analysis of circular flexible foundations under vertical vibration

A methodology using modal analysis is presented to evaluate dynamic displacements of a circular flexible foundation on soil media subjected to vertical vibration. The interaction effects between the foundation and the underlying soil are represented using modal soil impedance functions determined by an efficient procedure developed. The displacements of the foundation can then be easily solved by modal superposition. Comparing with existing solutions, the presented method is found to provide accurate results with less computational effort using only a few vibration modes. In addition, parametric studies for modal responses of the flexible foundation indicate that the response of the foundation are significantly influenced by relative stiffness between the foundation and the soil medium, load distributions, vibration frequency range, and the foundation mass. Besides, justification for flexible foundations to be considered as rigid are investigated.     

Rocking response of flexible circular foundations on layered media

The analysis of the response of a flexible circular foundation on layered media due to an arbitrarily distributed vertical loading is presented. The analysis is based on the ‘ring method’ approach, i.e. discretization of the foundation in a set of concentric rings. The arbitrarily distributed loading is expanded in the circumferential direction in a Fourier series. The influence coefficient matrix of soil for each element of the series is evaluated utilizing the stiffness matrix approach. The stiffness matrix of the foundation is obtained from the finite difference energy method approach. Numerical examples illustrate the influence of several soil-foundation parameters on the rocking response of a foundation. Results are presented in terms of displacement and soil reaction distributions and impedance functions point to significantly different responses of flexible and rigid foundations.     

复杂介质中平面波模拟的单程波方法

地震勘探中平面波分解技术在地震资料处理与反演领域均得以广泛应用,通过正演算法模拟平面波记录有助于理解和检验平面波分解的效果和精度.本文给出一种用以模拟复杂介质中平面波的数值算法,考虑了振幅随入射角度的变化.与前人研究的平面波模拟算法相比,该算法基于波动方程的单程波解法,不但适用于横向非均匀介质,在地层倾角水平条件下还能够准确模拟振幅随入射角关系.通过Marmousi模型的计算实例,证明了本文方法的可行性.     

A numerical model for the dynamic analysis of inclined pile groups

The paper presents a numerical model for the dynamic analysis of pile groups with inclined piles in horizontally layered soil deposits. Piles are modelled with Euler–Bernoulli beams, while the soil is supposed to be constituted by independent infinite viscoelastic horizontal layers. The pile–soil–pile interaction as well as the hysteretic and geometric damping is taken into account by means of two‐dimensional elastodynamic Green's functions. Piles cap is considered by introducing a rigid constraint; the condensation of the problem permits a consistent derivation of both the dynamic impedance matrix of the soil–foundation system and the foundation input motion. These quantities are those used to perform inertial soil–structure interaction analyses in the framework of the substructure approach. Furthermore, the model allows evaluating the kinematic stress resultants in piles resulting from waves propagating in the soil deposit, taking into account the pile–soil–pile interactions. The model validation is carried out by performing accuracy analyses and comparing results in terms of dynamic impedance functions, kinematic response parameters and pile stress resultants, with those furnished by 3D refined finite element models. To this purpose, classical elastodynamic solutions are adopted to define the soil–pile interaction problem. The model results in low computational demands without significant loss of precision, compared with more rigorous approaches or refined finite element models. Copyright © 2015 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.