西安市城市部件普查成果质量评价研究

结合西安市城市部件普查成果,根据成果质量表现形式及特征,总结了部件普查成果的质量评价内容和检验方法,并通过实践加以验证,提高数据质量评价准确率,降低数据不当评价的可能性,促进城市部件成果普查技术规范发展,高效广泛应用.     

黄河小浪底傍河地下水源地资源评价的有限体积法

为准确评价小浪底傍河地下水源地的可采资源。根据小浪底傍河地下水源地的水文地质条件,应用有限体积法评价该水源地的可采资源,提出2种开采方案。结果显示：此方法对该区地下水资源所做的评价正确,反演计算的水文地质参数合理。     

土钉墙支护设计的非线性有限元法

土钉墙支护是1种经济、安全、可靠的基坑支护型式。采用非线性平面应变有限元方法对土钉墙支护设计进行数值模拟。与传统的极限平衡法相比具有显著优越性。该方法将土钉与岩土介质作为1个系统研究,对十钉支护的作用机理、变形、和土钉墙内的受力进行分析,计算开挖最终阶段的变形量。与工程实例的对比检验,证实该方法的合理性。研究结论对土钉墙支护的设计与施工具有较高的应用价值。     

城市密集建筑群对沉积谷地地震动放大效应的影响

采用有限元模拟方法建立了建筑群-沉积谷地二维模型,并在土体截断边界上施加粘弹性人工边界,在频域与时域中对比分析此体系和单独沉积谷地的地震反应,观察地震时沉积谷地与建筑群之间的动力相互作用规律。分析表明,沉积谷地中建筑群对谷地本身的地震反应具有显著影响。入射波频率较低时,由于共振效应的存在,在部分区域处建筑群-沉积谷地体系的地表位移响应幅值会大于单独沉积谷地,但随着入射波频率的增加,建筑群的存在又会对地震反应产生明显的减弱效果;建筑群对谷地的影响还与建筑高度和建筑间距有关,且不同位置处的响应也存在很大差异。计算结果可为沉积谷地中设防烈度的设置以及工程抗震设计提供部分理论依据。     

GPS导航在制导中的应用研究

现代实战数据表明,精确制导武器在战争中正发挥着越来越重要的作用。而提高武器的制导精度,也是提高武器打击效果最有效的手段。随着科学技术的发展,全球定位系统（GPS）由于其全球性、全天候以及连续实时三维定位等特点,在武器制导领域正得到越来越多的应用。本文结合GPS／INS复合制导,对GPS导航在制导中的应用进行了探讨。     

南沙群岛海域沉积物稀土元素地球化学研究

应用电感耦合等离子质谱法测定了南沙群岛海域3个站位沉积物中的稀土元素(REE)和过渡金属元素的含量,讨论了沉积物中REE水平及深度分布的变化特征,以特征金属元素为指标对3个站位进行了沉积区划分,同时对REE与10种金属元素的相关性进行了研究。结果表明,3个站分别为近大陆架残留沉积区、大陆坡深海沉积区和碳酸盐沉积区,各站REE含量存在较大差别,但分布模式相似,均为轻稀土富集型和Eu负异常,每个站各层REE分布模式线几乎重合;3个站沉积物中REE都与Ti、Zr有很好的相关性,与其它金属元素不存在明显的相关性,表明3个站沉积物物源主要为陆源上地壳物质。结合测年资料,认为该海域3个站全新世以来沉积物物源变化很小,沉积环境稳定。     

基于ECC的小雁塔抗震加固性能分析

高延性纤维增强水泥基复合材料(ECC)是一种高强度、高延性的新型建筑材料,在加固工程中具有广泛的应用前景。本文利用ECC的高延性和抗剪性,提出一种采用ECC面层加固小雁塔的保护方案,以提高古塔抗震性能;通过有限元软件ANSYS进行模拟分析,比较了小雁塔加固前后的地震响应。分析结果表明:采用ECC面层加固可显著增强塔身整体的延性和承载力,有效地提高塔体损伤容限,为ECC在古塔抗震加固的实际应用中提供借鉴,可作为古塔抗震保护的新途径。     

低纬高原雹云识别物元可拓模型及效果检验

雹云识别是一个多参数的模式识别问题,应用物元可拓思想将单参数雹云识别的不相容性转化为相容性问题。在与成都地区雹云识别的物元可拓模型进行对比后,根据低纬高原地形及气候特点,通过适当增加参数,构造完成低纬高原雹云识别的物元可拓模型,以此进行雹云识别,准确率达86％以上。     

DYNAMIC CROSS-INTERACTION BETWEEN FLEXIBLE SURFACE FOOTINGS BY COMBINED BEM AND FEM

A combined boundary and finite element method is developed and applied to study the dynamic behaviour of a system of flexible surface footings of arbitrary shape bearing on an elastic half-space. The proposed method employs the frequency domain Green's function for the surface of the elastic half-space while a layered plate model is used for the flexible footing. Both the footing and the surface of the half-space are discretized by 8-noded quadratical isoparametric elements, and the meshes are identical. Thus, the compatibility of displacements and equilibrium of forces between the footing and the half-space are fully satisfied. This model provides a better approximation of the stress concentration at edges of relatively rigid footings. Numerical examples demonstrating the effects due to the excitation frequency, the relative rigidity and the distance between footings on the interaction between two square footings are presented. The external forces can be either harmonic or transient.     

PARAMETER AND VARIANCE ESTIMATION IN GEOTECHNICAL BACKANALYSIS USING PRIOR INFORMATION

A probabilistic framework to perform inverse analysis of geotechnical problems is presented. The formulation allows the incorporation of existing prior information on the parameters in a consistent way. The method is based on the maximum likelihood approach that allows a straightforward introduction of the error structure of field measurements and prior information. The difficulty of ascribing definite values to the uncertainties associated with the various types of observations is overcome by including the corresponding variances in the set of parameters to be identified. The inverse analysis results in a minimization problem that is solved by coupling the optimization technique to the finite element method. Two examples are presented to illustrate the performance of the method. The first one corresponds to a synthetic case simulating the excavation of a tunnel. Young's modulus, K₀ value and measurements variances are identified. The second case concerns the excavation of a large underground cavern in which again Young's modulus and K₀ are identified. It is shown that introduction of prior information permits the estimation of parameters more consistent with all available informations that include not only monitored displacements but also results from in situ tests carried out during the site investigation stage.