Analysis of the seismic response of high CFRDs under non-uniform ground motion input is conducted using a novel non-uniform input motion calculation method combined with nonlinear FEM. The non-uniform input motion calculation method and its basic assumption are validated. The response of CFRDs under uniform and non-uniform input is compared to discuss the necessity of conducting seismic analysis of high CFRDs under realistic non-uniform ground motion input. When the acceleration at the surface of the free field for dynamic simulations with uniform and non-uniform input is kept consistent, the seismic response of CFRDs under non-uniform input is in general significantly smaller, while the dynamic tensile stress around the edges of the concrete face slab is greater. The simulation results suggest that non-uniformity of the ground motion input has important effects on the seismic response of high CFRDs and should be considered in the seismic design of CFRDs. The influence of the incident angle of seismic waves is also investigated, with results indicating that the influence is waveform dependent, while being frequency independent.
The method of measuring the pore pressure of stratum fluid in deep bore-holes is presented. Taking the sedimentary basins
in North China as an example, the variation law of pore pressure measured in strata within the depth range of 0 to 4 km is
analyzed. Furthermore, the relation between the regional distribution of abnormal pore pressures in 3 000 m depth and seismic
activities is discussed in connection with the earthquakes of MS5.0 that occurred after 1 900 in the studied region. The study result indicates that the strata pore pressure P0 measured in deep bore-holes is not exactly the same as the hydrostatic pressure PH. Ultra pore pressure does exist, though
not commonly. The relation that the pore pressures (P01, P02 and P03) measured in exploration, evaluation and exploitation wells in Oil-fields and the hydrostatic pressuree (PH) of the above wells is as follows: 1 P01>P02>PH>P03 in areas with ultra pore pressures; 2 PH>P01>P02>P03 in areas where the pore pressures are normal or on the lower side. The relation between the regional distribution of ultra
pore pressures and the activity of earthquakes of MS5.0 has been analyzed. The result shows that, with latitudes 36.0°–36.5°N as a demarcation, pore pressures are ultra-high
in the south and are normal or lower in the north. In the south, the measured pore pressure is obviously higher than the hydrostatic
pressure below the depth of about 2 000 m and it increases as a power function with increasing depth; meanwhile, the earthquake
activity there is weaker. In the north, however, the measured pore pressure increases as a linear function with increasing
depth; meanwhile, the earthquake activity there is stronger.
This project sponsored by the Chinese Joint Seismological Science Foundation. 相似文献
A series of centrifuge shaking table model tests are conducted on 4?×?4 pile groups in liquefiable ground in this study, achieving horizontal–vertical bidirectional shaking in centrifuge tests on piles for the first time. The dynamic distribution of forces on piles within the pile groups is analysed, showing the internal piles to be subjected to greater bending moment compared with external piles, the mechanism of which is discussed. The roles of superstructure–pile inertial interaction and soil–pile kinematic interaction in the seismic response of the piles within the pile groups are investigated through cross-correlation analysis between pile bending moment, soil displacement, and structure acceleration time histories and by comparing the test results on pile groups with and without superstructures. Soil–pile kinematic interaction is shown to have a dominant effect on the seismic response of pile groups in liquefiable ground. Comparison of the pile response in two tests with and without vertical input ground motion shows that the vertical ground motion does not significantly influence the pile bending moment in liquefiable ground, as the dynamic vertical total stress increment is mainly carried by the excess pore water pressure. The influence of previous liquefaction history during a sequence of seismic events is also analysed, suggesting that liquefaction history could in certain cases lead to an increase in liquefaction susceptibility of sand and also an increase in dynamic forces on the piles. 相似文献
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