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soil-structure interaction

2008
Usually in the seismic design of ordinary building, soil structure interaction is neglected and the dynamic response of the structure is evaluated under the assumption of a fixed based response. However during seismic loading the soil undergoes deformations which are imposed to the foundation, the question naturally arises of knowing if the motion in ...
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Soil–Structure Interaction

This chapter introduces the concept of soil–structure interaction and summarises the methods available for predicting the behaviour of foundations and substructural elements constructed within a soil mass. An overview of the most frequently used soil models that are incorporated into this type of calculation are discussed, with recommendations on the ...
Steven L. Kramer, Jonathan P. Stewart
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Soil-structure interaction

2017
The response of a structure under seismic excitations is affected by interactions between three connected structural parts: the structure, the foundation, and the soil underlying and surrounding the foundation [290].
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Seismic soil-structure interaction.

1989
A time domain analysis procedure and computational models for seismic soil-structure interaction are presented in this work. The time domain analysis technique makes it possible to take the nonlinearity of the soil and the upper structure into account in the soil-structure interaction analysis. The boundary element method has been used to model the far-
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Soil-Structure Interaction Effects

2015
ABSTRACT The paper deals with soil-structure interaction effects for several structural schemes of extended buildings. During analyses of the buildings and structures it is necessary to take into account rigidity of structures, stiffness of foundations, and ductility of subsoil.
V.M. Ulitsky, A.G. Shashkin, K.G. Shashkin, V.A. Shashkin, M.B. Lisyuk   +4 more
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Research in Soil Structure Interaction

Journal of the Structural Division, 1965
In the field of protective structures to resist the effects of nuclear weapons, the soil-structure interaction zone is defined as the region between the 30-psi surface air overpressure range and the 1,000-psi range where structures are buried to depths to approximately 200 ft.
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Soil Structure Interaction in Practice

2005
Seismic incidents of recent decades have evoked extensive studies focusing on the effects of Soil-Structure Interaction (SSI). Rodriguez and Monies [1] evaluated the importance of SSI effects on the seismic response and damage of buildings in Mexico City during the 1985 earthquake.
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Aspects of soil structure interaction

2010
This paper offers a guided tour through the various ways of accounting for soil-structure interaction from analysis of the total soil-structure system to analysis of various approximate models of the system. The focus is on two types of structures, tall buildings with several levels of underground parking and bridges on pile foundations. The results of
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Soil—Structure interaction

Earth-Science Reviews, 1984
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Evaluation of Winkler Model and Pasternak Model for Dynamic Soil-Structure Interaction Analysis of Structures Partially Embedded in Soils

International Journal of Geomechanics, 2020
Ting Bao
exaly