A Fundamental Study on Dynamic Cross Interaction of Adjacent Structures Supported on Pile Foundations
A Fundamental Study on Dynamic Cross Interaction of Adjacent Structures Supported on Pile Foundations
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桩基础相邻结构动态交叉相互作用的基础研究
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2001
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H. Adachi
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Y. Shimomura;Kaiji Oshima;Y. Ikeda;R. Kondo;Mistukazu Nakanishi;H. Adachi
Massive structures, that is, reactor, turbine and other buildings, have been closely constructed in nuclear power plants. Therefore the consideration of the dynamic interaction effects not only between soil and structure but also among adjacent structures is indispensable to understanding the response of these buildings in detail. Some of these buildings might have to be supported on pile foundations due to the restriction of soil condition at power plant sites and so on. In some studies on the dynamic cross interaction (DCI) the adjacent structures have normally rested on the soil surface, and studies related to DCI of structures supported on pile foundation have been rarely seen. First, this paper proposes the numerical analysis scheme for foundations supported on piles considering with the influence of the adjacent structures, effects of the dynamic cross interaction (DCI). Then some discussions are presented through the numerical analysis of field horizontal excitation tests of four mock-up pile foundations. One of the four pile foundation models has been subjected to horizontal exciting forces in the tests, and the response displacement of each foundation has been recorded. Using the 3-dimensional thin layer soil model, the simulation analysis for the test results has been carried out. The numerical result of the foundations, not only the foundation subjected to excitation directly but also the adjacent foundations, shows a good agreement with the test result. Further, it is found that the difference of the effects of DCI was negligibly small through a comparison with the numerical result of the foundation on which the vibration generator lies. Finally, the earthquake response analysis, which considered the effects of DCI, has been also conducted. It is concluded that the influence of the adjacent structures more strongly affects the response of models subjected to earthquakes than that obtained by forced vibration tests.