SEISMIC DESIGN OF FOUNDATIONS AND SOIL–STRUCTURE INTERACTION
SEISMIC DESIGN OF FOUNDATIONS AND SOIL–STRUCTURE INTERACTION
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地基抗震设计和土壤-结构相互作用
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2006
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G. Gazetas
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作者:
G. Gazetas
Two topics of practical significance are discussed : (a) The widely-held perception, reflected in most seismic codes, that soil-structure interaction (SSI) plays invariably a beneficial role ( and thus can be ignored in design to be on the safe side) is shown to be the result of a misconception stemming from the shape of current design response acceleration spectra for soft/deep soil conditions. Properly normalising the structural period by a dominant period of motion before statistically processing recorded response spectral values, produces completely different shape and size of spectral ordinates ; thus an increased period due to SSI may lead to higher response. (b) Analytical, experimental and field evidence in recent years has started revealing that seismic design of shallow foundations could overcome the strict limitations of the so-called “capacity design”, by allowing significant sliding, uplifting, and even mobilisation of bearing–capacity failure mechanisms to occur. It is shown that under seismic conditions such dynamic inelastic– nonlinear response may merely lead to acceptable permanent horizontal and rotational deformations.