Comparison between shaking table test results and numerical simulation of isolated structure system considering SSI
Yadong Chen
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Yadong Chen
Abstract
Based on shaking table model tests of isolation structure considering soil-structure interaction(SSI),the ABAQUS software is taken as calculating platform,considering the nonlinear characteristic of soil body,3D finite element model of soil-pile-isolation structure system is established,the seismic responses under different test conditions are simulated numerically,the simulation results and the shaking table test records are compared in detail.The simulation results are basically identical with those of shaking table test,the tested and calculated laws of SSI effects on the isolateion structure are coincident.So that,the analytic model of numerical simulation is proved to be correct.
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Based on shaking table model tests of isolation structure considering soil-structure interaction(SSI),the ABAQUS software is taken as calculating platform,considering the nonlinear characteristic of soil body,3D finite element model of soil-pile-isolation structure system is established,the seismic responses under different test conditions are simulated numerically,the simulation results and the shaking table test records are compared in detail.The simulation results are basically identical with those of shaking table test,the tested and calculated laws of SSI effects on the isolateion structure are coincident.So that,the analytic model of numerical simulation is proved to be correct.
Key concepts: Earthquake shaking table, Structural engineering, Table (database), Soil structure interaction, Pile, Nonlinear system, Computer simulation, Geotechnical engineering