dynamic responses of layered saturated soil under moving loads are studied with the transmission and reflection matrices (TRM) methods. Numerical results of the displacements
the pore pressures and the stresses are obtained by performing inverse Fourier transformation in time-space domain. Some numerical examples and corresponding analysis are presented. The presented methodology is validated by comparing solutions with some known results. According to the analysis
it is concluded that the occurrence of softe interlayer in the layered half space enhances the vertical displacement and pore pressure. Comparing with the homogeneous soil
the response of the multi layered half space tends to contain higher frequency components and exhibits larger magnitude.
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XU Bin
LEI Xiao-yan
XU Man-qing
LIU Lin-ya
XU Bin
LEI Xiao-yan
XU Man-qing
LIU Lin-ya
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南昌工程学院 土木工程系
华东交通大学 教育部振动与噪声工程中心
华东交通大学 铁路环境振动与噪声教育部工程研究中心
Research Center of Coastal and Urban Geotechnical Engineering, Zhejiang University
MOE Key Laboratory of Soft Soils and Geoenvironmental Engineering, Zhejiang University