Numerical simulation of multi-material ALE method for diversion tunnel seismic response
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Numerical simulation of multi-material ALE method for diversion tunnel seismic response
Vol. 35, Issue 7, (2014)
作者机构:
上海交通大学 机械系统与振动国家重点试验室,上海,200240
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DOI:
CLC:O327
Online First:11 July 2014,
Published:2014
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LOU Yun-feng, YANG Yan-zhi, JIN Xian-long. Numerical simulation of multi-material ALE method for diversion tunnel seismic response[J]. 2014, 35(7).
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LOU Yun-feng, YANG Yan-zhi, JIN Xian-long. Numerical simulation of multi-material ALE method for diversion tunnel seismic response[J]. 2014, 35(7).DOI:
Numerical simulation of multi-material ALE method for diversion tunnel seismic response
In order to study the seismic response of shallow diversion tunnel considering sloshing amplitude of the water
an analytical model of tunnel-soil-fluid is proposed taking account of nonlinear material behavior of soil
viscoelastic artificial boundary
the effective rigidity ratios and fluid-solid coupling. Firstly
the hoop
radial and axial structural rigidities of tunnel lining are obtained by numerical rigidity reduction tests. Furthermore
the orthotropic material is used in tunnel lining model. As an application
the seismic responses of a project of large-diameter parallel diversion tunnels
which is one of the key projects in Shanghai
are calculated using the multi-material arbitrary Lagrangian-Eulerian (ALE) method. The equivalent density method is then used to validate the established simulation model. Finally
two seismic input modes
the uniform and nonuniform excitations
are involved in the seismic analyses of the tunnel-soil-fluid system. The numerical results show that under horizontal earthquake excitation the influence of fluid on tunnel's displacement is small; however
the influences of fluid on both stress and deformation of the section are great. The tunnel moment are always focused on the position of the tunnel 45° cross-hatched. Comparing with the uniform seismic input
the results show that the nonuniform excitation can remarkably increase both displacement and deformation responses of the tunnel.