ZHANG Zheng-zhe, JIA Ke-min, XU Cheng-shun, et al. Difference analysis of seismic responses of inclined liquefaction site-pile-structure system under near-field pulsed and non-pulsed ground motions[J]. 2023, 44(12): 3629-3638.
DOI:
ZHANG Zheng-zhe, JIA Ke-min, XU Cheng-shun, et al. Difference analysis of seismic responses of inclined liquefaction site-pile-structure system under near-field pulsed and non-pulsed ground motions[J]. 2023, 44(12): 3629-3638.DOI: 10.16285/j.rsm.2022.1968.
Difference analysis of seismic responses of inclined liquefaction site-pile-structure system under near-field pulsed and non-pulsed ground motions
the seismic responses of inclined liquefaction site-pile-structure system under near-field pulsed and non-pulsed ground motion were studied. Firstly
a finite element model of inclined liquefaction site-pile-structure system was established based on the finite element platform OpenSees
and the reliability of the numerical model was verified by comparing with the results of large-scale shaking table test. On this basis
the finite element model of typical inclined liquefaction site-pile-structure system was established
the seismic response laws of the system under near-field pulsed and non-pulsed ground motion were compared and analyzed
and the correlation analysis between ground motion intensity index and seismic response was carried out. The results show that compared with the non-pulsed ground motion
the residual displacement of the site increases obviously under the near-field pulsed ground motion
especially at the top of the loose sand layer
which increases by about 40%. Pile bending moment and pile residual displacement increase significantly
especially at the pile top. The correlation between the ground motion intensity index and the response under non-pulsed ground motion is higher than that under pulsed ground motion. Three strength parameters with good correlation
i.e. PGV/PGA (peak ground velocity/ peak ground acceleration)
AI (Arias intensity) and T(mean period)
can indicate the influence of ground motion on the failure response of liquefaction site-pile-structure system to a certain extent.