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Discrete Modeling of Soil-Structure Interaction Under Dynamic Loading

by Grzegorz Bak, Military Univ of Technology, Warsaw, Poland,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: Computing in Civil Engineering

Abstract:

A proposal of discrete modeling useful to describe behavior of structures burried in the ground under air explosion is presented. In the modeling emphasis is laid on determining the space and time distribution of loading transmitted from the adherent soil to the structure and reverse. A closed reinforced concrete frame is the exemplification of the structure. The frame sustains nonlinear vibrations and pushing down. An approximate one-dimensional model of dynamic response of the soil is assumed. Analysis of the frame is performed including dynamic straining material models and geometrical nonlinearity.

Subject Headings: Dynamic loads | Dynamic models | Structural models | Soil dynamics | Underground structures | Reinforced concrete | Mathematical models

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