Seismic Analysis of Deep Water Pile Foundation Based on Three-Dimensional Potential-Based Fluid Elements

  • Wei K
  • Yuan W
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This paper investigates the use of three-dimensional (3D) Ο• - u potential-based fluid elements for seismic analyses of deep water pile foundation. The mathematical derivations of the potential-based formulations are presented for reference. The potential-based modeling technique is studied and validated through experimental data and analytical solutions. Earthquake time history analyses for a 9-pile foundation in dry and different water environments are conducted, respectively. The seismic responses are discussed to investigate the complex effect of earthquake-induced fluid-structure interaction. Through the analyses, the potential-based fluid and interface elements are shown to perform adequately for the seismic analyses of pile foundation-water systems, and some interesting conclusions and recommendations are drawn.

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  • Figure 1: Interface elements used in PBFE modeling.
  • Figure 2: Setup of the pile-water system experiment.
  • Figure 3: PBFE model.
  • Figure 4: Discretization of elements beside the fluid-structure interface.
  • Figure 6: The fundamental frequency for the pile as a function of 𝑙f/𝑙s and 𝑛, for bias = 1.
  • Figure 5: Subdivision of the w edge of the water domain.
  • Figure 7: The fundamental frequency for the pile as a function of 𝑙f/𝑙s and bias, for 𝑛 = 15.
  • Figure 8: Analytical frequency response curves of the structural acceleration at mid-point of the pile.

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Wei, K., & Yuan, W. (2013). Seismic Analysis of Deep Water Pile Foundation Based on Three-Dimensional Potential-Based Fluid Elements. Journal of Construction Engineering, 2013, 1–10. https://doi.org/10.1155/2013/874180

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