Dynamic response analysis of intake tower in hydroelectric power station with high surrounding rock

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This paper presents results of numerical analysis for the seismic response of hydropower station intake tower in step-like ground based on artificial boundary theory. A L topography finite element model was established to verify the correctness of the proposed method of viscous elasticity boundary by consider inconsistent reflective surface. The method was applied to an intake tower, and the acceleration of bedrock was obtained by seismic inversion method, then the equivalent load of each node was calculated. Five different models were established as follow: massless foundation, consistent input viscous elasticity boundary, inconsistent input viscous elasticity boundary and whether set contact, then displacement and stress were compared, the results show that the proposed method with contact was minimal. The base plate of intake tower and the foundation were in close adhesion state in the whole process of earthquake, both sides and rear side of intake tower without through disengagement phenomena from rock, it can conclude that the intake tower in the overall stability state.

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Dang, K., Liu, Y., & Zhang, J. (2017). Dynamic response analysis of intake tower in hydroelectric power station with high surrounding rock. Journal of Vibroengineering, 19(3), 2019–2030. https://doi.org/10.21595/jve.2017.17757

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