Practical soil-shallow foundation model for nonlinear structural analysis

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Soil-shallow foundation interaction models that are incorporated into most structural analysis programs generally lack accuracy and efficiency or neglect some aspects of foundation behavior. For instance, soil-shallow foundation systems have been observed to show both small and large loops under increasing amplitude load reversals. This paper presents a practical macroelement model for soil-shallow foundation system and its stability under simultaneous horizontal and vertical loads. The model comprises three spring elements: nonlinear horizontal, nonlinear rotational, and linear vertical springs. The proposed macroelement model was verified using experimental test results from large-scale model foundations subjected to small and large cyclic loading cases.

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Leblouba, M., Al Toubat, S., Ekhlasur Rahman, M., & Mugheida, O. (2016). Practical soil-shallow foundation model for nonlinear structural analysis. Mathematical Problems in Engineering, 2016. https://doi.org/10.1155/2016/4514152

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