Oscillations and residual displacements of buildings of varying heights and widths, constructed on elastic-plastic base

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Modern regulations in the field of design and construction of buildings in seismically dangerous areas provide for stability calculation of bases, foundations and underground structures, i.e. calculations for the first group of limited states. At the same time, calculations for the second group of limited states, like deformations (yields, relative difference in yields), as a rule, are not fulfilled. This state of affairs is due to insufficient knowledge of the issues of appearance and development of additional stress and strain in ground arrays during seismic influences, that ultimately leads to residual yields and rolls of foundations of industrial and civil buildings. Essentially, residual displacements depend on the type and intensity of dynamic effects, as well as on the model foundation soils. At the same time, the most important factor is the compulsory registration of collaboration between the subgrade and the structure. Therefore, quantification of additional residual displacements of foundations of industrial buildings and structures under dynamic loads, is an actual problem of the modern earthquake-resistant construction.

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Ter-Martirosyan, Z., Sobolev, E., Ter-Martirosyan, A., & Bestuzheva, A. (2016). Oscillations and residual displacements of buildings of varying heights and widths, constructed on elastic-plastic base. In MATEC Web of Conferences (Vol. 86). EDP Sciences. https://doi.org/10.1051/matecconf/20168603015

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