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Torsional Dynamic Impedance of Single Pile in Layered and Saturated Soil Based on Transfer Matrix Method
YANG Wen-ling;YU lie;LIN Bin-bin
   2012, 32 (2): 49-53.   DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1006-1355-2012.02.012
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The torsional vibration of a single pile in layered and saturated soil foundation was taken as the research object. The soil around the pile was regarded as a medium with the constitutive relation of fractional-derivative viscoelasticity. The dynamic differential equations of the soil for torsional vibration analysis were established in virtue of the dynamic equilibrium equation, viscoelastic constitutive relation and the stress-displacement relation of the soil. With a double-layered viscoelastic saturated soil foundation as an example, the influence of main mechanical parameters of the pile and the soil on torsional dynamic impedance was investigated. It is shown that the order ratio of the viscoelastic constitutive relations of lower soil layer to upper soil layer has great influence on the torsional dynamic impedance of the pile, and the influence of the ratio of shear wave velocities and the ratio of thicknesses between the two soil layers, and the influence of the ratio of moduli of the pile to the soil on the torsional dynamic impedance depends on the frequency of torsional vibration. However, the influence of these ratios is very small when the solid-liquid coupling coefficients of both soil layers are small.
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Analysis of Single Pile’s Vibration in Layered Liquefied Soil
YANG Wen-ling;YU Huan-xin;YUAN Yu-qing
   2012, 32 (1): 26-28.   DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1006-1355-2012.01.006
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The theory of vibration of pile foundation in layered soil is applied to the analysis of vibration of a single pile in liquefied soil. The dynamic interaction between pile and soil is described by Winkler spring-damper model. The amplification factor of the displacement at pile’s head under earthquake excitation is obtained by initial parametric method and transfer matrix method, in which the liquefied phenomenon of soil is considered. The result indicates that the softening coefficient, thicknesses of soil layers, flexural stiffness and mass density per unit length of the pile have great influence on amplification factor of the displacement at pile’s head.
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