Titlebook: Dynamic Soil-Structure Interaction for Sustainable Infrastructures; Proceedings of the 2 Deepankar Choudhury,Khalid M. El-Zahaby,Izzat Idri

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eline. Different cases were taken by keeping coefficient of variance (COV) constant while changing the subsequent parameters individually as well as combined. For various state of risk, the probabilistic distribution of pipeline strain has been obtained and finally a factor of safety (FOS) is calcul

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All of these result in more realistic evaluation of the structural behavior and performance. In the current study, “3D model 15 stories having [2?×?3] bay moment- resisting RC frame with Isolated and Raft foundation resting on different types of soil is analyzed. Comparison is carried out between s

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of the parameters were obtained. These parameters had used for numerical analysis in the software Plaxis 2D to compare the data of the dynamic impact on the foundation from the tower of the power plant. Numerical simulation of the foundation of the wind power plant was carried out with the aim of a

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Effect of Embedment on Dynamic Response of Block Foundation Under Coupled Vibration,mental investigations. The comparison showed encouraging agreement between the experimental test results and that obtained from the analysis. The frequency amplitude response of embedded block foundation indicates that as the embedment depth increases, the resonant amplitude decreases and resonant f

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Lateral Resistance of Steel Pipe Pile with Wings by Static Cyclic Loading Tests,effect of the wing diameter), and a pile with wing diameter 2.3. after one year of its insertion into the ground (used to evaluate the recovery of the loosened soil). The cyclic load applied to a pile was gradually increased by displacement control at the pile head, and the lateral displacement of t

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Pseudo-Dynamic Approach to Analyse the Effect of Soil Amplification in the Calculation of Seismic Aof various parameters like .-. values of soil backfill, wall friction, soil amplification, horizontal and vertical seismic coefficients and the effect of time and phase difference in the shear waves and the primary waves. The results obtained for seismic earth pressure distribution is clearly showin

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Response of A 850 KW Wind Turbine Including Soil-Structure Interaction During Seismic Excitation,esponse as well as the soil-structure interaction effect are reported and evaluated. The investigation provides a valuable insight into the extend that soil-structure interaction influences the behavior of the wind turbine tower under seismic excitation.

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