Analysis on Seismic Behavior of Gravity Dam Based on ANSYS

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Dynamic analysis can be carried out quickly and accurately for the seismic performance of dam by using the finite element software. Added massed method is used for the dynamic water. Horizontal earthquake acceleration is 0.2G; vertical earthquake acceleration is two-third of horizontal earthquake acceleration; sub space iteration method is used for the modal analysis of the dam; Finding the maximum response-order mode shape, and then useing a combination of square and square root method to come to the conclusion of overall seismic response. The stress and strain of the dam had been analyzed and the weak link of key parts of the dam had been summarized in this article.It is concluded that seismic design requirement are satified for the dam.

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