Fluid Modeling for Seismic Analyses of Aqueduct Bridges

Yu Chun Li; Chen Yu Chang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.405-408.1978

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Fluid Modeling for Seismic Analyses of Aqueduct Bridges

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The aqueduct bridge carries a large amount of water (fluid). How to model fluid is a basic issue in the seismic analysis and design of aqueduct bridges. This paper discusses and summarizes computational methods of fluid for the three-dimensional seismic response analyses. The result of this paper provides a reference for the researchers and engineers, who are interested in seismic-resistance computations of aqueduct bridges.

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Yu Chun Li, Chen Yu Chang

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Aqueduct Bridges, Fluid Computation, Seismic Response

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