Preliminary Study on Vertical Subsoil Participating Mass

Guo Liang Wang; Shu Ying Qu; Xing Min Hou; Feng Feng Zhu; Jia Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.199-200.1429

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Preliminary Study on Vertical Subsoil Participating Mass

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A quantificational calculation method of participating mass of foundation vertical vibration is presented in this paper. Vertical subsoil participating mass of strip and rectangular foundation are preliminarily calculated based on Boussinesq’s solution of subsoil additional stress and equivalent-load method. That is, the subsoil participating mass can be calculated only prescribing the isoline of additional stress. The method is suitable for adopting by corresponding codes for it avoids considering complicated influencing factors of subsoil.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 199-200)

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Guo Liang Wang, Shu Ying Qu, Xing Min Hou, Feng Feng Zhu, Jia Zhang

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Foundation, Subsoil Additional Stress, Subsoil Participating Mass, Vertical Subsoil Participating Mass

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