NASA NTRS · 19850000479
Soil/Structure Interactions in Earthquakes
Abstract
In effort to improve design of Earthquake-resistant structures, mathematical study undertaken to simulate interactions among soil, foundation, and superstructure during various kinds of vibrational excitation. System modeled as three lumped masses connected vertically by springs, with lowest mass connected to horizontal vibrator (representing ground) through springs and dashpot. Behavior of springs described by elastic or elastoplastic force/deformation relationships. Relationships used to approximate nonlinear system behavior and soil/foundation-interface behavior.
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Ramey, G. W., Moore, R. K., Yoo, C. H., Bush, Thomas D., Jr., Stallings, J. M.. 1986-03-01. Soil/Structure Interactions in Earthquakes. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19850000479
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