The damping of saturated poroelastic soils during steady-state vibrations (Q1805247)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 753912
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 753912 |
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The damping of saturated poroelastic soils during steady-state vibrations (English)
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15 August 1995
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We analyze the damping that arises from the soil-water interaction within nearly-saturated soils during steady-state vibrations. Based on the two- phase theory of Biot, we analytically derive the spectral response of a column made of nearly saturated poroelastic soils as a function of soil stiffness, degree of saturation, porosity, specific gravity, and permeability. A parametric study determines the influence of these parameters on the fundamental period, maximum amplitude, energy dissipation, damping factor, and maximum pore pressure.
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hysteretic damping
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soil-water interaction
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two-phase theory of Biot
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spectral response
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column
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parametric study
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