Building Vibration and Soil Dynamics
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ArtikelUtgivningsinformation: Basel MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2024Beskrivning: 1 electronic resource (212 p.)Innehållstyp: - text
- computer
- online resource
- 9783725828111
- 9783725828128
- Medicine
- Clinical & internal medicine
- Diseases and disorders
- Oncology
- Technology, Engineering, Agriculture, Industrial processes
- Technology: general issues
- Rayleigh wave
- bearing behavior
- building–bridge integration
- coupling loss
- dynamic response
- elevated station
- environmental vibration
- ground motion characteristics
- ground vibration
- high-speed train
- jacked pile
- large-span spatial structure
- metro depot
- micro-vibration
- model test
- multi-line railway
- numerical simulation
- over-track building
- precision instruments
- prediction model
- production workshop
- road traffic
- seismic assessment
- soil squeezing effect
- soil vibration
- soil–structure interaction
- standard design response spectrum
- state-of-the-art review
- tapered pile
- theoretical study
- time domain
- train-induced vibration
- transmission and distribution characteristics
- transmission tower-line structure
- transverse isotropy
- urban subway
- vertical load
- vibration isolation
- vibration measurement
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The growing demand for sustainable transportation has led to a significant interest in developing rail transit networks for both intra- and intercity travel. However, train-induced vibrations that are transmitted through soils to nearby buildings have become widely recognized as environmental concerns, with significant negative impacts on nearby buildings, sensitive equipment, and residents. Additionally, earthquakes can cause serious physical damage to buildings, resulting in economic losses and human casualties and injuries. Consequently, this Special Issue will focus on the modeling method and propagation characteristics of train-induced and seismic vibration in soils and buildings, as well as efficient mitigation methods.
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