Acknowledgements
Published Content and Contributions
Table of Contents
List of Illustrations
List of Tables
1. CHƯƠNG 1: Introduction
1.1. Pipelines and seismic actions
1.2. Methods for soil-pipe interaction analysis
1.2.1. Model neglecting soil-pipe interaction
1.2.2. Beam-on-Winkler-foundation model considering soil-pipe interaction
1.3. Full three-dimensional model considering soil-pipe interaction
1.4. Challenges in soil-pipe interaction analysis
1.5. Organization of the text
2. CHƯƠNG 2: Smooth nonlinear hysteresis model for coupled biaxial soil-pipe interaction in sandy soils
2.1. Uniaxial hysteresis model
2.2. Biaxial hysteresis model
2.3. Finite element method
2.4. Smoothed-particle hydrodynamics
2.5. Validation of the FEM and SPH models
2.6. Parameter calibration for BMBW model
2.7. Uniaxial cyclic loading
2.8. Suggestions for input parameters
3. CHƯƠNG 3: Dynamic axial soil impedance function for rigid circular structures buried in elastic half-space
3.1. Review of axial soil impedance function
3.2. Analytical solution for soil impedance function of homogeneous half-space
3.3. Finite element analysis for soil impedance functions of homogeneous and two-layered half-spaces
3.3.1. Numerical computation of impedance function
3.3.2. Finite element models
3.4. Homogeneous half-space
3.5. Two-layered half-space
3.5.1. Effect of material contrast
3.5.2. Effect of structure location
4. CHƯƠNG 4: Dynamic in-plane soil impedance functions for rigid circular structures buried in elastic half-space
4.1. Review of in-plane soil impedance functions
4.2. Analytical solution for soil impedance functions of homogeneous half-space
4.3. Traction-free condition at 𝑦 = 0
4.4. Dirichlet boundary condition at cylinder interface
4.5. Calculation of in-plane soil impedance functions
4.6. Direct evaluation of the integral
4.7. Finite element analysis for soil impedance functions of homogeneous and two-layered half-spaces
4.7.1. Numerical computation of in-plane soil impedance functions
4.7.2. Finite element models
4.8. Homogeneous half-space
4.9. Effect of burial depth
4.10. Effect of Poisson’s ratio
4.11. Two-layered half-space
4.11.1. Effect of material contrast
4.11.2. Effect of structure location
5. CHƯƠNG 5: Application: Reduced-order modeling of buried pipe subjected to the propagation of Rayleigh surface wave
5.1. Models for soil-pipe interaction analysis
5.1.1. Model neglecting soil-pipe interaction
5.1.2. Model considering soil-pipe interaction with free-field input
5.1.3. Models based on substructure and finite element methods
5.2. Results and comparisons
5.3. Summary of previous chapters
Appendix A: Asymptotic method for computing high oscillatory integrals