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Título: Pile-to-pile kinematic interaction factors for vertically-incident shear waves
Autores/as: Álamo Meneses, Guillermo Manuel 
Saitoh, Masato
Goit, Chandra Shekhar
Padrón Hernández, Luis Alberto 
Aznárez González, Juan José 
Maeso Fortuny, Orlando Fco 
Clasificación UNESCO: 330506 Ingeniería civil
1206 Análisis numérico
220502 Mecánica de medios continuos
Fecha de publicación: 2017
Editor/a: ScienceKNOWconferences
Conferencia: 2nd Global Conference on Applied Computing in Science & Engineering
Resumen: When studying the dynamic behaviour of pile group foundations, the total response of the system cannot be computed simply as the addition of the response of each individual pile because of the pileto-pile interaction effects. This interaction between the piles in the group is produced by the scattered field that the vibration of each pile generates. Pile-to-pile interaction factors [1] are generally used in order to measure these effects and are defined as the response of a ‘receiver’ pile to the diffracted field generated by a ‘source’ pile. There is a wide number of works in the literature concerning the interaction factors that are obtained by assuming a prescribed force or displacement at the head of the source pile, i.e. when the source pile is inertially loaded. However, the kinematic counterpart of this problem has received fewer attention. In the work at hand, kinematic pile-to-pile interaction factors are presented by assuming that the source pile is excited by vertically-incident shear waves.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10553/113620
ISBN: 9788469743409
Fuente: 2nd Applied Computing in Science & Engineering. Extending Abstracts Book, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
Colección:Actas de congresos
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