Research on Blasting Vibration Responses of Structures under Non-uniform Excitation

CHEN Shi-hai;ZHANG An-kang;YAN Yong-feng;XU Qi

Journal of Vibration and Shock ›› 2010, Vol. 29 ›› Issue (9) : 23-27.

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Research on Blasting Vibration Responses of Structures under Non-uniform Excitation

  • CHEN Shi-hai, ZHANG An-kang , YAN Yong-feng, XU Qi
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Abstract: Compared with natural seism, frequency is higher, strength attenuation is faster and duration of shaking is shorter for blasting vibration, etc. Blasting vibration excitation on structures is non-uniform, but researches on blasting vibration responses of structures under non-uniform excitation are little at present. Therefore, using Lagrange interpolation, non-uniform excitation loading of field-measured data was achieved. Then the dynamic finite element software LS-DYNA was used to simulate and analyze different responses of a four-storey masonry structure under different excitation ways(uniform excitation, multi-support excitation, non-uniform excitation). The effects of different blasting-vibration signal amplitude and main frequency on structure responses under the same excitation way was analyzed. The regulation of every-storey vibration peak velocity under non-uniform excitation was also studied. The results indicate that masonry walls are destroyed more easily under the same load excitation. The excitation under the higher frequency vibration should use non-uniform excitation. Vibration peak velocity of every-storey in structure increases with the raise of storey height.

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blasting vibration / non-uniform excitation / Lagrange interpolation / equivalent stress / peak velocity

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CHEN Shi-hai;ZHANG An-kang;YAN Yong-feng;XU Qi. Research on Blasting Vibration Responses of Structures under Non-uniform Excitation[J]. Journal of Vibration and Shock, 2010, 29(9): 23-27
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