With the aim to include the seismic response of the abutments into the global structural analysis of a bridge, this paper describes a new macro-element of the soil-abutment system. The model is conceived to reproduce the multi-axial force-displacement relationship at the deck-abutment contact, accounting for the frequency-dependent inertial effects and the nonlinear behaviour of the geotechnical system, keeping at the same time a high computational efficiency. The formulation of the macro-element was coded as a new finite element in the analysis framework OpenSEES. A calibration procedure of the proposed model was devised, based on the results of nonlinear static and dynamic analyses on a reference soilabutment system implemented in OpenSEES.
An inertial macro-element of abutments for nonlinear analysis of bridges / Noè Gorini, Davide; Callisto, Luigi; John Whittle, Andrew; Sessa, Salvatore. - (2019). (Intervento presentato al convegno OpenSEES Days Eurasia - The First Eurasian Conference on OpenSEES tenutosi a Hong Kong).
An inertial macro-element of abutments for nonlinear analysis of bridges
Luigi Callisto;
2019
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With the aim to include the seismic response of the abutments into the global structural analysis of a bridge, this paper describes a new macro-element of the soil-abutment system. The model is conceived to reproduce the multi-axial force-displacement relationship at the deck-abutment contact, accounting for the frequency-dependent inertial effects and the nonlinear behaviour of the geotechnical system, keeping at the same time a high computational efficiency. The formulation of the macro-element was coded as a new finite element in the analysis framework OpenSEES. A calibration procedure of the proposed model was devised, based on the results of nonlinear static and dynamic analyses on a reference soilabutment system implemented in OpenSEES.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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