Dynamic analysis of a water–soil–pore water coupling system

Wang, X.; Wang, L. B.

doi:10.1016/j.compstruc.2006.11.017

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“…The effect that reservoir acts on dam and foundation is particularly evident. The reservoir water can be modeled using potential-based fluid formulation [4]. Based on the the subsonic velocity formulation, the basic equations of continuity and energy can be written in terms of the velocity potential:…”

Section: Dynamic Ineraction Of Reservoir-dam-foundationmentioning

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Dynamic Interaction between Reservoir and a High Concrete Face Rockfill Dam on Deep Alluvium Deposit

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Xiong

2013

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Potential-based fluid model and Westergaard added mass model were used to reflect the dynamic interaction of reservoir-CFRD(concrete face rockfill dam)-foundation coupling system. The deep alluvium deposit was treated as porous medium using Biot's dynamic consolidation theory. In the coupled analysis, the paper focused on hydrodynamic pressures in the reservoir zone, dynamic response and pore water pressure in the structure zone. The result shows that the dynamic response of added mass model is greater than that of potential-based fluid model. The porous medium of alluvium deposit is of great significance in performing soil liquefaction analysis and reservoir-dam-foundation system.

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Section: Dynamic Ineraction Of Reservoir-dam-foundationmentioning

confidence: 99%