Dynamic Analysis of Separate Foundation for Low Frequency Machine With Soil Interaction

Patel, Hardik; Dhameliya, Hitesh K; Tank, Yati R.

doi:10.14445/22315381/ijett-v46p272

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“…They also found that with increasing the pile's L/D ratio, the natural frequency increases to its maximum value as it moves away from the operational frequency [5]. Patel et al (2017) conducted a comparison between two type of rotary vibratory machine foundations, hollow block foundation with piles and table mounted block foundation. The results showed that the first type of foundation is stiffer and its frequency is also higher due to the presence of pile in this type of foundation [6].…”

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“…Patel et al (2017) conducted a comparison between two type of rotary vibratory machine foundations, hollow block foundation with piles and table mounted block foundation. The results showed that the first type of foundation is stiffer and its frequency is also higher due to the presence of pile in this type of foundation [6]. The effect of dynamic damping (Cdyn.)…”

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Vertical Displacement of Pile Under Dynamic Machine Loading

Alkassim

Jaro

Al-Sulayvani

2022

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The aim of this research is to calculate the vertical amplitude for pile foundations subjected to dynamic machine loading using a theoretical analysis based on some special formulus. The effect of each of machine frequency, pile length and diameter and embedded depth of pile cap on the vertical amplitude of the pile were studied. It was found that generally, by increasing the pile diameter, pile length, and embedment ratio of pile cap, the maximum vertical amplitude of group pile-cap system decreases. It can also be observed that the ratio of operating machine to natural frequencies (ω/ωn) corresponding to maximum amplitude decreases with increasing of pile diameter, and ratio of pile cap embedment. On the other hand, it can be seen that the damping ratio of the system was increased with increasing pile diameter and ratio of pile cap embedment, while the stiffness of the system increases with increasing pile length.

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Vertical Displacement of Pile Under Dynamic Machine Loading

Alkassim

Jaro

Al-Sulayvani

2022

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“…When compared to bulk soil, the rhizosphere is richer in nutrients due to the release of several organic compounds from the roots (Curl and Truelove, 1986). According to Patel et al (2014), the rhizospheric soil of beans has a higher microbial load and quantity of macronutrients than non-rhizospheric soil. As compared to the bulk soil, the root zone has much greater microbial populations that are active and growing because to the action of these root exudates (Grayston et al, 1997).…”

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Mycobiota Diversity in the Rhizospheric Soil of Medicinal Plants: A Review

Malik,

Ahmad,

Bhat

et al. 2023

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The rhizospheric mycobiome of medicinal plants plays a vital role in influencing secondary metabolites and overall plant health. These fungi influence the content of bioactive chemicals and essential oils while also promoting plant growth. They improve the medicinal value and plant resistance to biotic and abiotic stressors as bioinoculants. The purpose of this review is to investigate the diversity of rhizosphere fungi in medicinal plants, recognize important fungal groups and recurring patterns, and comprehend how these fungi contribute to the diversity of above-ground plant life. These realizations may result in sustainable and environmentally favorable methods of managing medicinal plant cultivation.

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Dynamic Analysis of Separate Foundation for Low Frequency Machine With Soil Interaction

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Vertical Displacement of Pile Under Dynamic Machine Loading

Vertical Displacement of Pile Under Dynamic Machine Loading

Mycobiota Diversity in the Rhizospheric Soil of Medicinal Plants: A Review

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