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Seismic capacity evaluation of a sliding isolation concrete rectangular liquid-storage structure

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Pages 635-656 | Received 31 Oct 2018, Accepted 24 Sep 2019, Published online: 14 Oct 2019
 

Abstract

Considering fluid-structure interaction (FSI), material nonlinearity and liquid sloshing nonlinearity, a nonlinear calculation model of sliding isolation concrete rectangular liquid-storage structure (CRLSS) with limiting devices is established. Failure criteria for sliding isolation CRLSS are summarised and defined, and a method for evaluating seismic capacity of sliding isolation CRLSS is proposed. Under near-field pulse-like earthquake, near-field no-pulse earthquake and far-field earthquake, seismic capacities of no-isolation structure, pure sliding isolation structure and sliding isolation structure are studied, comparatively. Results show that the seismic capacity of CRLSS is weakest under the actions of near-field pulse-like earthquakes; when the height of the reserved no-liquid wall is sufficiently large, sliding isolation can convert the main failure mode of the CRLSS from wall crack to excessive structure displacement, and the reasonable design of limiting device can reduce the failure probability of the sliding isolation CRLSS caused by excessive structure displacement. Besides, it is more reasonable to evaluate the seismic capacity of the system considering multiple failure criteria, and liquid level height and limiting device are the two important factors that affect the failure probability of the sliding isolation CRLSS.

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The authors declare that there is no conflict of interests regarding the publication of this paper.

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Funding

This paper is a part of the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. 51968045, 51908267, 51368039), and a part of the Plan Project of Science and Technology in Gansu Province (Grant No. 144GKCA032), and a part of the Plan Project of Science and Technology in the China Railway 21st Bureau Group Co., LTD (Grant No. 17C-5), and a part of the Plan Project of Science and Technology in the China Railway Construction Corporation Limited (Grant No. 17-C21).

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