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In order to study the effect of hydrodynamic pressure on deep water bridge under seismic action, the model of water-soil-single pile was established based on acoustic element, dynamic local artificial boundary and fluid-solid coupling theory. The dynamic response of structure was analyzed. The simplified method of Morison equation simulation and the anhydrous model were used to analyze the difference between the simplified method and the method considering the fluid-solid coupling under the premise of pile-soil interaction, and the effect of hydraulic pressure on pile-structural dynamic response. On the basis of this, the dynamic finite element model of the water-soil-bridge system is established for the first time with the background of a long-span continuous rigid frame bridge. The seismic dynamic response of the water-soil-bridge system is studied, the influence of hydrodynamic pressure on the seismic response of deep water bridge is analyzed and compared with the anhydrous bridge structure. Influence of hydrodynamic pressure on seismic response of deep water bridge was studied. The results show that the effect of hydrodynamic is affected by the seismic wave frequency, but the rule is similar. Under the same external condition, the influence of hydrodynamic pressure on the single pile is larger than that of the large span bridge pile due to the influence of the superstructure and the interaction of pile and soil. For large span bridges, the effect of hydrody-namic on the pile foundation in water is larger than the effect on piers which are above water. And the internal force of the section at boundary of soil and water increases most. After considering the effect of hydrodynamic, the axial force of beam increases, and the moment of beam decreases. Geohazards risk assessment is the quantitative analysis and evaluation of the possibility of risk regions to suffer geological disasters of different intensities. © 2018 Science Press. All rights reserved.
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Journal of Natural Disasters
ISSN: 1004-4574
Year: 2018
Issue: 2
Volume: 27
Page: 84-93
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