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터널 횡방향 지진해석 Part I: 응답변위법을 통한 터널의 지진응답 예측Seismic Analysis of Tunnel in Transverse Direction Part I: Estimation of Seismic Tunnel Response via Method of Seismic Displacement

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Seismic Analysis of Tunnel in Transverse Direction Part I: Estimation of Seismic Tunnel Response via Method of Seismic Displacement
Authors
박두희신종호윤세웅
Issue Date
Jun-2010
Publisher
한국지반공학회
Keywords
Bending stress; Method of seismic displacement; Transverse direction; Tunnel; Seismic analysis
Citation
한국지반공학회논문집, v.26, no.6, pp.57 - 70
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KCI
Journal Title
한국지반공학회논문집
Volume
26
Number
6
Start Page
57
End Page
70
URI
https://scholarworks.bwise.kr/hanyang/handle/2021.sw.hanyang/174546
ISSN
1229-2427
Abstract
Recent earthquakes have demonstrated that the tunnels, which were once considered to be highly resistant to earthquakes, are susceptible to substantial damage under severe seismic loading. Among various modes of deformation under an earthquake loading, the response of the tunnel in the transverse direction is known to be the critical mode. This paper investigates the seismic response of the tunnel in the transverse direction using the method of seismic displacement, which is a type of pseudo-static analysis. Firstly, the methods of calculating the ground deformation are compared. It is shown that the single and double cosine may not provide an accurate estimation of the ground deformation, and that a one-dimensional site response analysis needs to be performed for a more reliable evaluation. Secondly, the tunnel responses are calculated using the simplified, analytical, and numerical solutions. It is demonstrated that the simplified method provides poor estimates of the tunnel response ground deformation. The analytical solution is shown to be effective in modeling circular tunnels in uniform ground, but has serious limitation in modeling tunnel response in non-uniform ground. Numerical analyses are shown to be applicable to all cases, and give the most accurate estimates of the tunnel response. It is also demonstrated that the linear solutions can be so conservative that the soil nonlinearity needs to be accounted for more accurate evaluation of the tunnel response.
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