Abstract
The analytical representation of kinematic interaction between pipe pile and unsaturated soil subjected to vertical SH-waves is revisited using three-dimension continuum modelling. The fractional-order standard line solid (FSLS) model is employed in the governing equation of unsaturated soil to refine the characterization of the flow-independent viscosity of the soil skeleton. The Timoshenko beam theory is utilized to describe the horizontal dynamic behavior of pipe pile. A closed series form solution of horizontal kinematic response for a pipe pile embedded in unsaturated soils under the action of vertical SH-waves is deduced theoretically with boundary conditions of pile-soil system. The solutions of the proposed model are compared with those captured from existing solutions. Finally, the effects of physical parameters in pile-soil system on the horizontal kinematic response of pipe pile under SH-waves are evaluated with analytical examples and parametric study. The results indicate that FSLS model parameters have significant impact on the horizontal kinematic response of the pipe pile, changes in the soil saturation have a relatively slight effect on the horizontal kinematic response of the pipe pile, and the length and radii of pipe pile should be moderate rather than too large or too small to make the pipe pile play a better seismic performance.
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The present work was financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. 51878160; 52078128; 51978320), which are greatly appreciated. In addition, the authors express sincere thanks to the editors and anonymous reviewers for their constructive comments and suggestions that helped to improve this article.
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Appendix A
\(B_{11} (\omega )\), \(B_{12} (\omega )\), \(B_{13} (\omega )\), \(B_{21} (\omega )\), \(B_{22} (\omega )\), and \(B_{23} (\omega )\) in Eqs. (10) ~ (12) in the text.
The complex coefficients \(B_{11} (\omega )\), \(B_{12} (\omega )\), \(B_{13} (\omega )\), \(B_{21} (\omega )\), \(B_{22} (\omega )\), and \(B_{23} (\omega )\) in Eqs. (10) ~ (12) in the text are expressed as
with
where \(K_{w}\) and \(K_{g}\) are bulk modulus of liquid and gas, respectively. \(\alpha_{v}\), m, and d are material parameters of the V-G model.
Appendix B
\(h_{1}\), \(h_{2}\), \(h_{3}\), \(h_{4}\), and \(h_{5}\) in Eqs. (20) and (21) in the text.
The coefficients \(h_{1}\), \(h_{2}\), \(h_{3}\), \(h_{4}\), and \(h_{5}\) in Eqs. (20) and (21) in the text are detailed as
Appendix C
h11 ~ h23 in Eq. (60) in the text.
The coefficients h11 ~ h23 in Eq. (60) in the text are detailed as
with
\(F_{11} = \beta_{1n} K_{2} \left( {\beta_{1n} r_{1} } \right)\), \(F_{12} = \beta_{2n} K_{2} \left( {\beta_{2n} r_{1} } \right)\), \(F_{13} = \beta_{3n} K_{2} \left( {\beta_{3n} r_{1} } \right)\), \(F_{14} = - \beta_{4n} K_{2} \left( {\beta_{4n} r_{1} } \right)\), \(F_{21} = \chi_{w1} \beta_{1n} \left[ {K_{2} \left( {\beta_{1n} r_{1} } \right) + K_{0} \left( {\beta_{1n} r_{1} } \right)} \right]\), \(F_{22} = \chi_{w2} \beta_{2n} \left[ {K_{2} \left( {\beta_{2n} r_{1} } \right) + K_{0} \left( {\beta_{2n} r_{1} } \right)} \right]\), \(F_{23} = \chi_{w3} \beta_{3n} \left[ {K_{2} \left( {\beta_{3n} r_{1} } \right) + K_{0} \left( {\beta_{3n} r_{1} } \right)} \right]\), \(F_{24} = - \chi_{w4} \beta_{4n} \left[ {K_{2} \left( {\beta_{4n} r_{1} } \right) - K_{0} \left( {\beta_{4n} r_{1} } \right)} \right]\), \(F_{31} = \chi_{g1} \beta_{1n} \left[ {K_{2} \left( {\beta_{1n} r_{1} } \right) + K_{0} \left( {\beta_{1n} r_{1} } \right)} \right]\), \(F_{32} = \chi_{g2} \beta_{2n} \left[ {K_{2} \left( {\beta_{2n} r_{1} } \right) + K_{0} \left( {\beta_{2n} r_{1} } \right)} \right]\), \(F_{33} = \chi_{g3} \beta_{3n} \left[ {K_{2} \left( {\beta_{3n} r_{1} } \right) + K_{0} \left( {\beta_{3n} r_{1} } \right)} \right]\), \(F_{34} = - \chi_{g4} \beta_{4n} \left[ {K_{2} \left( {\beta_{4n} r_{1} } \right) - K_{0} \left( {\beta_{4n} r_{1} } \right)} \right]\), \(G_{11} = \beta_{1n} I_{2} \left( {\beta_{1n} r_{2} } \right)\), \(G_{12} = \beta_{2n} I_{2} \left( {\beta_{2n} r_{2} } \right)\), \(G_{13} = \beta_{3n} I_{2} \left( {\beta_{3n} r_{2} } \right)\), \(G_{14} = - \beta_{4n} I_{2} \left( {\beta_{4n} r_{2} } \right)\), \(G_{21} = \chi_{w1} \beta_{1n} \left[ {I_{2} \left( {\beta_{1n} r_{2} } \right) + I_{0} \left( {\beta_{1n} r_{2} } \right)} \right]\), \(G_{22} = \chi_{w2} \beta_{2n} \left[ {I_{2} \left( {\beta_{2n} r_{2} } \right) + I_{0} \left( {\beta_{2n} r_{2} } \right)} \right]\), \(G_{23} = \chi_{w3} \beta_{3n} \left[ {I_{2} \left( {\beta_{3n} r_{2} } \right) + I_{0} \left( {\beta_{3n} r_{2} } \right)} \right]\), \(G_{24} = - \chi_{w4} \beta_{4n} \left[ {I_{2} \left( {\beta_{4n} r_{2} } \right) - I_{0} \left( {\beta_{4n} r_{2} } \right)} \right]\), \(G_{31} = \chi_{g1} \beta_{1n} \left[ {I_{2} \left( {\beta_{1n} r_{2} } \right) + I_{0} \left( {\beta_{1n} r_{2} } \right)} \right]\), \(G_{32} = \chi_{g2} \beta_{2n} \left[ {I_{2} \left( {\beta_{2n} r_{2} } \right) + I_{0} \left( {\beta_{2n} r_{2} } \right)} \right]\), \(G_{33} = \chi_{g3} \beta_{3n} \left[ {I_{2} \left( {\beta_{3n} r_{2} } \right) + I_{0} \left( {\beta_{3n} r_{2} } \right)} \right]\), \(G_{34} = - \chi_{g4} \beta_{4n} \left[ {I_{2} \left( {\beta_{4n} r_{2} } \right) - I_{0} \left( {\beta_{4n} r_{2} } \right)} \right]\).
Appendix D
\(\varsigma_{1n}\), \(\varsigma_{2n}\), \(\varsigma_{3n}\), \(\varsigma_{4n}\), \(\varsigma_{5n}\), \(\varsigma_{6n}\), \(\varsigma_{7n}\), and \(\varsigma_{8n}\) in Eqs. (61) ~ (68) in the text.
The coefficients \(\varsigma_{1n}\), \(\varsigma_{2n}\), \(\varsigma_{3n}\), \(\varsigma_{4n}\), \(\varsigma_{5n}\), \(\varsigma_{6n}\), \(\varsigma_{7n}\), and \(\varsigma_{8n}\) in Eqs. (61) ~ (68) in the text are detailed as
where\(m_{1} = \overline{\lambda }\left( \omega \right) + S_{w} C_{21} \left( \omega \right) + S_{g} C_{31} \left( \omega \right) + \chi_{w1} \left[ {S_{w} C_{22} \left( \omega \right) + S_{g} C_{32} \left( \omega \right)} \right] + \chi_{g1} \left[ {S_{w} C_{23} \left( \omega \right) + S_{g} C_{33} \left( \omega \right)} \right] + {{3\overline{\mu }\left( \omega \right)} \mathord{\left/ {\vphantom {{3\overline{\mu }\left( \omega \right)} 2}} \right. \kern-0pt} 2}\),\(m_{2} = \overline{\lambda }\left( \omega \right) + S_{w} C_{21} \left( \omega \right) + S_{g} C_{31} \left( \omega \right) + \chi_{w2} \left[ {S_{w} C_{22} \left( \omega \right) + S_{g} C_{32} \left( \omega \right)} \right] + \chi_{g2} \left[ {S_{w} C_{23} \left( \omega \right) + S_{g} C_{33} \left( \omega \right)} \right] + {{3\overline{\mu }\left( \omega \right)} \mathord{\left/ {\vphantom {{3\overline{\mu }\left( \omega \right)} 2}} \right. \kern-0pt} 2}\),\(m_{3} = \overline{\lambda }\left( \omega \right) + S_{w} C_{21} \left( \omega \right) + S_{g} C_{31} \left( \omega \right) + \chi_{w3} \left[ {S_{w} C_{22} \left( \omega \right) + S_{g} C_{32} \left( \omega \right)} \right] + \chi_{g3} \left[ {S_{w} C_{23} \left( \omega \right) + S_{g} C_{33} \left( \omega \right)} \right] + {{3\overline{\mu }\left( \omega \right)} \mathord{\left/ {\vphantom {{3\overline{\mu }\left( \omega \right)} 2}} \right. \kern-0pt} 2}\),\(m_{4} = {{\overline{\mu }\left( \omega \right)} \mathord{\left/ {\vphantom {{\overline{\mu }\left( \omega \right)} 2}} \right. \kern-0pt} 2}\).
Appendix E
The nomenclature of symbols in the text.
The nomenclature of symbols in the text is listed below:
Roman
- Ap:
-
Cross-section area of pipe pile
- Au:
-
Kinematic amplification factor of pile head
- \(\overline{a}(\omega )\) :
-
Complex moduli of unsaturated soil
- E0 :
-
Relaxation modulus
- Ep :
-
Young’s modulus of pipe pile
- Fp:
-
Shear force of pipe pile
- f :
-
Frequency
- f1 :
-
Characteristic frequency of soil
- fs1 :
-
Horizontal resistance of outer soil to pipe pile
- fs2 :
-
Horizontal resistance of inner soil to pipe pile
- Gp :
-
Shear modulus of pipe pile
- H :
-
Pile length
- I0() :
-
First kind of zero-order modified Bessel function
- Ip:
-
Moment of inertia for pipe pile
- Iu:
-
Horizontal kinematic interaction factor of pile-soil system
- i :
-
Imaginary unit
- K :
-
Modified shear factor of pipe pile
- K0() :
-
Second kind of zero-order modified Bessel function
- Kb0 :
-
Relaxation bulk moduli of soil skeleton
- Kg :
-
Bulk modulus of gas
- Ks :
-
Bulk moduli of soil particles
- Kw :
-
Bulk modulus of liquid
- k :
-
Intrinsic permeability
- krw :
-
Relative permeability of liquid
- krg :
-
Relative permeability of gas
- Mp:
-
Bending moment of pipe pile
- m, αv, d :
-
Material parameters of V-G model
- P :
-
Vertical load due to the mass of superstructure
- pg:
-
Gas pressure
- pw:
-
Liquid pressure
- r :
-
Fractional-order index of FSLS model
- r1 :
-
Outer radius of pipe pile
- r2 :
-
Inner radius of pipe pile
- Se :
-
Effective liquid saturation
- Sg :
-
Gas saturation
- Sres:
-
Liquid saturation at residual state
- Sw :
-
Liquid saturation
- t :
-
Time
- UF :
-
Displacement of free-field soil relative to bedrock
- Ush:
-
Horizontal displacement of SH-wave
- uF :
-
Free-field displacement of soil
- ui :
-
Displacement component of soil skeleton
- up :
-
Horizontal displacement amplitude of pipe pile
- ush:
-
Horizontal displacement amplitude of SH-wave
- Vs:
-
Shear velocity of soil
- vi :
-
Relative displacement component of gas
- wi :
-
Relative displacement component of liquid
Greek
- \(\overline{\varepsilon }(\omega )\) :
-
Strain after Fourier transformation
- \(\hat{\varepsilon }_{s}\) :
-
Volumetric strain of soil skeleton
- \(\hat{\varepsilon }_{w}\) :
-
Relative volumetric strains of liquid
- \(\hat{\varepsilon }_{g}\) :
-
Relative volumetric strains of gas
- θp :
-
Rotation angle of pipe pile
- \(\overline{\lambda }(\omega )\) :
-
Complex moduli of unsaturated soil
- μ :
-
Shear modulus of soil
- μ0 :
-
Relaxation shear moduli of soil skeleton
- \(\overline{\mu }(\omega )\) :
-
Complex moduli of unsaturated soil
- μg:
-
Dynamic viscosity of gas
- μw:
-
Dynamic viscosity of liquid
- νp:
-
Poisson’s ratio of pipe pile
- ρ :
-
Soil density
- ρg :
-
Absolute mass density of the gas
- ρp :
-
Density of pipe pile
- ρs :
-
Absolute mass density of the solid
- ρw :
-
Absolute mass density of the liquid
- \(\overline{\sigma }(\omega )\) :
-
Stress after Fourier transformation
- \(\hat{\sigma }_{r}\) :
-
Normal stress of unsaturated soil
- \(\hat{\sigma }_{r\theta }\) :
-
Shear stress of unsaturated soil
- τε :
-
Strain relaxation time
- τσ :
-
Stress relaxation time
- φg:
-
Scalar potential of gas
- φs:
-
Scalar potential of solid
- φw:
-
Scalar potential of liquid
- ϕ :
-
Porosity of unsaturated soil
- ψg:
-
Vector potential of gas
- ψs:
-
Vector potential of solid
- ψw:
-
Vector potential of liquid
- ω :
-
Angular frequency
- ∇2 :
-
Laplace operator
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Liu, H., Dai, G., Zhou, F. et al. Kinematic response of pipe pile embedded in fractional-order viscoelastic unsaturated soil subjected to vertically propagating seismic SH-waves. Acta Geotech. 18, 6803–6830 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11440-023-01931-3
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