Seismic response of underground structures in subway station-bridge unitized projects
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1.School of Civil and Hydraulic Engineering, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Wuhan 430074, P. R. China;2.School of Civil Engineering, Wuhan University, Wuhan 430072, P. R. China

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TU93

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National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 52078236)

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    The subway stations - bridge unitized (station - bridge unitized) projects can reduce urban traffic congestion and save construction space. But their seismic response mechanism and the seismic response of underground structures are not very clear. 3D models of station - bridge unitized condition and single station condition were established using finite difference software. Firstly, static calculations were completed, and the law of force and deformation of two conditions were analyzed. On the basis, with the input of El-Centro and Kobe waves, interlayer displacement angle, stress and weak positions of subway station were analyzed. Finally, the effects of load and height of the bridge on the seismic response of subway station were studied. The results indicate that as the input acceleration of bedrock increases, the effect of the overpass on the interlayer displacement angle and maximum stress of the subway station becomes greater. Tensile damage at the ends of station floors is easier to occur in station - bridge unitized condition, and the middle columns should also be attached equal importance to in strong earthquakes. There is a positive linear correlation between the interlayer displacement angle and bridge load, which can also be observed in bridge height. In addition, stresses increase linearly with bridge load and height.

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张胜,郑俊杰,章荣军,杨文钰.站-桥同位合建工程中地下结构的地震响应[J].土木与环境工程学报(中英文),2024,46(2):42~50

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  • Received:September 02,2022
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