Near-fault seismic acceleration time-history fitting method capable of representing ground permanent displacement
A technology of seismic acceleration and displacement time history, applied in seismology, seismic signal processing, geophysical measurement, etc., can solve problems such as finding
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[0089] For a bridge spanning a fault, the distance between the bridge pier and the fault is about 2 km, and the impact of the near-fault pulse characteristics and permanent displacement of the ground motion input should be considered during design. The research results show that the peak value of the seismic acceleration time history corresponding to the 50-year return period with a probability of 2% is about 0.69g. Considering the impact of the earthquake surface rupture, the one-time sudden displacement value of the bridge is: the vertical dislocation of the upper and lower walls of the fault is 1.4 m, the horizontal distance is 0.8m (calculated according to the inclination angle of 60° left and right), and the right-handed horizontal displacement is <1.4m.
[0090] When fitting the horizontal seismic acceleration time history, the initial ground motion is the acceleration record of the 1992 Lander earthquake measured by the acceleration sensor, the peak value of 0.69g is use...
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