Evaluation of Effectiveness of Application of Horizontal Inertial Barriers to Reduce Vibrations Propagating in Ground Environment
https://doi.org/10.21122/2227-1031-2023-22-4-286-293
Abstract
The paper presents calculations of vibrations of the soil mass when a horizontal inertial barrier in the form of a rectangular concrete slab buried in the ground is placed on the propagation path of vibrations. The damping effect of a surface wave upon its contact with an inertial plate is associated with its reflection, refraction and partial absorption. Theoretical studies have been carried out using the finite element method. The ground medium has been considered as an elastic inertial array bounded by non-reflecting boundaries. Various variants of the geometry of the inertial plate and its spatial arrangement on the surface of the soil medium between the vibration source and the considered point behind the barrier are modeled. The effectiveness of each variant of vibration isolation has been quantified by the value showing how many times the speed of vertical oscillations of the ground behind the barrier decreases compared to the free propagation of surface waves. It is shown that an intensive decrease in vertical displacements occurs starting from the side face of the inertial plate. Here, the amplitude of vertical oscillations decreases by 9,8 times for a concrete slab 15 m long, and by 4,2 times for a 3-meter slab. At a distance of 22 m from the point of application of the dynamic load, the amplitudes decrease by factors of 5.48 and 2.95, respectively, for slabs of 15 and 3 m width. This method of reducing vibro-dynamic effects has a simple design and can be used in cramped conditions of urban development to protect existing and planned buildings and structures.
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K. E. Povkolas
Belarusian National Technical University
Belarus
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Povkolas K.E. Evaluation of Effectiveness of Application of Horizontal Inertial Barriers to Reduce Vibrations Propagating in Ground Environment. Science & Technique. 2023;22(4):286-293. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.21122/2227-1031-2023-22-4-286-293
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