The dynamic response of machine foundations was one of the first problems studied in soil dynamics with results going back to the 1930s. A number of approximations and graphical results were proposed in the 60s. In this paper we present a series of approximate expressions for the natural frequencies and effective damping of rigid masses on the surface of an elastic half space subjected to both vertical and coupled horizontal-rocking harmonic excitations. The formulas are obtained using the approximate expressions for the dynamic stiffness of circular foundations suggested by Veletsos et al [1, 2] for two different values of Poisson’s ratio of the soil. For the vertical case the expressions are only a function of the mass ratio (ratio of the...
This paper aims to introduce simple empirical models to describe the nonlinear behavior of shallow ...
In a simplified approach to the rigorous elastic half-space approach for the behavior of a rigid cir...
Thesis (M.Sc.)-University of Natal, Durban, 2002.The lack of methods for rigorous dynamic analysis o...
New expressions for stiffness and radiation damping, which have been developed for a new forcing fun...
The computation of coupled response of block foundations subjected to a constant magnitude harmonic ...
A simple solution technique for evaluating the response of a surface or embedded foundation under ve...
The parameters needed for the design of machine foundations are usually evaluated from the model blo...
New dynamic spring and damping values, which are dependent on the frequency, have been introduced in...
Vibration dampers are installed on the machine foundations in order to reduce the vibration level. S...
An approximation is developed for obtaining the nonlinear stiffness KR and damping CR of a shallow c...
A model for predicting the amplitude versus frequency response for surface footings under vibrations...
The design of machine foundations are done on the basis of two principal criteria viz., vibration am...
Sandy soil behaves nonlinearly which affects on the vibration of machine foundations. In order to co...
The paper evaluates the radiation damping associated with shallow foundations sitting on linear or n...
The coupled horizontal sliding and rocking response of block foundations, subjected to a ham1onic ho...
This paper aims to introduce simple empirical models to describe the nonlinear behavior of shallow ...
In a simplified approach to the rigorous elastic half-space approach for the behavior of a rigid cir...
Thesis (M.Sc.)-University of Natal, Durban, 2002.The lack of methods for rigorous dynamic analysis o...
New expressions for stiffness and radiation damping, which have been developed for a new forcing fun...
The computation of coupled response of block foundations subjected to a constant magnitude harmonic ...
A simple solution technique for evaluating the response of a surface or embedded foundation under ve...
The parameters needed for the design of machine foundations are usually evaluated from the model blo...
New dynamic spring and damping values, which are dependent on the frequency, have been introduced in...
Vibration dampers are installed on the machine foundations in order to reduce the vibration level. S...
An approximation is developed for obtaining the nonlinear stiffness KR and damping CR of a shallow c...
A model for predicting the amplitude versus frequency response for surface footings under vibrations...
The design of machine foundations are done on the basis of two principal criteria viz., vibration am...
Sandy soil behaves nonlinearly which affects on the vibration of machine foundations. In order to co...
The paper evaluates the radiation damping associated with shallow foundations sitting on linear or n...
The coupled horizontal sliding and rocking response of block foundations, subjected to a ham1onic ho...
This paper aims to introduce simple empirical models to describe the nonlinear behavior of shallow ...
In a simplified approach to the rigorous elastic half-space approach for the behavior of a rigid cir...
Thesis (M.Sc.)-University of Natal, Durban, 2002.The lack of methods for rigorous dynamic analysis o...