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Geotechnical and SSI Simulations


Ahmed Elgamal
Jinchi Lu
Zhaohui Yang

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Yuyi Zhang, Joel P. Conte, Zhaohui Yang, Ahmed Elgamal, Jacobo Bielak, and Gabriel Acero, Two-
Dimensional Nonlinear Earthquake Response Analysis of a Bridge-Foundation-Ground System,
Earthquake Spectra, Volume 24, No. 2, pages 343–386, May 2008, Earthquake Engineering Research
Institute

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2-D Finite Element Model in OpenSees


Prof. Joel Conte, Joint Research

• Plane strain condition


• 11,000 nodes and 10,900 elements; 20,000 DOF’s
• 370 beam-column elements
• 9,900 quadrilateral “soil” elements
• 590 zero-length elements
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Superstructure Joints
• Abutment joints: Zero-length elements with gap-hook material
Superstructure
ZeroLength Element ZeroLength Element

Beam Beam

5 #4 Rebars Gap & Hook Gap & Hook


1/2” Expanded Joint per Key Column
Filler All Around
Cap Beam
Shear Key

• Expansion joints: Zero-length elements with gap-hook material


Superstructure
ZeroLength Element ZeroLength Element

Beam Beam

5 #4 Rebars Gap & Hook Gap & Hook


1/2” Expanded Joint per Key Column
Filler All Around
Cap Beam
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OpenSees 3D FE Model • 30,237 nodes


• 1,140/280 linear/nonlinear beam-column elements
Three-Dimensional Seismic Response of Humboldt Bay
• 81 linear shell elements
Bridge-Foundation-Ground System, A. Elgamal,
• 23,556 solid brick elements
L. Yan, Z. Yang, and J. P. Conte, Journal of
• 1,806 zero-length elements
Structural Engineering, Vol. 134, No. 7, July 1, 2008.

Transverse and Longitudinal Response


3D Spatial Configuration
Abutments
Pile Foundations
Ground

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Piers and Pile Groups (Fiber Discretization of Pier and Pile Cross-Sections)
(Prof. P. Fillippou)

Kent-Scott-Park model

Bilinear
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Definition of Seismic Excitation (Engineering Seismology)

Shear Wave Velocity (m/s)


(1) Rock outcrop motion 0 200 400 600 800 1000
0

40 Measured
Using Shake91

(3) Incident motion at FE model base


Deconvolution

80

Depth (m)
Using Shake91
Propagation
Soil profile 120

160 Model
Rock Idealization
profile 200
(2) Incident motion at the top of bedrock (2)
240

σ 1′

σ 1′ = σ 2′ = σ 3′ Stage I Stage II

σ 3′
Stiff spring Equivalent
supporting force

Equivalent
Dashpot
σ 2′ earthquake force

Note: Tied node condition on lateral boundaries


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Elevation and Plan View


of Residual Deformation
(Scaling Factor = 50)

1 2 3

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Numerical Analysis

Three-Dimensional Seismic Response of Humboldt Bay


Bridge-Foundation-Ground System, A. Elgamal,
L. Yan, Z. Yang, and J. P. Conte, Journal of Structural
Engineering, Vol. 134, No. 7, July 1, 2008.

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Permanent Deformation of Bridge, Foundations, and Abutments

Original position Final position with residual deformation

#1 Pier #2 Pier #3 Pier #4 Pier #5 Pier #6 Pier #7 Pier #8 Pier


Left & pile & pile & pile & pile & pile & pile & pile & pile Right
abutment group group group group group group group group abutment

(a) Elevation view (exaggerated scale by a factor of 50)

Final position with residual deformation

Original position

(b) Plan view (exaggerated scale by a factor of 150)

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Shallow Foundation Settlement due to Liquefaction


Foundation settlement time histories
0

Untreated case −0.05


Medium Sand (LMS)

Vertical displacement (m)


Dense Gravel (LDG)
−0.1 Stone Column (LSC)

−0.15

−0.2

−0.25

0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180


Time (sec)
0.2

0.15

Treated by compaction and high permeability 0.1

Acceleration (g)
0.05

−0.05

−0.1

−0.15

−0.2
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
Time (sec)

Treated by stone columns

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(Scale factor for deformed meshes: 10)

US-Japan Cooperative Research (2003-2005)

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1.8m high, UCSD Shake table tests (Prof. Dobry, RPI Test Setup

Laminar container provided by Prof. Scott Ashford, UCSD

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Experiment Preparation

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UCSD Shake table test

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NIED, Tsukuba, Japan

Shaking Table Tests: US-Japan Research (NSF, NIED, PEER, CALTRANS)


5m height: Liquefaction-Induced lateral Spreading Effects on Piles (NIED, Tsukuba)
Professor Kohji Tokimatsu,A.Dr. Masayoshi
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Before After

1m of Lateral Spreading ( > 3 pile diameters)

NIED, Tsukuba, Japan


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Gravel Drain/Stone column Ground Modification

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User Interface for Pile-ground systems


http://cyclic.ucsd.edu/openseespl

a) Isometric view

b) Pile head close-up


Finite element mesh
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OpenSees Computations through Graphical Interface OpenSeesPL

0.3

3x3 pile group


Pile head deflection (in)
0.25
Single pile
0.2

0.15

0.1

0.05

0
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Spacing (xD)

Pile group displacement of the 3x3 pile group (for


different spacing) and the single pile under lateral
loading.
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OpenSees Computations through Graphical Interface OpenSeesPL

Spacing = 2D

Spacing
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OpenSees Computations through Graphical Interface OpenSeesPL

Spacing = 4D

Spacing = 5D
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OpenSees Computations through Graphical Interface OpenSeesPL

Spacing = 6D

Spacing = 7D
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OpenSees Computations through Graphical Interface OpenSeesPL

Spacing = 8D

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OpenSeesPL Manual Examples


Chapter 6 Examples
6.1 Example 1: Linear Pile in Rigid Ground
6.2 Example 2: Linear Pile in Loose Sand
6.3 Example 3: Linear Pile in Medium Sand
6.4 Example 4: Nonlinear Pile in Linear Soil
6.5 Example 5: Saturated Medium Sand
6.6 Example 6: Stone Columns
6.7 Example 7: Pile in Sloping Ground
Appendix A Benchmark Linear Finite Element Analysis of Laterally Loaded Single Pile
Using OpenSees & Comparison with Analytical Solution
Appendix B Finite Element Analysis of Arkansas Test Series Pile #2 Using Opensees
(with LPILE Comparison)
Appendix C Finite Element Analysis of Standard CalTrans 16" CIDH Pile Using
Opensees for General Comparison with LPILE (with Default P-Y Multiplier = 1.0)
Appendix D Finite Element Analysis of Caltrans 42" CIDH Pile Using OpenSees for
General Comparison with LPILE (with Default P-Y Multiplier = 1.0)
Appendix E Finite Element Analysis of Standard CalTrans 16" CIDH Pile Subjected to
Axial Load
Appendix F Moment-Curvature Analysis of Circular Nonlinear RC Beam (Fiber
Section)
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OpenSeesPL: http://cyclic.ucsd.edu/openseespl

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