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Stable response of axisymmetric two-phase water-saturated soil

Abstract: Biot’s dynamic consolidation equations and Hankel transform were used to derive the integral solutions of stress and displacement for axisymmetric harmonic excitations in the two-phase saturated soil with subjacent rock-stratum. The influence of the coefficient of permeability and loading frequency on the soil displacement at the ground surface were studied. The results showed that higher loading frequency led to more dynamic characteristics; and that the effect of the soil permeability was more obvious at higher frequencies.

Key words: Biot's dynamic consolidation, Lamb's problem, Saturated subsoil


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DOI:

10.1631/jzus.2004.1022

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TU91

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