Seismic response analysis of subway station under obliquely incident SV waves
Abstract
This paper aims to investigate the dynamic response characteristics of subway station under earthquakes. To this end, seismic waves are transformed into equivalent nodal loads on viscoelastic artificial boundaries using theories and methods of wave motion. The calculation formulas for equivalent nodal loads of SV waves incident at any angle are established, and ANSYS' APDL program compiles to automatically generate the viscoelastic artificial boundary and input the seismic loads. A finite element model of soil-subway station interaction was established, and the seismic response characteristics of a two-story three-span subway station under different incidence angles of SV waves were investigated using the above seismic input method. The results indicate that the incidence angle of seismic waves has a significant impact on the seismic response of subway station. Inclined incidence of seismic waves causes non-uniform loading and deformation of the subway station. Specifically, a small angle leads to predominantly transverse shear deformation, while a large angle causes mainly vertical shear deformation. The inclined incidence of seismic waves significantly increases the vertical acceleration of the subway station, with the effect becoming more pronounced as the angle increases. Additionally, special attention should be given to the joints between the structural slab and the side wall, slab and center column, as well as the two ends of the center column as they are vulnerable…
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