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Figure 6. The amplitude-frequency responses of the block-type
foundations under horizontal periodic loading: 1 – the plate with area
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is on the top of foundation, 2 – no plate.
The vibration level of the plate extremely reduced with
increasing the distance from the block. Figure 7 shows
measuring on the large-scale model of block-type foundation
with attached thin plate lying on the soil. Similar effect we can
see on the slab around the block-type foundation of industrial
machinery (See Fig.8).
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Figure 7. Decline of the vibration amplitude of the plate away the block:
a – the large-scale model, b - vertical vibration amplitude, c - horisontal
vibration amplitude, 1 – vibration frequency 40 Hz, 2 – vibration
frequency 20 Hz.
The large-scale test results and the finite element analysis
(Kirichek Y. 2000) present, that the combined massive and plate
foundations have advantage over type-block foundations in
frequency range 9 – 30 Hz, as their vibration level is
considerably less. The slabs bring positive influence on the
vibration level of block-type foundations in the low-frequency
range. The vibration level of type-block foundations reduced
two or three times as a result of increasing the natural frequency
of system “block – slab”.
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Figure 8. Decline of the horizontal vibration amplitude of the slab away
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3 ANALITICAL SOLUTION
The mathematical model of the combined massive and plate
foundations is a concentrated mass with either plates or beams
on a viscoelastic base. Integral transformations for vertical and
horizontal oscillations of the block and plates are considered as
a problem of beams or plates on a viscoelastic base using
asymptotic and transformation methods. The analytical
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Figure 9. Design model of the combined massive and plate foundation
derivation of the complex problem is also given using a
elementary system (Barkan D.D. 1962. and Verruijt A. 2010).
Figure 9 shows the system consisted of a mass and some beams,
supported by a linear springs.
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