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FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS OF OPEN TRENCH SEISMIC VIBRATIONS BARRIERS
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Rectangular open or filled trenches (wave barriers) are often used in engineering practice to reduce ground vibrations caused by surface sources. Modeling of such barriers by the finite element method in order to assess their effectiveness is presented in this paper.
Title: FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS OF OPEN TRENCH SEISMIC VIBRATIONS BARRIERS
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Rectangular open or filled trenches (wave barriers) are often used in engineering practice to reduce ground vibrations caused by surface sources.
Modeling of such barriers by the finite element method in order to assess their effectiveness is presented in this paper.
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