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EnglishA simplified probabilistic methodology is proposed to evaluate excavation-induced damage to adjacent existing buildings from the results of a numerical model of the boundary value problem. To this aim, the probabilities of different damage states are computed as a function of both relevant input parameters, considered as independent random variables, and the relative position between the excavation and the buildings. The proposed approach can be defined as a reliability-based design procedure based on monovariate or multivariate probabilistic analyses, respectively for reinforced concrete and masonry buildings. The procedure is applied to a case-study: the design of an underground station, part of a new subway line in the city of Naples (Italy), for which a large open-pit excavation has been designed.
| Titolo: | Probabilistic analysis of excavation-induced damages to existing structures |
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| Data di pubblicazione: | 2013 |
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| Abstract: | A simplified probabilistic methodology is proposed to evaluate excavation-induced damage to adjacent existing buildings from the results of a numerical model of the boundary value problem. To this aim, the probabilities of different damage states are computed as a function of both relevant input parameters, considered as independent random variables, and the relative position between the excavation and the buildings. The proposed approach can be defined as a reliability-based design procedure based on monovariate or multivariate probabilistic analyses, respectively for reinforced concrete and masonry buildings. The procedure is applied to a case-study: the design of an underground station, part of a new subway line in the city of Naples (Italy), for which a large open-pit excavation has been designed. |
| Handle: | http://hdl.handle.net/11386/3963003 |
| Appare nelle tipologie: | 1.1.1 Articolo su rivista con DOI |
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