Finite element analysis of a seismically excited cylindrical storage tank, ground supported, and partially filled with liquid
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OSTI ID:7035774
The structure under consideration is an elastic cylindrical liquid storage tank attached to a rigid base slab. The tank is filled to an arbitrary depth with an inviscid, incompressible liquid. A finite-element analysis for the free vibrations of the coupled system permits determination of natural frequencies and associated mode shapes. The response of the partially filled tank to artificial earthquake excitation is also determined through use of finite elements. Examples, together with program listing, are offered.
- OSTI ID:
- 7035774
- Country of Publication:
- United States
- Language:
- English
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42 ENGINEERING
420205* -- Engineering-- Transport & Storage Facilities-- (1980-)
58 GEOSCIENCES
580201 -- Geophysics-- Seismology & Tectonics-- (1980-1989)
CONTAINERS
CYLINDERS
EARTHQUAKES
FINITE ELEMENT METHOD
FLUIDS
LIQUIDS
MECHANICAL VIBRATIONS
NUMERICAL SOLUTION
OSCILLATION MODES
SEISMIC EFFECTS
SEISMIC EVENTS
STORAGE FACILITIES
TANKS
420205* -- Engineering-- Transport & Storage Facilities-- (1980-)
58 GEOSCIENCES
580201 -- Geophysics-- Seismology & Tectonics-- (1980-1989)
CONTAINERS
CYLINDERS
EARTHQUAKES
FINITE ELEMENT METHOD
FLUIDS
LIQUIDS
MECHANICAL VIBRATIONS
NUMERICAL SOLUTION
OSCILLATION MODES
SEISMIC EFFECTS
SEISMIC EVENTS
STORAGE FACILITIES
TANKS