Deformation Mechanisms of Offshore Monopile Foundations Accounting for Cyclic Mobility Effects

Amin Barari, Mohsen Bagheri, Mohamed Rouainia, Lars Bo Ibsen

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Abstract

Highlights
•There has been a huge surge in the construction of marine facilities (e.g., wind turbines) in Europe.
•This paper presents some new frameworks for design strategy based on performance measures for cyclic horizontally loaded monopile foundations.
•A three-dimensional finite element model was developed to investigate the behavior of large-diameter piles.
•This model accounts for nonlinear dynamic interactions in offshore platforms under harsh combined moment and horizontal environmental loads.
•Magnitude of cyclic loads was found to cause a linear increase in the accumulated rotation.
Original languageEnglish
JournalSoil Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering
Volume97
Issue numberJune
Pages (from-to)439-453
ISSN0267-7261
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2017

Keywords

  • Wind turbine foundation
  • Long-term cyclic loading
  • Dense sand
  • Cyclic mobility
  • Transient

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