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GEODYNAMICAL HAZARDS ASSOCIATED WITH LARGE DAMS

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STATE OF CRACKS AND STABILITY OF<br />

CONCRETE DAM EXPOSED TO STRONG<br />

EXCITATION<br />

Contact authors : BICKOVSKI Vladimir, Assoc., Prof.<br />

MIRCEVSKA Violeta, Ass., Prof.<br />

Institute of Earthquake Engineering and Engineering<br />

Seismology<br />

91000 Skopje,Republic of Macedonia<br />

Fax: (+38991) 112-163, phones(+38991) 111-344<br />

INTRODUCTION<br />

The subject of this study is application of modem principles<br />

in mathematical modeling of concrete gravity dams for<br />

analysis of their static and seismic stability under strong<br />

earthquakes. The applied principle in mathematical modeling<br />

and seismic analysis is prediction of the occurrence of cracks<br />

into the concrete mass and their propagation through the dam<br />

body. The stability criterion for the structure is established<br />

based on the level of propagation of tensile stresses into the<br />

dam body. The applied numerical methods for solving of the<br />

seismic stability of the dam are explained separately. In the<br />

process of proving of seismic stability of gravity dams, the<br />

following stability states have to be checked:<br />

Stability against sliding of the dam at plan;<br />

. Stability of the dam against overturning in respect to the<br />

critical point of rotation of the dam;<br />

Stress-strain state of the dam body.<br />

TWO DIMENSIONAL NONLINEAR DYNAMIC<br />

ANALYSIS OF ROCK FILL DAM<br />

Contact author : Mircevska Violeta, M. Sc.BICKOVSM<br />

Vladimir,M.Sc. Institute of Earthquake Engineering and<br />

Engineering Seismology (IZIIS)<br />

91000 Skopje,Republic of Macedonia<br />

Fax: (+38991) 112-163, phones(+38991) 111-344<br />

Due to the extremely nonlinear character of soil media , they<br />

are treated nonlinearly, using the Mohr-Coulomb's criterion<br />

regarding the ultimate bearing capacity which is

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