A Comprehensive Review on the Use of Digital Image Correlation to Assess the Fluid–Structure-Soil Interaction Dynamic Response of Elevated Water Tanks
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https://doi.org/10.48047/wtpqej33Keywords:
Elevated water tanks, fluid–structure interaction, soil–structure interaction, FSSI, digital image correlation, seismic response.Abstract
Elevated water tanks are critical elements of infrastructure, especially in seismic regions where an uninterrupted water supply is a necessity. Their dynamic behavior is controlled primarily by fluid–structure–soil interaction (FSSI), and therefore their seismic response and natural frequencies need
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