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During construction and operation of a facility, the soil upon which a structure is founded may often be subjected to vibrations of magnitudes exceeding its elastic range. Steady-state vibrations are introduced by compaction and other construction equipment and by the unbalanced forces of installed machinery.
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Drnevich et al. (1970) studied this question.
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