September 2013
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Figure 5.4(b) Harmonic response analysis of Duncan basin
The finite element analysis was carried out by dividing the basin
into 168 six node triangular elements, which give 377 nodal unknowns
(second mesh). Periods T of 1, 2, 3,.. ...