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Fig 1.

Two-way fluid-structure interaction process.

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Fig 2.

Bidirectional fluid-structure interaction process.

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Fig 3.

Fluid-structure interaction model.

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Table 1.

Material properties.

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Fig 4.

Schematic diagram of seismic waves.

(a) EL wave. (b) artificial wave.

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Table 2.

The details of the working condition.

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Fig 5.

Shaking table and its test equipment.

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Table 3.

Aqueduct scale model structural similarity (ignoring gravity model).

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Fig 6.

Test model details and test models.

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Fig 7.

Aqueduct model sensor layout drawing.

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Fig 8.

Seismic waves selected for the test.

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Fig 9.

The displacement of the aqueduct at different water depths corresponds.

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Fig 10.

Comparison of test and simulation results.

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Fig 11.

The mid-displacement of the aqueduct span under different seismic waves.

(a) Seismic response under EL waves. (b) Seismic response under artificial waves.

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Fig 12.

Water level changes within 0~7s.

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Fig 13.

Water level change under working conditions 2~4.

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Fig 14.

Water level change under working conditions 6~8.

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Fig 15.

Crest changes at different water levels.

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Fig 16.

The amplitude of liquid sloshing under different working conditions.

(a) Details of EL waves. (b) Details of artificial waves.

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Fig 17.

Horizontal force curves of different water levels under EL waves.

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Fig 18.

Horizontal force curves of different water levels under artificial waves.

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Fig 19.

Diagram of the first sixth-order mode shape of the aqueduct.

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Table 4.

Self-oscillating frequency and mode shape at different water levels.

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Fig 20.

The self-resonating frequency of the aqueduct at different water levels.

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