The construction sequences of a diaphragm wall panel are simulated by the three-dimensional finite difference method. Ground responses including stress state and deformation of the surrounding ground adjacent to the excavated trench
are studied. Furthermore
the comparison between computed results and field measurements shows that the variation law is quite similar; while the variation of numerical data is a little greater than that of the measurements
especially around the toe of the trench. It can be concluded that this method can simulate the construction process of diaphragm wall well.
Numerical simulation of stress redistribution during diaphragm wall construction
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Related Author
XIA Yuan-you
PEI Yao-yao
WANG Zhen
CHEN Shao-yan
CHEN Chen
CHEN Huai-lin
YANG Tao
RAO Yun-kang
Related Institution
School of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Wuhan University of Technology
The third Bureau of China State Construction Engineering Corporation
State Key Laboratory of Intelligent Construction and Maintenance for Geotechnical and Tunnel Engineering under Extreme Environments, Southwest Jiaotong University
China Northwest Research Institute Co., Ltd., of CREC