In-situ tests on negative skin friction of piles in high-piled wharf In-situ test in Shanghai Yangshan Deep Water Port Engineering
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In-situ tests on negative skin friction of piles in high-piled wharf In-situ test in Shanghai Yangshan Deep Water Port Engineering
Vol. 29, Issue 4, (2008)
作者机构:
1. 同济大学 地下建筑工程系,上海,200092
2. 上海港湾工程设计研究院,上海,200032
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CLC:TU413
Online First:10 July 2013,
Published:2008
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XIAO Jun-hua, ZHOU Guo-ran, YUAN Ju-yun, et al. In-situ tests on negative skin friction of piles in high-piled wharf In-situ test in Shanghai Yangshan Deep Water Port Engineering[J]. 2008, 29(4).
DOI:
XIAO Jun-hua, ZHOU Guo-ran, YUAN Ju-yun, et al. In-situ tests on negative skin friction of piles in high-piled wharf In-situ test in Shanghai Yangshan Deep Water Port Engineering[J]. 2008, 29(4).DOI:
In-situ tests on negative skin friction of piles in high-piled wharf In-situ test in Shanghai Yangshan Deep Water Port Engineering
The in-situ test on negative skin friction of piles in high-piled wharf is one part of Shanghai Yangshan Deep Water Port Engineering. For piles in link-banked structure of high-piled wharf
rubble-mound may cause negative skin friction on piles. Based on data from in-situ tests on piles (two supporting piles and one free-headed pile)
basic laws of pile internal force have been obtained. During rubble-mounting negative skin friction mainly comes from the pile segment which is surrounded by dumped rubble. Meanwhile
rubble-mount as surcharge load induces consolidation of soft sub-soils. Negative skin friction on piles also exists under dumped rubble layer because of the relative displacement between the pile and the sub-soil. The negative friction is also greatly influenced by the load on base slab. The distribution character of negative skin friction and the formula for calculating negative skin friction in layered soils proposed in this paper provide some useful data for pile design; especially
for dumping rubble construction in one side underwater
and for selecting measures to reduce negative skin friction.