Radius calculation of compacted zone in lime-soil composite foundation based on unified strength theory
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Radius calculation of compacted zone in lime-soil composite foundation based on unified strength theory
Vol. 34, Issue 4, (2013)
作者机构:
1. 长安大学 建筑工程学院,西安,710061
2. 西安石油大学 机械工程学院,西安,710065
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CLC:TU470
Online First:16 April 2013,
Published:2013
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CUI Ying, ZHAO Jun-hai, ZHANG Chang-guang, et al. Radius calculation of compacted zone in lime-soil composite foundation based on unified strength theory[J]. 2013, 34(4).
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CUI Ying, ZHAO Jun-hai, ZHANG Chang-guang, et al. Radius calculation of compacted zone in lime-soil composite foundation based on unified strength theory[J]. 2013, 34(4).DOI:
Radius calculation of compacted zone in lime-soil composite foundation based on unified strength theory
the expansion deformation of lime-soil piles would compact soil around and exert pressure on soil and piles. To enhance the reinforcement effect of the lime-soil composite foundation
it is critical to identify the radius of compacted zone. Based on the unified strength theory and taking the conditions of compatible deformation of soil and piles into consideration
the formula describing the relationship between settlement of composite foundation and radius of compacted zone has been derived. Furthermore
the various elements influencing compacted zone radius and the trend of the zone radius changing under different values of b
different pile diameters
and different foundation depths are discussed as well. The research results indicate that the radius of compacted zone decreases with the increase of foundation depth when the b value and pile diameter are invariable. The results also show the optimal range of compacted zone along the composite foundation depth is from the pile top to the 1/3 length of pile. The radius of compacted zone varies from 1.51d to1.68d under different conditions of b value
where d is the diameter of pile. And radius of compacted zone expands along with increase of the pile diameter d
when the b value and foundation depth are invariable. To exert the strength of material such as soil
the solution considered the intermediate principal stress has positive effect on the ultimate strength of material.