Finite element analysis of foundation consolidation by vertical drains coupling thermo-hydro-mechanical effect
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Finite element analysis of foundation consolidation by vertical drains coupling thermo-hydro-mechanical effect
Vol. 34, Issue S1, (2013)
作者机构:
1. 浙江大学 滨海和城市岩土工程研究中心,杭州,310027
2. 宁波大学 建筑工程与环境学院,浙江,宁波,315211
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CLC:TU47
Online First:09 June 2014,
Published:2013
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TAO Hai-bing, XIE Kang-he, LIU Gan-bin, et al. Finite element analysis of foundation consolidation by vertical drains coupling thermo-hydro-mechanical effect[J]. 2013, 34(S1).
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TAO Hai-bing, XIE Kang-he, LIU Gan-bin, et al. Finite element analysis of foundation consolidation by vertical drains coupling thermo-hydro-mechanical effect[J]. 2013, 34(S1).DOI:
Finite element analysis of foundation consolidation by vertical drains coupling thermo-hydro-mechanical effect
Prefabricated vertical drains (PVD) incorporating with a heat source
which can accelerate the foundation consolidation in vertical drains system
is stimulated by finite element method based on the thermo-hydro-mechanical (THM) coupling. Firstly
both differential form and weak form of control equations for THM coupling problems are presented; and the finite element formulations are deduced. Secondly
a fully coupling THM model is established in Comsol Multiphysics software. Comparison between numerical results and analytic solutions are carried out in order to validate the model. At last
a representative calculation example of a single drain foundation in which has a smear zone is adopted. In order to study the influence of the thermal effect on consolidation
the example is modified through a heat source set in the well zone; and three cases (1) uncoupling temperature(UT)
(2) coupling temperature without considering the thermal effect on property of soil (CT) and (3) coupling temperature with considering the thermal effect on property of soil(CTP) are executed. The results show that the rate of consolidation decreases a little in the CT case since the heat source produces the extra pore pressure; and increases significantly in CPT case due to the higher temperature enhancing the hydraulic conductivity in smear zone.
Experimental study of thermal consolidation of a saturated silty clay
Consolidation analysis of double-layered ground with impeded boundaries using vertical drains for soil improvement
Temperature effects on mechanical characteristics of clay soils
Analysis of one-dimensional thermal consolidation of saturated soil considering heat conduction of semi-permeable drainage boundary under varying loading
Study of soil consolidation by vertical drains with overlapping smear zones
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