CHU Zhao-jun, SHI Shao-qing, SUN Jian-hu, et al. Analysis of anti-sliding mechanism of steel tube piles with different spacings based on model test[J]. 2018, 39(3): 848-853.
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CHU Zhao-jun, SHI Shao-qing, SUN Jian-hu, et al. Analysis of anti-sliding mechanism of steel tube piles with different spacings based on model test[J]. 2018, 39(3): 848-853.DOI: 10.16285/j.rsm.2016.0206.
Analysis of anti-sliding mechanism of steel tube piles with different spacings based on model test
this paper investigated on the mechanism of the component steel tube anti-sliding piles distributed in different spacings. The authors have compared factors affecting of the spacing on the mechanism of the anti-sliding among the pile top’s distance
the cut-export distance
the bending moment distribution under changing loads and the destruction situation. The experiment results show that when the spacing is increased from 18.7 cm (3.9 times of d the pile external diameter) to 23.5 cm (4.9d) and 28 cm (5.8d)
the distance of pile top and cut-export increases gradually. Besides
the bending moment of the pile also increases gradually. But when the spacing is increased from 3.9d to 4.9d
the increase range of the distance and the bending moment are greater than that when the spacing is increased from 4.9d to 5.8d. Thus
during the design of the component steel tube anti-sliding pile
it is better to increase the spacing to 5.8d or more when the landslide thrust is small and decreases the spacing to 3.9d or less when the landslide thrust is large. Whether the landslide thrust is large or small
the component steel tube anti-sliding pile has a low-cost performance to treat landslide when the spacing is 4.9d.
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