WANG Hong-tao, LIU Rong-li, ZHAO Xiao-dong, et al. Mechanical effect analysis of soil arch between piles under composite support of steel pipe piles and cast-in-place piles[J]. 2025, 46(4): 1228-1239.
DOI:
WANG Hong-tao, LIU Rong-li, ZHAO Xiao-dong, et al. Mechanical effect analysis of soil arch between piles under composite support of steel pipe piles and cast-in-place piles[J]. 2025, 46(4): 1228-1239.DOI: 10.16285/j.rsm.2024.0822.
Mechanical effect analysis of soil arch between piles under composite support of steel pipe piles and cast-in-place piles
In order to study the mechanical response characteristics of soil support of foundation pit under the combined action of different types of retaining piles. Based on the foundation pit project of Linjiazhuang Station
Line 4 of Jinan Rail Transit
and aiming at the composite support form of steel pipe pile and cast-in-place pile adopted for the first time on site
the analytical analysis model and calculation method of stratum support stress under the action of composite piles are proposed. The distribution characteristics of the maximum principal stress and the rule of arching effect under different formation depths and pile spacings are analyzed. On this basis
according to the relationship between the maximum principal stress support line and the soil arch axis between piles
an arch analysis model is put forward
in which the inner arch and the outer arch bear the lateral earth pressure together
the theoretical formulas of reasonable pile spacing S and load sharing coefficient are derived
and the load-bearing capacity relationship between steel pipe pile and cast-in pile is discussed. Finally
the effectiveness of the soil arch analysis model is verified with concrete engineering examples
and the influence of different parameters such as internal friction angle
cohesion force
and pile diameter on reasonable pile spacing S and load sharing coefficient is analyzed. The results show that the reasonable pile spacing S increases with the increase of internal friction angle
cohesion force
and pile diameter under the composite support design. The load sharing coefficient increases with the increase of internal friction angle and cohesion
and the load bearing capacity of the outer arch gradually increases. When other parameters remain unchanged and the diameter of steel pipe pile increases
the load bearing capacity of outer arch will gradually decrease.