SHI Quan-bin, YANG Ping, YU Ke, et al. Sub peak adfreezing strength at the interface between frozen soil and structures[J]. 2018, 39(6): 2025-2034.DOI: 10.16285/j.rsm.2017.1193.
To study the influence factors of sub peak adfreezing strength at the interface between frozen soil and structure
the typical fine sand located in the Hexi area of Nanjing subway construction site was selected as test sample. The large-scale multi-functional frozen soil-structure interface shearing instrument was optimized and improved to conduct direct shear tests of adfreezing strength considering multi-influencing factors. Based on the specific definition and the agreement of quantitative criteria for sub peak adfreezing strength
it was found that the shear stress was typical of steepness after the limit peak
and the peak post shear stress changed periodically . The relationships among sub peak adfreezing strength
interface temperature
roughness and normal stress were fitted and found to be inverse proportional linearity
quadratic polynomial
proportional linear relationship respectively. Through the database management software
it was found that the normal stress and roughness were the key influencing factors
but the interface temperature was non-critical influencing factors. The three-element sub peak adfreezing strength prediction model coupled with interface temperature
normal stress and roughness was constructed by multivariate nonlinear regression. It can provide important adfreezing strength parameters for artificial freezing reinforcement design
shield construction and underground structure design in artificial freezing reinforcement area or permafrost area.