ZHU Ming-xing, DAI Guo-liang, GONG Wei-ming, et al. Mechanism and calculation models of resisting moment caused by shaft resistance for laterally loaded pile[J]. 2019, 40(7): 2593-2607.
ZHU Ming-xing, DAI Guo-liang, GONG Wei-ming, et al. Mechanism and calculation models of resisting moment caused by shaft resistance for laterally loaded pile[J]. 2019, 40(7): 2593-2607.DOI: 10.16285/j.rsm.2018.0598.
To examine the influence of strengthening effect of skin resistance on the bearing mechanism of laterally loaded pile
this study firstly established τ-s curve models with consideration of strengthening effect under horizontal loading. Then its numerical solution for resisting moment per unit length caused by vertical shaft resistance was obtained. This work performed the analysis on normalized curves with form of Ms
ini /Msu
ini-θ/θref
ini under the influence factors including pile diameter
critical displacement and limit shaft resistance. Accordingly
based on the theory of strengthening effect of skin resistance
this paper deduced simplified theoretical solutions of resisting moment for τ-s curves with linear elastoplastic type
hyperbolic type
clay and sand type of API Code
respectively. Moreover
combined with the principle of transfer matrix method
this work obtained the semi-analytical solutions for laterally loaded pile considering resisting moment effect. The results from proposed calculation models compare well with validation cases
which verify the reliability of simplified solution of side friction caused resisting moment and of proposed pile responses considering resisting moment effect. The comparisons also indicate that the influence of strengthening effect of skin resistance on bearing capacity of laterally loaded pile is non-negligible. Finally
the results reveal that in case of no test data for reference
the recommend values of rigidity indexes for interfaces of sand-pile and clay-pile could be 0.725 and 0.600
respectively. This resisting moment effect will increase as pile diameter
ultimate shaft resistance increases or increase as critical displacement decreases