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Title: Analysis of Stability of Pile Foundation with Higher Pile-column Bridge Piers
Accession Number: 01149107
Record Type: Component
Availability: Find a library where document is available Order URL: http://worldcat.org/issn/10020268 Abstract: Based on difference between pile foundation with higher pile-column bridge piers and normal pile-foundation and taken interaction of pile, pier, and soil into account, a pile-column calculation model was founded. On the assumption that the lateral friction distributed uniformly with soil layer and horizontal foundation coefficient of soil increased linearly by depth, the total potential energy of the pile-soil system was gained by using energy method with consideration of material properties and geometry properties of pile and column in pile foundation with higher pile-column bridge piers. Buckling critical load and stability calculation length were derived by theory of conservation of potential energy. Numeric computation results show that: 1) stability of pile foundation with higher pile-column bridge piers can be enhanced by improving the character of soil, while the stiffness ratio of pile and column is larger and embedding ratio of pile is less, the effect of stability is limited; 2) the dimensionless stability calculation length increases with increases of embedding length of pile; and 3) there might exist an optimal stiffness ratio of pile and column in pile foundation with higher pile-column bridge piers for the column-pile-soil system works in phase. The calculation result agrees well with the numerical result by finite element program.
Language: English
Authors: Zhao, MinghuaHunan University Liu, EnLiaoning Provincial Communications Survey & Design Institute Yang, JingHunan University Pagination: pp 40-44
Publication Date: 2009-6
Media Type: Print
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TRT Terms: Subject Areas: Bridges and other structures; Highways; I24: Design of Bridges and Retaining Walls
Files: TRIS
Last Modified: Jan 27 2010 8:18AM
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