Numerical modelling of tension piles

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van Baars, S [1 ]
van Niekerk, WJ [1 ]
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[1] Minist Publ Works, Utrecht, Netherlands
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tension piles; shaft friction; installation effect; bearing capacity; case study; CPT;
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TU [建筑科学];
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For determinations of the ultimate tension capacity of a piled foundation, often use is made of empirical relations between soil strength and skin friction. The disadvantage of these (analytical) methods is that they are in general not very accurate for most soil conditions. Therefore a numerical method for determination of the ultimate bearing capacity is presented here. Results were successively compared with actual test results which were measured during pile tests. It was found that the numerical model assessed the actual pile bearing capacity more closely than analytical models based on empirical calculation rules. Therefore lower factors of safety can be accepted The behaviour of the (virtual) interface between pile and soil significantly influences the behaviour of the pile.
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页码:237 / 246
页数:10
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