Comparison of Lateral Behavior of Rock-Socketed Large-Diameter Offshore Monopiles in Sands with Different Relative Densities

Comparison of Lateral Behavior of Rock-Socketed Large-Diameter Offshore Monopiles in Sands with Different Relative Densities
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不同相对密度砂土中嵌岩大直径海上单桩的横向性能比较

DOI:
10.17736/ijope.2015.hb14
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发表时间:
2015
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0.8
通讯作者:
K. Kwak
K. Kwak
中科院分区:
工程技术4区
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作者:
Dongwook Kim;Y. Choo;K. Kwak

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Centrifuge tests were performed to investigate the effect of the relative density of the sandy layer on the lateral response of 6-m-diameter offshore monopiles. The end tips of the monopiles are socketed into rock-bearing layers. For the simulation of the rock-socketed monopiles in sands with different relative densities (dense and medium dense sand layers), centrifuge tests at an acceleration of 60 g were conducted using well-instrumented model monopiles under significant lateral loads and bending moments. Based on the centrifuge test results, the p–y relationship and the initial stiffness (initial gradient of a p–y curve) changed with an increasing depth for both dense and medium dense sand layers. As a result, the newly developed p–y curves for rock-socketed large-diameter monopiles in this study were quite different from the existing API (American Petroleum Institute) p–y curves, which were developed based on relatively small-diameter driven piles. It was found that the initial stiffness for the medium dense sand layer was significantly lower than that for the dense sand layer at a shallow depth; however, the ratio of initial stiffness of the medium dense sand layer to that of the dense sand layer decreases significantly as the depth increases and approaches the stiff rock-bearing layer.