Effect of pile shape on effectiveness of ground improvement by compaction piling
桩形对压实打桩地基改良效果的影响
基本信息
- 批准号:522100-2017
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 1.78万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:加拿大
- 项目类别:Engage Grants Program
- 财政年份:2017
- 资助国家:加拿大
- 起止时间:2017-01-01 至 2018-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Ground improvement by compaction pilling is widely used to increase the resistance of loose sands toliquefaction. Better understanding of seismic risk and the increasingly severe design criteria in modern designcodes have led to a need for technically and cost efficient approaches to remediation of existing infrastructure.Experience during remediation of the Mission Bridge in Abbotsford, B.C., using driven piles, indicated that theshape of piles used for densification had a marked effect on the degree of improvement achieved. Field testresults showed that cylindrical concrete piles were much less effective than tapered timber piles fordensification. This has shown a gap in our understanding of soil improvement by compaction piling. As such,there is a strong need to undertake further research to advance knowledge on this front. Working with anindustry collaborator, a comprehensive research program on this subject is proposed. The projected researchproject will investigate the reasons for the apparent greater effectiveness of tapered piles compared tocylindrical piles for the compaction of sands. It will build on work carried out elsewhere to study thesoil-structure interaction mechanism governing the behaviour of tapered piles and pile groups under axialloading. It will focus on the different soil deformation mechanisms created by cylindrical and tapered pilesduring pile installation. Highly qualified personnel will be trained during this work, thus adding to expertise onground improvement by compaction piling in Canada. The research outcomes will be of direct high-valueapplicability to the Company and will improve understanding of ground treatment techniques for improving theground supporting new and existing infrastructure. It will also improve the cost-effectiveness of treatment. Theproject will also build a strong new working relationship with the applicant and an industry collaborator. Thisinvestigation will lead to journal publications and will contribute to the ground improvement industry.
夯实起球法改善地基被广泛应用于增加松散砂的抗液化能力。更好地了解地震风险和现代设计规范中日益严格的设计标准,导致需要技术和成本效益的方法来修复现有的基础设施。在不列颠哥伦比亚省阿伯茨福德的Mission桥修复过程中,使用钻孔桩的经验表明,用于密实的桩的形状对实现的改善程度有显著影响。现场试验结果表明,圆筒形混凝土桩的密实效果远不如锥形木桩。这表明我们对压实桩改善土壤的理解存在差距。因此,迫切需要进行进一步的研究,以推进这方面的知识。与一个行业合作者合作,提出了一个关于这个主题的综合研究计划。预计的研究项目将调查锥形桩比圆柱桩在压实砂土方面明显更有效的原因。它将建立在其他地方开展的工作的基础上,研究土-结构相互作用机制,控制锥形桩和桩群在轴向荷载下的行为。它将集中在不同的土壤变形机制产生的圆柱形和锥形桩在桩安装过程中。在这项工作中,将培训高素质的人员,从而增加加拿大通过压实桩改善地面的专业知识。研究成果将对公司具有直接的高价值适用性,并将提高对地面处理技术的理解,以改善支持新基础设施和现有基础设施的地面。它还将提高治疗的成本效益。该项目还将与申请人和行业合作伙伴建立牢固的新工作关系。这项调查将导致期刊发表,并将有助于地面改善行业。
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