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SBPT测定饱和黏土不排水强度的数值分析 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
自钻式旁压试验（SBPT）因其扰动小、测试深度大、可以获得应力-应变、超孔隙水压力-时间等数据,在确定地基土性参数和地基承载力上有广阔的应用前景。然而由于用以解释SBPT的柱孔扩张理论（Gibson解）所采用的平面应变假设与实际旁压腔几何特征存在差异,导致试验所确定的黏土不排水剪切强度su与其他原位试验或室内试验结果存在差别。针对旁压腔几何尺寸及应变区间的选择对确定su的影响,基于修正剑桥模型,采用低渗透系数控制加载过程中不排水条件,利用有限元法模拟SBPT,建议了不同应力历史下确定su的应变区间,并给出考虑几何尺寸影响时相应应变区间上su的修正系数。 相似文献
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Ali Soleimanbeigi 《Geotechnical and Geological Engineering》2013,31(5):1511-1524
Undrained shear strength (su) of foundation soil of Marquette interchange near Milwaukee, Wisconsin was evaluated from the results of a number of pressuremeter tests conducted on normally consolidated (NC) organic silts and overconsolidated (OC) silty clay. The su-values were interpreted from traditional closed-form methods. The pressuremeter geometry and test sequence as well as response of the soil profiles were also simulated using axisymmetric finite element (FE) method with Cam-Clay soil model. The Cam-Clay model parameters were estimated from laboratory tests on undisturbed soil samples. Results show that the su estimated from the rate of cavity pressure change with volumetric strain (referred to as direct traditional method) is almost twice the su estimated from an indirect traditional method that estimates su from shear modulus, in situ horizontal stress, and ultimate cavity pressure obtained from the cavity pressure curves. The su-values predicted from the FE models are lower than those estimated from the traditional methods and shows that the assumption of infinite pressuremeter length in traditional methods results in overprediction of undrained shear strength by a factor of 1.5 for NC clay and 2.2 for OC clay. The results of finite element analysis considering Cam-Clay soil model and finite length for pressuremeters suggest the undrained shear strength of 63 ± 7 kPa for NC organic silt and 259 ± 68 kPa for OC silty clay. 相似文献
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This paper proposes a semi-analytical solution of undrained cylindrical cavity expansion in anisotropic soils with both isotropic and frictional destructuration. The rigorous derivation based on the general form of the SANICLAY model with destructuration is provided following a standardized solving procedure, and the features of anisotropy and structuration are then invoked in the cavity expansion solution by adopting the non-associated hierarchical model. Cavity expansion tests in both structured and unstructured clays with various overconsolidation ratio are conducted to investigate the evolutions of effective stresses, excess pore pressure, anisotropic parameters and structuration factors during cylindrical expansion. The results show that the effective stresses at the cavity wall are lower after expansion and the cavity excess pore pressure is oppositely higher in structured clays with slightly smaller plastic regions. The evolutions of anisotropy for structured clays appear to follow similar patterns to unstructured cases, whereas the degree of anisotropy is further developed with gradual loss of inter-particle bonds. Finally, the proposed solution is applied to predict the limit pressure of pressuremeter tests in Bothkennar clay, showing its ability for interpretation of in situ testing data in natural structured clays.
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The disturbance of a clay mass, due to either the installation of a driven pile or the expansion of a pressuremeter membrane, is often modelled as a cylindrical cavity expansion. In addition, it is usual (and convenient) to assume that the expansion occurs under conditions of plane strain. For this problem a method of analysis is presented which considers the soil to be a saturated two-phase material with a pore fluid which flows according to Darcy's Law. Non-linearity in material behaviour is permitted as long as the effective stress–strain law can be written in an incremental or rate form. The use of a consolidation analysis allows the changes in effective stress and pore pressure to be determined at any stage during both the cavity expansion and the subsequent period of reconsolidation. Expansions may occur at any prescribed rate, including the very fast (undrained) and the very slow (fully drained) case. The technique is illustrated by considering the expansion of a cavity in two different types of elastoplastic soil. It is shown how these solutions may be used to model the disturbance of the soil due to pile driving. 相似文献
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基于考虑初始半径的圆孔扩张理论,并根据旁压试验临界深度的形成机制与沉桩挤土的相似性,求得沉桩土体隆起的分界面,并进一步推导了沉桩引致地表隆起的曲线方程,分析了预钻孔半径对土体隆起的影响规律。由于初始半径即为沉桩施工时较为常用的预钻孔半径,因此,推导的预估土体隆起的有关方程为通用公式,当初始半径取0时,可用于普通沉桩的土体隆起分析。实际计算表明,该公式计算结果略小于实测值,但比有限元模拟的结果更接近实测值。因而提出的沉桩导致土体隆起的预估公式是简洁而实用的 相似文献
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L. Dormieux 《国际地质力学数值与分析法杂志》1992,16(5):311-321
It is classically assumed that the pressuremeter modulus (determined from the initial slope of the pressuremeter expansion curve) can be used as an estimate for the soil's shear modulus, provided disturbance effects can be neglected. This approximation is only rigorous in the plane-strain case and requires that the height of the cell be large in comparison with its diameter. The present paper allows to quantify the error that results from this approximation as a function of the height over diameter ratio. The analysis is based on an application of the variational principles of elasticity. It is shown that the static and the kinematic approaches lead, respectively, to a lower- and an upper-bound estimate of the pressuremeter modulus expressed in terms of the soil's elastic coefficients. The calculations are completely carried out in the case of an infinite cavity subjected to a pressure on a finite length. It is shown that the plane-strain approximation overestimates the shear modulus. Based on the kinematic approach, a method is developed to derive the shear modulus from the pressuremeter modulus which accounts for the finite slenderness of the cell. This method can be extended to more complex geometries and material properties, including soil heterogeneity and anisotropy. 相似文献
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Different Results in Pressuremeter Theories 总被引：2，自引：2，他引：0
Radhi M. Alzubaidi 《Geotechnical and Geological Engineering》2014,32(4):965-972
The limit pressure that evaluated from pressuremeter tests has been shown to represent a key constitutive relationship for bearing capacity and shallow foundation design. The theoretical and the conventional limits pressure have been evaluated from different methods of interpretation using different theories. This paper provides a new method for interpretation the conventional limit pressure, the new method showed very good agreements with other methods used for evaluating the conventional limit pressure. The new method named as conventional limit pressure. The results of Menard pressuremeter conducted in Abu-Dhabi site been analyzed in five methods of interpretation for conventional and theoretical limit pressure. The deduced results from different methods showed some discrepancies for the same tests. The tested soil can be described as poorly graded sand with silt. 相似文献
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Radhi M. Alzubaidi 《Geotechnical and Geological Engineering》2016,34(1):155-166
The pressuremeter, used for in situ soil testing, has undergone significant development both in its technical applications and in the interpretation methods employed for a range of parameters. Several methods have been developed to evaluate the undrained strength of a soil using a pressuremeter. Test results based on these methods show distinctive discrepancies. Different methods for evaluating the limit pressure are also presented. The values of these limit pressure evaluations vary based on the evaluation method used. In any given test, the limit pressure results also affect the values deduced for undrained shear strength. The discrepancies in the undrained shear strength values exceeded 80 % for the same test when evaluations were made with different interpretation methods. Because of the large discrepancies in the results of the undrained shear strength when using different analysis methods, the Gibson and Anderson method is recommended as being most reliable in deducing undrained shear strength values from pressuremeter tests, particularly for use in the design of foundations. 相似文献
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An analytical solution of cavity expansion in two different concentric regions of soil is developed and investigated in this paper. The cavity is embedded within a soil with finite radial dimension and surrounded by a second soil, which extends to infinity. Large‐strain quasi‐static expansion of both spherical and cylindrical cavities in elastic‐plastic soils is considered. A non‐associated Mohr–Coulomb yield criterion is used for both soils. Closed‐form solutions are derived, which provide the stress and strain fields during the expansion of the cavity from an initial to a final radius. The analytical solution is validated against finite element simulations, and the effect of varying geometric and material parameters is studied. The influence of the two different soils during cavity expansion is discussed by using pressure–expansion curves and by studying the development of plastic regions within the soils. The analytical method may be applied to various geotechnical problems, which involve aspects of soil layering, such as cone penetration test interpretation, ground‐freezing around shafts, tunnelling, and mining. © 2014 The Authors. International Journal for Numerical and Analytical Methods in Geomechanics published by John Wiley & Sons Ltd. 相似文献
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滨海沉积软土中旁压试验成果分析 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
运用旁压仪在长江入海口进行原位试验,获得了旁压试验各参数的变化规律。旁压试验结果表明：初始压力P0与土层随深度而线性增加;而临塑压力Pf、极限压力Pl 和旁压模量Em等试验参数受到土层性质影响十分显著,各参数在土层中变化趋势基本相同,总体趋势为：淤泥质黏土<黏土<粉质黏土<黏质粉土<粉砂;但同一土层中,各试验参数随深度呈线性增大。旁压试验在确定侧向基床反力系数Kh时土体处于似弹性阶段,水平变形约5～8 mm,同时受到排水条件的影响,导致计算的Kh值与规范参考值存在一定差异,在使用中应根据实际情况作适当修正。 相似文献
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柱孔扩张理论广泛用于旁压试验机制分析、沉桩挤土效应等岩土工程问题中。基于经典的Vesic孔扩张理论,采用能够考虑中主应力效应的广义SMP屈服准则,并结合有限应变理论对均质土体中柱孔扩张问题进行分析,根据应力路径假设提出确定塑性区平均体应变的解析步骤。通过大量变参数计算给出具有不同刚度指标 、泊松比 和内摩擦角 的土中柱孔扩张极限状态下的塑性区平均体应变、孔扩张半径比和孔扩张系数。分析结果表明, 、 、 越大,塑性区平均体应变越小,塑性区半径比越大,孔扩张系数越大;随着 增加, 的变化对孔扩张系数的影响更显著。同时,将结果与基于Mohr-Coulomb准则的孔扩张解答进行比较,探讨不同土性参数时中主应力效应对孔扩张系数的影响。文中分析方法及给出的考虑中主应力效应的柱孔扩张系数表可为原位试验分析及桩侧摩阻力估算提供参考。 相似文献
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Field studies have shown that the driving of a displacement pile into cohesive soil generates large excess pore pressures in the vicinity of the pile. These pore pressures are often larger than the effective overburden pressure and facilitate the installation of the pile. The subsequent increase in bearing capacity of the pile is largely controlled by the dissipation of the excess pore pressures and a consequent increase in the effective stresses acting on the pile. The paper presents a closed formanalytical solution for the radial consolidation of the soil around a driven pile, assuming that the soil skeleton deforms elastically. This assumption is examined in the light of the predicted effective stress changes in the soil and is shown to lead to, a realistic model for the decay of pore pressure near the pile with time after driving. Although the solution may be applied to any initial distribution of excess pore pressure, attention is focussed on that due to the expansion of a cylindrical cavity in an ideal elastic, perfectly plastic soil. The resulting logarithmic variation of excess pore pressure with radius is considered to be close to that generated around a pile as a result of driving. In addition to giving estimates of the time needed for a driven pile to achieve its maximum strength, the solution may also be used in the analysis of pressuremeter tests to provide in-situ measurements of the coefficient of consolidation of the soil. 相似文献
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A non-linear optimization technique based on the quasi-Newton approach is employed to back-calculate certain model parameters of a simple, bounding surface, soil plasticity model from in situ pressuremeter data. The theoretical response corresponding to a given set of parameters is generated by finite element analysis. A semi-analytical procedure is developed for the accurate and efficient evaluation of the gradient of objective function with respect to the model parameters of interest. The BFGS update is used to update the Hessian. Results of a series of numerical experimentation using artificial pressuremeter responses is first reported and discussed. A set of laboratory cavity expansion data is then used to calibrate the constitutive model. 相似文献
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K0固结饱和土柱孔扩张问题弹塑性分析 总被引：2，自引：0，他引：2
采用K0固结各向异性土体本构模型,将柱孔扩张后周围土体分为弹性区和塑性区,根据柱孔扩张理论和边界条件,推导出K0固结状态下饱和天然土体柱孔扩张问题弹塑性区的应力、塑性区半径以及超孔隙水压力的理论解答。同时,通过算例与修正剑桥模型解答进行对比分析,结果表明,土的不同初始固结状态对柱孔扩张后孔周围的应力和超孔隙水压力产生很大影响,采用考虑K0固结诱发各向异性土体本构模型所得到的应力和超孔隙水压力解答大于修正剑桥模型的解答,但塑性区影响半径却明显小于后者。 相似文献
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The problem of the symmetric quasi‐static large‐strain expansion of a cavity in an infinite granular body is studied. The body is assumed to be dry or fully drained so that the presence of the pore water can be disregarded. Both spherical and cylindrical cavities are considered. Numerical solutions to the boundary value problem are obtained with the use of the hypoplastic constitutive relation calibrated for a series of granular soils. As the radius of the cavity increases, the stresses and the density on the cavity surface asymptotically approach limit values corresponding to a so‐called critical state. For a given soil, the limit values depend on the initial stresses and the initial density. A comparison is made between the solutions for different initial states and different soils. Applications to geotechnical problems such as cone penetration test and pressuremeter test are discussed. Copyright © 2001 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. 相似文献
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This paper considers the transient response of a pressurized long cylindrical cavity in an infinite poroelastic medium. To obtain transient solutions, Biot's equations for poroelastodynamics are specialized for this problem. A set of exact general solutions for radial displacement, stresses, pore pressure and discharge are derived in the Laplace transform space by using analytical techniques. Solutions are presented for three different types of prescribed transient radial pressures acting on the surface of a permeable as well as an impermeable cavity surface. Time domain solutions are obtained by inverting Laplace domain solutions using a reliable numerical scheme. A detailed parametric study is presented to illustrate the influence of poroelastic material parameters and hydraulic boundary conditions on the response of the medium. Comparisons are also presented with the corresponding ideal elastic solutions to portray the poroelastic effects. It is noted that the maximum radial displacement and hoop stress at the cavity surface are substantially higher than the classical static solutions and differ considerably from the transient elastic solutions. Time histories and radial variations of displacement, hoop stress, pore pressure and fluid discharge corresponding to a cavity in two representative poroelastic materials are also presented. 相似文献
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The action of tunnel excavation reduces the in-situ stresses along the excavated circumference and can therefore be simulated by unloading of cavities from the in-situ stress state. Increasing evidence suggests that soil behavior in the plane perpendicular to the tunnel axis can be modelled reasonably by a contracting cylindrical cavity, while movements ahead of an advancing tunnel heading can be better predicted by spherical cavity contraction theory. In the past, solutions for unloading of cavities from in-situ stresses in cohesive-frictional soils have mainly concentrated on the small strain, cylindrical cavity model. Large strain spherical cavity contraction solutions with a non-associated Mohr–Coulomb model do not seem to be widely available for tunnel applications. Also, cavity unloading solutions in undrained clays have been developed only in terms of total stresses with a linear elastic-perfectly plastic soil model. The total stress analyses do not account for the effects of strain hardening/softening, variable soil stiffness, and soil stress history (OCR). The effect of these simplifying assumptions on the predicted soil behavior around tunnels is not known. In this paper, analytical and semi-analytical solutions are presented for unloading of both cylindrical and spherical cavities from in-situ state of stresses under both drained and undrained conditions. The non-associated Mohr-Coulomb model and various critical state theories are used respectively to describe the drained and undrained stress-strain behaviors of the soils. The analytical solutions presented in this paper are developed in terms of large strain formulations. These solutions can be used to serve two main purposes: (1) to provide models for predicting soil behavior around tunnels; (2) to provide valuable benchmark solutions for verifying various numerical methods involving both Mohr–Coulomb and critical state plasticity models. Copyright © 1999 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. 相似文献
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This paper presents a simplified analytical model: the X-shaped cylindrical cavity expansion method (XCEM), which can be used to interpret and predict the displacement, stress, and excess pore pressure caused by the X-section cast in place concrete (XCC) pile installation in soft soil. Analytical solutions for the displacement and strain field are obtained with a streamlined solution, base on the strain path method (SPM). The stress and excess pore pressure can then be subsequently determined with the assumption of the elastic-perfectly plastic soil behavior. A positive agreement was found when the theoretical prediction of the displacement, stress, and excess pores pressure was compared against the field measurements. The proposed XCEM improves the conventional cavity expansion method (CEM) and offers a framework for understanding the non-circular cross-section penetrator problem, which is different from the conventional circular penetrator problem. 相似文献