Lateral cyclic response of an aluminum model pile in sand     

Jiunn-Shyang Chiou  Zhi-Wei Xu  Cheng-Chang Tsai  Jin-Hung Hwang 《Marine Georesources & Geotechnology》2018,36(5):554-563

Lateral cyclic load tests were performed on an aluminum model pile in dry sand. Two levels of loading were adopted to represent different service load conditions. The maximum number of loading cycles was 1,000. From the test results, it was found that the even though in the service load condition, the pile response was still affected by cyclic effects and a larger load level would produce more significant influence. In a global point of view, the lateral displacement and maximum moment increased with loading cycles, while the secant stiffness within a cycle decreased with cycles. The cyclic effect was more significant on the lateral displacement than on the moment. In a local point of view, cyclic loading would degrade the equivalent subgrade stiffness for the soil shallower than about seven times diameter. In addition, the secant subgrade stiffness within a cycle increased with loading cycles. Some experimental relationships of lateral pile response and loading cycles were built and compared with those in the literature.  相似文献   

Three-dimensional finite element analysis of laterally loaded bridge caisson foundations in gravelly soil     

Chiou  Jiunn-Shyang  You  Jia-Qi 《Acta Geotechnica》2020,15(11):3151-3166

Acta Geotechnica - In this paper, we propose a three-dimensional finite element model that can simulate the caisson foundation behavior in gravelly soil. The soil model adopts a combination of the...  相似文献   

Numerical investigation of pile-head load effects on the negative skin friction development of a single pile in consolidating ground     

Chiou  Jiunn-Shyang  Wei  Wun-Tao 《Acta Geotechnica》2021,16(6):1867-1878

This study conducted parametric analyses to investigate the influence of structural loading (pile-head loading) on the development of negative skin friction in friction single piles and friction-end-bearing single piles in consolidating ground. Numerical effective stress-based mechanical-flow analysis models were built in ABAQUS software. The appropriateness of the modeling approach was verified by applying it to simulate a field model test described in the literature. For small surcharges, pile-head loading considerably reduces the depth of the neutral plane and therefore drag load for the friction pile. Under the same pile-head loads, the reduction in total drag load for the friction-end-bearing pile is smaller than that for the friction pile. However, when the friction-end-bearing pile is subjected to larger pile-head loads, the degree of total drag load reduction is comparable to that of the friction pile. Considerable pile-head displacement occurs under the combined action of pile-head and surcharge loadings. In contrast to the friction pile, the friction-end-bearing pile, because of the greater stiffness and strength of its bearing stratum, exhibits a significant reduction in negative skin friction, no bearing failure, and a smaller pile-head displacement when it is subjected to large pile-head loading.

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Developing fragility curves for a pile-supported wharf     

Jiunn-Shyang Chiou  Chi-Han Chiang  Ho-Hsiung Yang  Shang-Yi Hsu 《Soil Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering》2011,31(5-6):830-840

This study proposes a procedure for developing seismic fragility curves for a pile-supported wharf. A typical pile-supported wharf, as commonly used in the ports of Taiwan, is chosen for demonstration. For a structural model of the wharf, the deck is modeled by shell elements and the Winkler model is used for the pile–soil system, in which the piles and soils are represented by beam elements and springs, respectively. A pushover analysis with lateral loads distributed according to the fundamental modal shape of the wharf structure is conducted to deduce the capacity curve of the wharf. The procedure for developing fragility curves can be explicitly performed using the spreadsheet platform in Microsoft EXCEL. First, quantitative criteria for damage states are established from the sequence of development of plastic zones. Then a nonlinear static procedure called the Spectrum Capacity Method (CSM) is used to efficiently construct a response matrix of the wharf to 24 earthquake events with differing levels of peak ground acceleration (PGA). Based on the damage criteria and the response matrix, the fragility curves of the wharf can be thus constructed through simple statistical analysis. Shifted lognormal cumulative distribution functions are also employed to better approximate the fragility curves for practical applications.  相似文献