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The Method Of The Finite Element Analysis On The Behaviors Of Pile Groups

Posted on:2006-09-26Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:D W ChenFull Text:PDF
GTID:2132360152990234Subject:Geotechnical engineering
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With the development of the society and the economy, pile groups is one of the most important form of the foundation, also many productions have been acquired. Therefore, since the field prototype test of pile groups foundation is not been processed easily, the study of the behaviors of pile groups often makes use of the model test in the laboratory. And it is difficult for the latter to accurately simulate the practical status, so the result is not very perfectly.At first, previous methods to study performance of pile groups under loads are reviewed and present research development in and out of China is discussed in detail in this paper. According to the study and summarization of the theory of finite element, Finite Element Method is been used to simulate the performance of pile groups. Based on the above work, ANSYS FEM program is used. Three-dimensional solid modeling method is introduced in this paper for good result, and the geometrical size of the model is consistent to the true value. On pile-soil interface, mechanics properties of contact surface are simulated by contact elements, and soil nonlinearity is simulated by DP elastic-plastic model provided by ANSYS FEM program. Calculation convergence is gained with choosing the parameter and checking computations.The purpose of the research in this paper is to analyze the behaviors of pile groups by numerical simulation method based on the finite element theory and achieve the relation between pile number, size of pile-cap with pile groups effect, and analyze the state in loads of single pile which in different location and the distribution of lateral friction of piles. The results will be helpful for developing and improving design for safer and more economical.
Keywords/Search Tags:Pile Groups, Carrying Capacity, Behaviors of Pile, Numerical Simulation, Finite Element
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