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Transparent Soil Model Test on Displacement Field of Soils around Single Passive Pile

Zhou, D. / Zhang, W. G.

In traditional model test, the soil deformation around the pile is difficult to obtain under soil lateral movement. Therefore, a series of model tests based on the combination of transparent soil model testing technique and particle image velocimetry (PIV) were carried out to measure the soil deformation in a non-intrusive way. The results indicate that shielding effect, i.e. soil displacement difference between the back and side of the pile, is becoming more obvious with embedment depth. The displacement difference of the soil in front of the pile is less than the soil behind the pile at different buried pile depths.

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Transparent Soil Model Test on Displacement Field of Soils around Single Passive Pile

Zhou, D. / Zhang, W. G.

In traditional model test, the soil deformation around the pile is difficult to obtain under soil lateral movement. Therefore, a series of model tests based on the combination of transparent soil model testing technique and particle image velocimetry (PIV) were carried out to measure the soil deformation in a non-intrusive way. The results indicate that shielding effect, i.e. soil displacement difference between the back and side of the pile, is becoming more obvious with embedment depth. The displacement difference of the soil in front of the pile is less than the soil behind the pile at different buried pile depths.

Transparent Soil Model Test on Displacement Field of Soils around Single Passive Pile

Zhou, D. / Zhang, W. G.

In traditional model test, the soil deformation around the pile is difficult to obtain under soil lateral movement. Therefore, a series of model tests based on the combination of transparent soil model testing technique and particle image velocimetry (PIV) were carried out to measure the soil deformation in a non-intrusive way. The results indicate that shielding effect, i.e. soil displacement difference between the back and side of the pile, is becoming more obvious with embedment depth. The displacement difference of the soil in front of the pile is less than the soil behind the pile at different buried pile depths.

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Title:

Transparent Soil Model Test on Displacement Field of Soils around Single Passive Pile

Contributors:

Zhou, D. (author) / Zhang, W. G. (author)

Conference:

International Conference on Geotechnical and Earthquake Engineering 2018 ; 2018 ; Chongqing, China

Published in:

IACGE 2018 ; 652-659

Publication date:

2019-01-10

ISBN:

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1061/9780784482049.063

Type of media:

Conference paper

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

English

Keywords:

model test , shielding effect , transparent soil , passive pile , embedment depth

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