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Effect of Staged Excavation on Retaining Structure in Soft Soil Area
Based on a deep foundation pit in Tianjin, the authors introduced the retaining structure type, surrounding conditions, and the geological conditions of proposed field. According to the engineering characteristics, the excavation was divided into three typical operating conditions. Based on the monitoring of staged excavation of deep foundation pit, analysis on horizontal displacement, deep soil displacement, column settlement and bracing axial force was carried out. The general rules of the deformation and internal force of retaining structures induced by staged excavation were given, which will provide the references for similar engineering.
Effect of Staged Excavation on Retaining Structure in Soft Soil Area
Based on a deep foundation pit in Tianjin, the authors introduced the retaining structure type, surrounding conditions, and the geological conditions of proposed field. According to the engineering characteristics, the excavation was divided into three typical operating conditions. Based on the monitoring of staged excavation of deep foundation pit, analysis on horizontal displacement, deep soil displacement, column settlement and bracing axial force was carried out. The general rules of the deformation and internal force of retaining structures induced by staged excavation were given, which will provide the references for similar engineering.
Effect of Staged Excavation on Retaining Structure in Soft Soil Area
Applied Mechanics and Materials ; 170-173 ; 633-636
2012-05-14
4 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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