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Site Measurement Study on Mechanical Properties of SMW Piles of Building Structures in Sandy Soil Areas

Qingjun Xian    
Zhe Wang    
Xiaosong Liu    
Shaokui Ma and Zhaoran Xiao    

Resumen

SMW (soil mixing wall) piles have been widely used in soft soil areas such as Jiangsu, Shanghai, Tianjin and so on, and they have many advantages, such as retaining the structures of foundation pits. In order to promote the application of SMW piles in sandy soil areas such as Henan province, SMW piles were used in a deep foundation pit project of a high-rise building in Zhengzhou. Three SMW piles in the middle area of the foundation pit were selected for site measurement to determine the mechanical properties of SMW piles in sandy soil areas. Several typical test sections were determined along the height of the pile. The vibrating string type of the reinforcement dynamometers were set on the H-shaped steel of each test section, and the stress distribution of the H-shaped steel along the depth of the pit was obtained via testing. The axial force, bending moment and shearing force of the H-shaped steel were further calculated, and the affecting factors and development laws of the internal force distribution of the H-shaped steel were analyzed in detail. The research shows that, at the stage of foundation pit excavation, the overall stress of H-shaped steel increases gradually. The axial force of H-shaped steel in an SMW pile is mainly affected by such factors as the weight of the H-shaped steel, the weight of the crown beam and the first support system, the weight of the breast beam and the second support system, and the frictional resistance of the cemented soil. The bending moment and shearing force of H-shaped steel are mainly affected by such factors as the lateral soil pressure and the concentrated forces of the two support systems. When the foundation pit was excavated to the base, the development of and changes in the law of internal force with regard to the H-shaped steel was analyzed. When the overall internal force of the H-shaped steel is at its maximum, the maximum absolute values in terms of the axial force, bending moment and shearing force are -481 KN, 371 KN·m and 123 KN. In the process of foundation pit excavation and backfilling, the point of contraflexure of the H-shaped steel moves down gradually, and the fixed end of corresponding SMW pile also moves down and stabilizes below the base. These results may provide a reference for the design and construction of SMW piles of building structures in sandy soil areas.

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