摘要(英) |
A strain
hardening-softening and volumetric expansion model named “SHASOVOD” and
FLAC3D software were quoted to study the anchorage behavior of inclined
shaft tension anchors in silty sand. A field test program was conducted
to verify the applicability of the numerical program as well. It was
found that the friction force dominates the anchorage capacity of a
shaft tension anchor. Of anchors installed in silty sand with relative
density Dr of 30%, an anchor displacement of 35% D (D is the diameter of
an anchor) is needed for the shaft friction reaches peak value, shaft
friction approaches residual state at an anchor displacement of about
65% D. It could avoid the yielding zone of an anchor develops to
ground surface and structural wall, when the overburden depth and
embedded depth are greater than 3m and 2m, respectively. As relative
density of soil or fixed length of an anchor increased, the yielding
zone also expanded when the anchor was stressed to ultimate load. A more
symmetric elliptical yielding zone surround an anchor was found when
relative density of sand increased, whereas a more flatter elliptic
yielding zone can be seen while increasing fixed length of an
anchor. Whether embedded depth, overburden depth or fixed
length of an anchor increased, the anchorage capacity also increased.
Increasing fixed length should be the optimum method to increase the
anchorage capacity, ultimate load perunit fixed length was about 55kN/m.
However, when the fixed length of an anchor is greater 30m, the
incremental of anchorage capacity per unit fixed length was decreased
due to progressive yield of friction stress along fixed end. According
to the numerical results, when the inclination angle, overburden depth,
embedded depth, or fixed length increased, the coefficient of lateral
earth pressure Kf decreased. The coefficient Kf always less than the
coefficient of passive earth pressure Kp; however, it was greater than
the coefficient of earth paessure at rest K0. |