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    ºK­n(­^) To evaluate the uplift behavior of shaft tension anchors in a layer soil, a constitutive model for a strain hardening-softening of dilated soil named SHASOVOD was quoted, a series of triaxial CID and CIU tests on clay and sand were performed to obtain the parameters needed for the soil model. A numerical program was written based on the model and the parameters, together with FLAC software to study the uplift behavior of shaft tension anchors in a layer soil of Taipei basin. To emphasize the applicability of the numerical model, the results obtained from the field tests were conducted to verify those of numerical analyses. After the verifications, parametric studies on the factors affecting the anchorage behavior of shaft tension anchors were performed.
    It was found, that the calculated load-displacement curves of test anchors are close to those measured from the field tests. The higher elevations of ground water table the less anchorage capacity. For a vertical anchor which was anchored on foundation mat, the effect of over consolidation ratio on anchorage capacity was not evident, when depth of excavation was greater than 5m. There is not much distinction on anchorage capacity between an anchor installed in a pure soil and a layer soil, if their average SPT blow counts are equal. However, when an anchor was located in a layer soil, the friction stress occurs discontinue behavior, the double protection should be used in fixed length for keeping long term anchorage capacity. Whether SPT blow count, overburden depth, fixed length or diameter of an anchor increased, the anchorage capacity also increased. Increasing fixed length should be the optimum method to increase the anchorage capacity. The increment of ultimate load per unit fixed length was estimated to be 45 kN/m for an anchor with diameter of 12cm. 
    According to the numerical results for anchors with diameter of 12cm, increasing fixed length could not increase the ultimate load, when the fixed length of anchors greater than 25m and the total length were fixed. The load transfer from top toward bottom of a tension anchor, the friction stress along the fixed anchor end shows a progressive yielding behavior as fixed length of an anchor greater than 30m.
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