The Analysis on Monitoring Data and Finite Element Simulation of the Deep Foundation Pit in Tianjin
Shile Feng, Yong Han, Jun Li, Pu Lin Li, Jie Liu
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Shile Feng, Yong Han, Jun Li, Pu Lin Li, Jie Liu
Abstract
Through the analysis on monitoring data of the deep foundation pit in Tianjin, it was observed that the lateral deformation of the retaining wall at the corner was smaller than the deformation in the middle. Based on the analysis of the results drawn from finite element simulation of the excavation process and the monitoring data, appropriate supporting structure stiffness parameters values used in Plaxis and Qimingxing are recommended for designing deep foundation pits in soft soil area.
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Through the analysis on monitoring data of the deep foundation pit in Tianjin, it was observed that the lateral deformation of the retaining wall at the corner was smaller than the deformation in the middle. Based on the analysis of the results drawn from finite element simulation of the excavation process and the monitoring data, appropriate supporting structure stiffness parameters values used in Plaxis and Qimingxing are recommended for designing deep foundation pits in soft soil area.
Key concepts: Foundation (evidence), Finite element method, Excavation, Deformation (meteorology), Geotechnical engineering, Deformation monitoring, Stiffness, Engineering