Research on influence of tunneling on working performance of adjacent pile foundation
Feng Liu
Abstract
Feng Liu
Abstract
Tunneling has certain influences on adjacent pile foundations,even on safety and stability of overall building.The large finite element analytical software ABAQUS is employed to simulate and analyze the influence on the working performance of adjacent pile foundation induced by tunneling based on an engineering example.Firstly the reaction and the change laws of single pile induced by the changes of horizontal distance between adjacent pile foundation and vertical axial line and the change of pile length are analyzed.Then,the responses of pile group induced by adjacent tunneling are studied,and some comparisons between pile group and single pile are made.Finally,some conclusions are drawn to offer the references to related engineering.
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Tunneling has certain influences on adjacent pile foundations,even on safety and stability of overall building.The large finite element analytical software ABAQUS is employed to simulate and analyze the influence on the working performance of adjacent pile foundation induced by tunneling based on an engineering example.Firstly the reaction and the change laws of single pile induced by the changes of horizontal distance between adjacent pile foundation and vertical axial line and the change of pile length are analyzed.Then,the responses of pile group induced by adjacent tunneling are studied,and some comparisons between pile group and single pile are made.Finally,some conclusions are drawn to offer the references to related engineering.
Key concepts: Pile, Foundation (evidence), Quantum tunnelling, Geotechnical engineering, Engineering, Line (geometry), Structural engineering, Finite element method