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Model Test Study on Identification of Foundation ProportionalCoefficient m in Slope Ground
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  • YIN Pingbao1,3,4,ZHAO Minghua2,HE Wei3,4,ZHAO Heng2,ZHANG Jianren3,4

    YIN Pingbao1,3,4,ZHAO Minghua2,HE Wei3,4,ZHAO Heng2,ZHANG Jianren3,4

    (1.Engineering Research Center of Catastrophic Prophylaxis and Treatment of Road & Traffic Safety of Ministryof Education,Changsha University of Science & Technology,Changsha 410114,China; 2.Geotechnical Institute,HunanUniversity,Changsha 410082,China; 3.School of Civil Engineering and Architecture,Changsha University of Science &Technology,Changsha 410114,China; 4.Co-Innovation Center for Advanced Construction and Maintenance Technologyof Modern Transportation Infrastructural Facility,Changsha 410114,China)
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    To examine the influence of slope angles and horizontal loading angles on the foundation proportional coefficient m in slope grounds,model tests of in-slope steel piles were designed and implemented,and the m-values under different slope angles and horizontal loading angles were then obtained.Model tests revealed that the m-value decreased nonlinearly with the increase of the slope angle α,horizontal loading angle β and lateral displacement x of piles at the ground surface.The m-value almost kept the same when the value of x was more than 10 mm.Moreover,the relationship among m-value and slope angle α and horizontal loading angle β was established.The contrastive analysis showed that the theoretical calculation result under the consideration of the slope space effect when determining the m-value was close to the test result,and the maximum error was no more than 10%.It is suggested to adopt the m-value when the value of x is 10 mm for the design of in-slope piles.

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  • Online: October 10,2017