The Analysis of Lateral Load-Deflection of Cast-In-Place Pile Groups

碩士 === 國立臺灣科技大學 === 營建工程技術學系 === 84 === With the rapid development of economics, many major traffic projects are proposed in Taiwan. However, it''s not easy to get land to carry out these projects these times, therefor, they are often constructe...

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Main Authors: Horng Shyh Shung, 洪世勳
Other Authors: Lin Horn Da
Format: Others
Language:zh-TW
Published: 1996
Online Access:http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/93387144930878417591
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Summary:碩士 === 國立臺灣科技大學 === 營建工程技術學系 === 84 === With the rapid development of economics, many major traffic projects are proposed in Taiwan. However, it''s not easy to get land to carry out these projects these times, therefor, they are often constructed by high-rise way, and the pile foundations are the most used in this way. In general, pile foundations are often made of cast-in-place concrete and gathered in pile groups , thus, the behaviors of such kind foundations due to lateral loads become an important study. In this study, we use Focht- koch (model to analize pile groups and take P-factor ( suggested by Reese-Wang(1989) )and Y-factor( apply Mindlin Equation (1936)) into account. According to this structure of analysis, we edit a computer program "GROUP" to analize these behaviors and hope to understand further the "Group Effects" due to these behaviors. Also in this study, we use API p-y curves in single pile, and modify them due to the in-situ cast-in-place pile load tests. After that, we apply modified API p-y curves in the analysis of pile groups. Because of none of lateral cast-in- place pile groups tests in usual soils, we take examples of such cases of Taipei and then find the factors affecting them. Accor- ding to the analysis of examples, the modified model of this study can improve the disadvantage of Focht-Koch method and the analized results of distribution of shears of pile heads are also reasonable. Besides, from the analysis of factors, pile spacing is the most important factor affecting the behaviors of lateral loaded pile groups. With the pile spacing decreasing, group effects become more and more remarkable, the rigidity of pile groups lows down, the most largest moment of each pile increases and the ranges of the distribution of shears of pile heads also increase.