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Effect of different pile sizes on vertical bearing capacity of GFRP composite piles
Author: BIAN Hanliang,MA Yuhao,ZHANG Jianwei,YU Lu,FAN Yalong Time: 2024-03-25 Counts:

doi:10.16186/j.cnki.1673-9787.2022120033

Received:2022/12/13

Revised:2023/03/21

Published:2024/03/25

Effect of different pile sizes on vertical bearing capacity of GFRP composite piles

BIAN Hanliang1MA Yuhao1ZHANG Jianwei1YU Lu1FAN Yalong2

1.School of Civil and Architectural EngineeringHenan UniversityKaifeng 475004HenanChina2.The Fourth Construction Company Ltd of China Construction Seventh Engineering BureauXian 710000ShaanxiChina

Abstract: Objectives To explore the influence of pile length on the vertical bearing capacity of glass fiber reinforced composite piles GFRP composite piles. Methods A series of model tests were performed to investigate the vertical bearing capacity of ordinary reinforced concrete piles RC pile and GFRP composite pilesrespectively. Simultaneouslythe effect of pile length was analyzed through finite element analyses for the vertical bearing capacity. Results In the model teststhe vertical bearing capacity of GFRP composite piles was found to be greater than that of RC piles.When the pile top load is 6 kNthe lateral friction resistance of GFRP composite piles accounts for 34.1% of the pile top loadwhile RC piles account for 24.7%. GFRP material significantly changes the roughness of the pile bodyenhances the interface friction characteristics of the pile bodyand generates smaller end resistance under higher vertical loads. In finite element software simulation compared with RC pilesthe friction coefficient between GFRP fabric and soil is greater than that between concrete and soilwhich is conducive to the development of lateral friction resistance of GFRP composite piles.The proportion of end resistance of GFRP composite piles with the same pile length is significantly lower than that of RC piles.Compared with RC piles with pile lengths of 510 and 15 metersthe lateral friction values of GFRP composite piles account for 35.69%42.44%and 50.54% of the ultimate bearing capacity of the pile.The lateral friction values of GFRP composite piles account for 42.44%63.09%and 75.69% of the ultimate bearing capacity of the pilerespectively. This indicates that GFRP composite piles improve their vertical bearing capacity by increasing lateral frictionand the longer the pile length the more significant the improvement in the bearing performance of GFRP composite piles. Conclusions The vertical bearing capacity of GFRP composite piles with the same pile length is significantly higher than that of RC piles.With increasing length the side friction of the GFRP composite pile increased which led to the corresponding resultsa higher ultimate bearing capacity in the pile foundation and larger interface friction of GFRP composite pile-soil.The conclusions could provide some suggestions for the design of the vertical bearing capacity of GFRP composite piles.

Key words:GFRP composite pilevertical bearing capacitymodel testcompaction degreefriction coefficient

 

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