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Analysis and control of road widening and reconstruction loading influence on foundation deformation of adjacent buildings
Time: 2021-03-10 Counts:

doi:10.16186/j.cnki.1673-9787.2019110073

Received:2019/11/18

Revised:2020/12/27

Published:2021/03/15

Analysis and control of road widening and reconstruction loading influence onfoundation deformation of adjacent buildings

WANG Yan1, XIE Xiudong2, ZHANG Fei1

1.School of Engineering Fujian Jiangxia College Fuzhou 350108 F q ian China;2.School of Civil Engineering Fuzhou University Fuzhou  350108 Fujian China

Abstract:Targeting at the problems of long settlement time large uneven settlement and difficult to predict of adjacent soft soil foundation caused by road widening and reconstruction taking a road widening reconstruction project as engineering background the settlement deformation law of the adjacent soft soil foundation was studied by finite element analysis field measurement and theoretical calculation. A finite element analysis and prediction method for deformation of soft ground under additional load was proposed. The results showed thatThe settlement of the foundation of the outlet pool varyied greatly at different monitoring points and the settlement was uneven At the same monitoring point the shallower the soil layer was the greater the settlement rate was and maximum value of layered settlement occured in soft soil with small modulus of compression The numerical results considering the creep-consolidation coupling effect of soft soil agreeed well with the measured data which could predict the post-construction settlement of the soft soil foundation The results of settlement calculation by using one-dimensional consolidation theory were larger than those measured and calculated and it was necessary to consider the creep effect of soft soil in settlement calculation of soft soil foundation.

Key words:road widening;soft soil foundation;settlement deformation;consolidation theory

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