LU102671B1 - Method for determining safety of miniature cast-in-place pile support in artificially dug well - Google Patents
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The present invention relates to a method for judging the support safety of a micro-pour-pile of manual-excavation well, and belongs to the field of bridge architecture construction. The present invention determines whether the pile is in a safe state to ensure that construction is performed safely by determining a construction length L of the micro-pour-pile and a construction angle [theta] between vertical lines, the construction length and the construction angle, a buried depth Z0 of the bottom of manual-excavation well, saturated unit weight Ysat of soil mass around the pile, the cohesive force c and the internal friction angle cp of the soil mass around the pile, the active earth pressure strength [sigma]a0 at the bottom of excavation well and the active earth pressure strength [sigma]a1 corresponding to a half depth position within downward pile body range, the active earth pressure resultant force Ea on the side of the pour-pile far away from the excavation well, the maximum shearing stress [tau]max at the most dangerous point of the pile body, the bending moment Mmax at the most dangerous point of the pile body, the maximum tensile stress [sigma]max caused by the bending moment at the most dangerous point of the pile body and judging the safety of the above results.
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8L-5211 METHOD FOR DETERMINING SAFETY OF MINIATURE CAST-IN-PLACE
BACKGROUND Field of Invention The present application belongs fo the technical field of bridge construction. in particular relates to a method for judging the support safety of a micro-pour-pile (miniature cast-in-place pile) of manual-excavation well (artificially dug well), Background of the Invention In the weak stratum located below the groundwater level. the use of manual digging is more dangerous. The main reason is that due to the low strength of the shaft wall soil mass. it moves into the well under the action of horizontal earth pressure. resulting in that the shaft wall is unable to stabilize itself. and digging downwards cannot be performed. Therefore. in this Kind of stratum, it is very important to support the shaft wall soil mass in advance to maintain the stability of the shaft wall. The use of micro- pour-pile for support is one of the better methods, which can effectively support the surrounding soil mass. Although the micro-pour-pile as a relatively new type of supporting pile has been successfully applied in the engineering. the safety of the pile is basically based on the construction experience and the construction safety is not guaranteed for lack of corresponding theoretical guidance.
Therefore, it is necessary to provide an improved technical solution for the above- mentioned shortcomings of the prior art.
SUMMARY The purpose of the present invention is lo overcome the above-mentioned technical defects that when judging the safety of the pile body, it relies on construction experience. and lacks corresponding theoretical guidance, so that construction safety cannot be effectively guaranteed in prior art.
In order to achieve the above purpose. the present invention provides the following technical solutions.
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A method for judemg the support safety eof a micro-pour-pile of manual- excavation well. the judging method includes the Following steps:
step SI. determining à construction length Z of micro-pour-pile and a construction angle? between vertical lines:
step S2. determining a buried depth =, of the bottom of manual-excavation well:
step S3. determining a saturated unit weighty of soil mass on the pour-pile side:
step S4. determining a cohesive force c and an internal friction angle g of the soil mass on the pour-pile side:
step S5. determining an active earth pressure strength a at the bottom of excavation well and an active earth pressure strength o,, corresponding to à half depth position within downward pile body range:
step S6. determining an active carth pressure resultant force £ on the side of the pour-pile far away from the excavation well:
step 87. determining a maximum shearing stress 7 al the most dangerous point of the pile body:
step S8. determining a bending moment Af at the most dangerous point of the pile body:
step S9. determining a maximum tensile stress caused by the bending moment at the most dangerous point of the pile body:
step S10. making à safety judgment, the specific method is:
when the pile body is in a safe state. the following two conditions should be met at the same time:
condition |: the maximum shearing stress imposed on the pile body must be less than the allowable shearing stress [7] of the pile body material:
condition 2: the maximum tensile stress imposed on the pile body must be fess than the allowable tensile stress [o]of the pile body material:
that is: when condition | and condition 2 are met at the same time, the pile body is in a safe state:
when one or both of condition | and condition 2 are not satisfied. the pile body is in a broken state.
Bl -5241 Compared with the closest existing technotogx. the technical solutions provided by the present imvention have the following excellent effects.
In the present invention, when the micro-pour-pile support is used in the well. with the excavation of the soil mass in the well. the pour-pile is subject to more and more pressure from the so mass outside the well, and the shear stress and tensile stress in the pour-pile are also increased. At the same time, considering that the pour-pile will not overall slide and damage. the allowed excavation depth every time is limited to a half depth position within downward pile body range at the bottom of excavation well. By comparing the maximum shearing stress Fina imposed on the pile body. the allowable shearing stress of the pile body material. the maximum tensile stress Cr imposed on the pile body. and the allowable tensile stress 171 of the pile body material, it is determined whether the pite body is stable and safe. The present invention solves the technical shortcomings in the existing technology of relving solely on experiences to determine whether the pour-pile is safe. By using condition 1 and condition 2 to quantitatively determine whether the pour-pile is safe. the safety of the pour-pile can be improved during specific construction. the judging method of the present invention accurately and quickly judges the safety on the pour-pile.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODYMENTS The technical solutions in the examples of the present invention will be described clearly and completely below. Obviously, the described examples are only part of the examples of the present invention, rather than all the examples. Based on the examples in the present invention. other examples which are obtained by those skilled in the art all fall within the protection scope of the present invention, Example 1 The present invention provides a method for judging the support safety of a micro- pour-pile of manual-excavation well. the method for judging including the following steps:
BL-5241 step SIL determining a construction leneth / of micro-pour-pile and a construction angle between vertical lines: Preferably. the construction length Lin step SI 1s 0.8-2.0 m (such as 0.8 m. 0.9 m.
1.0 m. 1.2m, 13m 1.5m 1.8 m. 1.9 m, 2.0 m). the construction angle 0 between vertical lines is among 3-15° {such as 3°. 5°. 8°, 9°. 10°, 15°).
step S2. determining the buried depth 7, of the bottom of manual-excavation well, the buried depth of the bottom of manual-excavation well is the buried depth of the pile top of the pour-pile after construction.
step S3. determining a saturated unit weight 7, of soil mass on the pour-pile side. the specific method of step S3 is: taking undisturbed soit samples around a shaft wall by using drilling methods. measuring à density p of soil mass, a relative density «of the soil mass and a water content wofthe soil mass, and then calculating a saturated unit weight of the soil mass through the following formula. which is obtained by converting conventional gcotechnical parameter conversion formula: Fou PE (formula: d +e . Pu = p, (formula 2): tte e= dyn, I (formula 3): p wherein g ts gravitational acceleration. p, is water density. taking 1.0 g/cm’.
Preferably. in the step $3. measuring the density # of the soil mass by the annulus- reamer (ring shear) method, measuring the relative density d, of the soil mass by the pycnometric method. and measuring the water content Wot the soil mass by the drying method, Step 54, determining a cohesive force cand an internal friction angle @ of the soil mass on the pour-pile side. Taking undisturbed soil samples around a shaft wall by using drilling methods. transporting them to the laboratory for direct shearing test. and measuring the cohesive force and the internal friction angle of the soil.
> LU102671 BL 5211 Step SAC determining an active earth pressure strength 6, at the bottom of excavation well and an active carth pressure strength 0, corresponding to a half depth position within downward pile body range. the o and a, in step S5 are respectively: Fu = uk, 20 JK, {formula 4): a, ~~ K, eK, (formula 5); wherein, KÆ, — tan (45° - 7/2): zZ I, +0.5Lc0s0 - Step S6, determining an active carth pressure resultant force £ on the side of the pour-pile far away from the excavation well the £ in step $6 is: | . L - 59.0 +a, Hz, -7,) (formula 6). Step S7. determining a maximum shearing stress rat the most dangerous point of the pile body. the rin step 87 is: E, “ Fu, = (formula 7) d wherein. dis a pile diameter of the pour-pile.
Step S8. determining the bending moment Af at the most dangerous point of the pile body. the Mu in step S8 is: Cul CN =. Mau A Gio) 0 ZTE 7 - 0 (formula 8). as 2 6 Step S9. determining the maximum tensile stress a, caused by the bending moment at the most dangerous point of the pile body, the 6, in step $9 is: M . Tone =~ (formula 9) Ww . CK wherein, Wo = —- 6 Step S10. making a safety judgment.
The specific method ot step S10 is: when the pile body is in a sale state. the following two conditions should be met at the same time:
BL 521 condition |: the maximum shearing stress rimposed on the pile body must be less than the allowable shearing stress | r]ot the pile body material: condition 2: the maximum tensile stress imposed on the pile body 6, Must be less than the allowable tensile stress [o | of the pile body material: that is: when condition | and condition 2 are met at the same time. the pile body is in a safe state: when one or both of condition | and condition 2 are not satisfied. the pile body is in a broken state.
Example 2 A city in the southeast coast ol'my country adopts the pipe jacking method to install rainwater pipes. [Lis necessary to excavate working shafts vertically at intervals. The shafts adopt manual digging method. Every 0.8 to 1.0 m is dug downwards, and reinforced concrete is poured around the shaft wall for support. When the excavation reaches 3.2 m, the groundwater is abundant. the soil mass is weak. and the excavation cannot be continued. Micro-pour-pile is adopted to pre-support the soil mass of the shalt wall. and the method of the present invention is used to judge the safety of the micro- pour-pile.
According to the on-site construction mechanical conditions. soil conditions and construction environment and so on, the length of the micro-pour-pile / in this project is determined to be 1.0 m. and the pour angle (infusion angle) @is 8°: when the well is excavated to a depth of 3.2 m. the excavation is stopped and the micro-pour-pile is started to be constructed; C20 cement slurry is used for the pile body: the undisturbed soil sample is taken by the drilling method around the shaft wall and transported to the laboratory. The density p of the soil mass is measured to be 1.85 g/em* by the annutus- reamer method, the relative density of the soil mass is measured to be 2.71 by the pyenometric method. and the water content wofthe soil mass is measured to be 23.4 % by the drying method. and then the saturated unit weight 7, of the soil mass is calculated to be 19.1 KN/m°. The undisturbed soil sample is taken by the drilling method around the shalt wall and transported to the lab to carry out the direct shearine test. The
/ LU102671 BL-5211 cohesive force coat the soil mass around on the pile side is measured to be 16 kPa. and the internal friction angle pis measured to be 11°: the active carth pressure strength or, at the bottom of excavation well is further calculated to be 15.2 kPa, the active carth pressure strength, corresponding to à half depth position within downward pile body range is 21.6 kPa: the active earth pressure resultant force Æ, on the side of the pour- pile far away from the excavation well is 9.1 KN/m; the maximum shearing stress 7, at the most dangerous point of the pile body is 0.076 MPa. the maximum tensile stress Ta caused by the bending moment at the most dangerous point of the pile body is 0.88 MPa, the two are respectively less than the allowable shearing stress of the pile body material {r|7 1.76 MPa. and less than the allowable tensile stress of the pile body material [co ]-+ 1.1 MPa. which shows that the pile body is in a safe state.
In summary, when the micro-pour-pile support is used in the well in the present invention. with the excavation of the soil mass in the well, the pour-pile is subject to increasing pressure from the soil mass outside the well. The internal shear stress and tensile stress are also increasing. At the same time, in order to take into account that the pour-pile will not cause overall sliding damage. the allowable excavation depth is limited to a half depth position within downward pile body range at the bottom of excavation well. By comparing the maximum shearing stress Fini imposed on the pile body. the allowable shearing stress of the pile body material. the maximum tensile stress Tuan imposed on the pile body, and the allowable tensile stress! 71 of the pile body material, itis determined whether the pile body is stable and safe. The present invention sotves the technical shortcomings in the existing technology of relying solely on experiences to determine whether the pour-pile is safe. By using condition | and condition 2 to quantitatively determine whether the pour-pile is sale, the safety of the pour-pile can be improved during specific construction. the judging method of the present invention accurately and quickly judges the safety on the pour-pile.
The foregoing descriptions are only preferred examples of the present invention and are not used to limit the present invention. Any modification. equivalent replacement. improvement. etc. made within spirit and principle of the present invention, should be included in the protection scope of the pending claims of the present invention.
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- BL-5211CLAIMS i. A method for judging support safety of a micro-pour-pile of manual-excavation well, characterized in that the method for judging includes: step SI. determining a construction length / of the micro-pour-pile and a construction angle@ between vertical lines: step S2. determining a buried depth = of a bottom of the manual-excavation well; step 83. determining a saturated unit weight 7 of soil mass on the pour-pile side: step 54, determining a cohesive force c and an internal friction angle ¢ of the soil mass on the pour-pile side: step 83. determining an active carth pressure strength or at the bottom of the excavation well and an active carth pressure strength œ,, corresponding to a half depth position within downward pile body range: step S6. determining an active earth pressure resultant force £ on a side of the pour-pile far away from the excavation well: step 57, determining a maximum shearing stress 7, at the most dangerous point ol the pile body; step 88, determining a bending moment Af at the most dangerous point of the pile body: step 89. determining a maximum tensile stress 5, caused by the bending moment at the most dangerous point of the pile body: step S10. making a safety judgment, a specific method of which is: when the pile body is in a safe state. the folowing two conditions should be met at the same Lime: condition I: the maximum shearing stress 7, imposed on the pile body must be less than the allowable shearing stress [r]of the pile body material; condition 2: the maximum tensile stress imposed on the pile body must be less than the allowable tensile stress [a] of the pile body material: that is: when condition 1 and condition 2 are met at the same time. the pile is in a safe state:BL-5211 When one or both of condition 1 and condition 2 are not satisfied. the pile body is in a broken state.
- 2. The method for judging the support safety of a micro-pour-pile of manual-excavation well according to claim 1, characterized in that a specific method of step S3 is: taking undisturbed soil samples around a shaft wall by using a drilling method. measuring a density > of soil mass. a relative density of, of the soil mass and a water content wolf the soil mass, and then calculating the saturated unit weight of the soil mass through the following formula. which is obtained by converting conventional geotechnical parameter conversion formula: Fou Pog (lormula 1: d +e . Pau = =p {formula 2}; l+e d(l+w)p . A oT (formula 3): p wherein g Is gravitational acceleration. pis water density, taking 1.0 g/cm’,
- 3. The method for judging the support safety of a micro-pour-pile of manual-excavation well according to claim |. characterized in that the anda in step 85 are: Ga a 20 JK, (formula 4): a, AK, 20 JK, (formula 5); : Can {A&C nT - wherein, A, =tan°(45°—@/2}: 1, oz, +0.5/,cosû .
- 4. The method for judging the support safety of a micro-pour-pile of manual-excavation well according to claim |. characterized in thatthe £ in step 56 15: oh . f= (Ta +o, HE Zu) (formula 6).BL-5211
- 5. The method for judging the support satety of a micro-pour-pite of manual-excavation well according to claim 1. characterized in that ther in step S7 is: To, = — (formula 7) o wherein, « is the pile diameter of the pour-pile.
- 6. The method for judging the support safety of a micro-pour-pile of manual-excavation well according to claim |, characterized in that the Mas in step $8 is: M — Tau (Zı a y + (Top a Fa, >} (formula 8) max 2 6
- 7. The method for judging the support safety of a micro-pour-pile of manual-excavation well according to claim |, characterized in that the or in step S9 is: M . Ope = (formula 9) Ww. ; LOF wherein, WW. =. 6
- 8. The method for judging the support safety of a micro-pour-pile of manual-excavation well according to claim |. characterized in that the construction length Lin step S1 is0.8-2.0 m. and the construction angle # between vertical lines is 3-15°.
- 9. The method for judging the support safety of a micro-pour-pile of manual-excavation well according to claim 1. characterized by, in the step 53. measuring a density pofthe soil mass by an annulus-reamer method, measuring à relative density d of the soil mass by a pycnometric method, and measuring a water content wofthe soil mass by a drying method.
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