Ping Li, Junjun Chen, Yaru Lv, Zhiyuan Wang, Xiaojin Chen, China Materials Nanjing, Nanjing Water Planning
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Abstract
This paper reports on a field test in Nanjing, China, performed to investigate the effects of excavation on shallow-buried pipelines by monitoring and analyzing the displacements of these pipelines. A parametric study is also carried out using the finite-element program ABAQUS to investigate the influence of the spatial effects of the pit excavation and the supporting-structure combination forms. The numerical simulations are verified by the field test. The results show that the first excavating area, which is farther from the existing buried pipeline, causes smaller displacements of the pipeline. When the slope angle of the existing bored piles increases from 0° to 15°, the maximum horizontal and vertical displacements decrease by 4.92 mm and 2.49 mm, respectively. Both the maximum horizontal and vertical displacements decrease by over 20% when the front row pile length is increased by 50%. An increase in the slope angle or the front row Ping Li
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