复杂地质环境下局部水文地质下降触发的盖顶CBP墙系统土壤-结构相互作用

IF 2.4 Q2 GEOSCIENCES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Geosciences (Switzerland) Pub Date : 2023-10-11 DOI:10.3390/geosciences13100304
Dominic Ek Leong Ong, Elizabeth Eu Mee Chong
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挡土墙常用于建造地下室和地下车站箱体。这个独特的案例研究将现场测量的连续钻孔桩(CBP)墙、周围地质、水文地质或地下水响应与深基坑项目的2D和3D数值反分析结果进行了比较,该项目通过泄漏的地面锚点经历了局部地下水的下降。现场观察显示,地锚安装工程造成比预期更大的穿墙渗漏,随后引发附近的地面和建筑物沉降。为了研究复杂的土-结构相互作用行为,采用穿墙瞬态水文地质渗流和岩土应力-应变分析混合建模技术进行了反分析。通过这些土-结构相互作用反分析,可以清楚地发现,连续顶梁的存在是在地下水被压抑时提供桩顶约束以抵抗主动土压力的关键,并且有效地将有益的墙角效应分配给中间的CBP墙,从而导致较小的弯矩值,其特征为“s”型。这种行为被正确地诊断出来,而不是“d形”弯矩曲线,通常只在类似地质条件下的典型自由悬臂墙中看到。最终结果表明,与现场实测数据相比,墙体和地面的挠度、弯矩和沉降响应得到了较好的预测,从而验证了二维和三维数值模型中采用的岩土建模技术、关键地质参数和水文地质波动的可靠性,以及连续顶梁的有益贡献。这些在常规挡土墙设计中往往被忽视。
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Soil–Structure Interactions in a Capped CBP Wall System Triggered by Localized Hydrogeological Drawdown in a Complex Geological Setting
Retaining walls are often used to construct basements and underground station boxes. This unique case study compares the field-measured contiguous bored pile (CBP) wall, surrounding geology, and hydrogeology or groundwater responses against the results using 2D and 3D numerical back analyses of a deep excavation project that experienced localized groundwater drawdown through the leaking ground anchor points. Site observations indicated that the ground anchor installation works had caused larger than expected through-the-wall leakages that subsequently triggered nearby ground and building settlements. In order to study the complex soil–structure interaction behavior, back analyses using a hybrid modeling technique of through-the-wall transient hydrogeological seepage and geomaterial stress-strain analyses was implemented. Through these soil-structure interaction back analyses, it was evidently revealed that the presence of the continuous capping beam was key in providing pile head restraints against the active earth pressures when the groundwater was depressed, as well as efficiently distributing the beneficial wall corner effects towards the middle CBP wall, leading to smaller bending moment magnitudes, characterized by their ‘S-shaped’ profiles. This behavior had been correctly diagnosed, as opposed to the ‘D-shaped’ bending moment profile usually only seen in a typical free-head cantilever wall in similar geology. The eventual results show that the wall and ground responses, i.e., deflection, bending moment, and settlement, were reasonably well predicted when compared against the instrumented field data, thus validating the reliability of the geotechnical modeling technique, key geological parameters, and hydrogeological fluctuations adopted in the 2D and 3D numerical models, as well as the beneficial contributions of the continuous capping beam, which tend to be overlooked during routine retaining wall design.
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Geosciences (Switzerland)
Geosciences (Switzerland) Earth and Planetary Sciences-Earth and Planetary Sciences (all)
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