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    Research on Bearing Characteristics of Grid Composite Foundation Based on Silt Solidification

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    Date
    10/1/2021
    Author
    Xiaoqiang Liu
    Huaqing Zhang
    Zhen Yan
    Yuting Zhang
    Kanyu Li
    Yanhua Yang
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    Soft soil foundations are often encountered in engineering construction. To make the foundation meet the engineering strength and deformation requirements, the soft soil foundation must be treated. Based on bucket foundation and silt solidification technology, the new grid composite foundation is proposed. The strength improvement mechanism of the new type foundation was analyzed according to the Mohr-Coulomb strength theory, and numerical simulations are used to carry out research on the bearing characteristics of the grid composite foundation. By carrying out load simulations for the grid foundation with different foundation widths, the failure modes corresponding to different B/L were analyzed. With overall consideration of the side length of a solidifying grid, the foundation width, and the undrained shear strength of the soil mass, the calculation method for the bearing capacity of the grid composite foundation has been proposed. Moreover, a wall strength check is carried out according to the maximum pull stress of the solidified wall. In the field test, the results of the finite element simulation and the field test are in good agreement, further verifying the feasibility of the grid structure foundation. Thus, a theoretical reference for engineering design is provided.
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