ISSN 1671-1092 CN 33-1260/TK

大坝与安全 ›› 2015 ›› Issue (4): 20-.

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不同理论公式预测粘性土地基极限承载力比较

包松考1,王启贵2,杨梅萍2   

  1. 1.浙江省温州市瓯江口开发建设投资集团有限公司,浙江 温州,325000;2.中国电建集团华东勘测设计研究院有限公司,浙江 杭州,310014
  • 收稿日期:2015-05-04 出版日期:2015-08-08 发布日期:2015-08-08
  • 作者简介:包松考(1973- ),男,浙江泰顺人,工程师,主要从事市政工程管理。

Comparison of ultimate bearing capacity prediction for cohesive soil foundation with 3 theoretical formulas

BAO Song-kao, WANG Qi-gui and YANG Mei-ping   

  1. Wenzhou Oujiangkou Development and Construction Investment Group Co., Ltd.
  • Received:2015-05-04 Online:2015-08-08 Published:2015-08-08

摘要: 基于文献中实测的载荷试验数据和计算数据,采用有限元软件ABAQUS建立三维模型进行计算分析,对Vesic、Hansen和Meyerhof三个理论公式预测粘性土地基极限承载力进行了比较,讨论了基础尺寸、基础埋深、土性参数等因素对预测结果的影响。结果表明:(1)这三个公式预测粘性土浅基础(D<B)极限承载力误差相对较小,但均不适用于粘性土深基础(D>B)。(2)对于粘性土浅基础,三个公式预测值总体上均偏大,一般Meyerhof公式误差最大,Vesic公式误差最小;当φ<25°、粘聚力c<20 kPa时,各公式预测误差一般不超过10%;各公式预测误差随地基土内摩擦角和粘聚力增大而增大。

关键词: 极限承载力, 载荷试验, 三维有限元

Abstract: Based on the cited data of loading tests and calculation, 3-D finite element analysis is conducted with the software ABAQUS. Comparison of 3 theoretical prediction formulas for ultimate bearing capacity is carried out, which are Vesic's, Hansen's and Meyerhof's. This paper discusses the impact on prediction results of foundation size, foundation embedded depth and soil properties. The results show that: (1) The prediction errors of these three formulas are relatively low when they are used for shallow foundation (D<B) of cohesive soils. However, none of these three formulas is applicable for deep foundation (D>B) of cohesive soils. (2) For shallow foundation of cohesive soils, the ultimate bearing capacity is totally overestimated with these three formulas. In general, prediction result of Meyerhof's formula is largest, and Vesic's is closest; when the soils' properties meet the condition of φ<25° and c<20 kPa, the prediction errors of these formulas are no more than 10% generally; the prediction errors of these formulas increase with the increasing of the frictional angle and cohesion of foundation soils.

Key words: ultimate bearing capacity, loading test, 3-D finite element analysis