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A Design Method for Embedded Foundation of Bridges with High and Steep Slopes

A technology for high and steep slopes and design methods, applied in infrastructure engineering, excavation, construction, etc., can solve problems such as unscientific, too conservative, and poor engineering economy, so as to promote use, reduce bending moments, and reduce slopes The effect of protective engineering

Active Publication Date: 2022-05-17
CHINA RAILWAY ERYUAN ENG GRP CO LTD
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"If according to the above regulations, for a rock-socketed foundation with a diameter of about 15m, the distance between the anchor point and the edge of the slope should be more than 30m, which is too conservative and not scientific enough, resulting in poor economic efficiency of the project. The stress of the pile foundation matches the

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[0041] The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and embodiments.

[0042] According to the stress mode of the embedded foundation and the failure form of the mountain body, the present invention divides the stressed area and the geological area of ​​the embedded foundation D on the steep slope. The stress-bearing area of ​​the embedded foundation D is divided into a free section D1, a side wall constrained section D2, and an embedded section D3, and the geological area is divided into a soil and rock shear failure area B1 and an embedded area B2.

[0043] refer to image 3 , the free section D1 is an area that is easy to be disturbed and damaged in soil or rock construction, has poor rock quality, and is partially suspended. It provides less constraints on the embedded foundation, and its force is generally not considered in the design.

[0044] The side wall restraint section D2 is the possibility of shear failure of...

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A design method for the embedded foundation of bridges with high and steep slopes provides a more scientific design basis for the design of the embedded foundation and greatly improves the engineering economy of the embedded foundation. It includes the following steps: ① Preliminary drafting of the design parameters of the embedded foundation; ② Calculation of the lateral pressure P at the most unfavorable shear height below the anchorage surface according to the anchorage point stress 1 ; ③ Calculate the shear capacity T of the rock mass in the most unfavorable height range below the anchorage surface; ④ Determine whether the shear capacity T of the rock mass at the most unfavorable height below the anchorage surface is greater than the lateral pressure P at the most unfavorable height below the anchorage surface 1 ; ⑤ Calculate the vertical allowable bearing capacity [P] of the embedded foundation according to the degree H of the embedded foundation determined in step ④; ⑥ Check whether the vertical allowable bearing capacity [P] of the foundation meets the design requirements according to the formula: [P] ≥P+W; if the requirements of the above formula are not met, further deepen the length H of the embedded foundation, and repeat steps ④ and ⑤ until the design requirements are met.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to civil engineering, in particular to a design method for embedding foundations of bridges with high and steep slopes. Background technique [0002] The embedded foundation is an independent foundation embedded in the rock foundation. It has the characteristics of convenient construction, less excavation volume and less impact on the environment under good geological conditions. refer to figure 1 with figure 2 , Compared with pile foundation and open cut foundation, the excavation area is much smaller than the cap platform or open cut foundation area, which has less damage to the mountain and is well coordinated with the natural environment. Especially on high and steep slopes with relatively good rocks, it is not suitable to use open-cut foundations. However, if the pile foundation cap is to be buried below the ground, it is necessary to excavate the soil on the side of the mountain, causing large-scale mountain damage. [0...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): G06F30/13E02D17/20G06F119/14
CPCG06F30/13E02D17/20G06F2119/14Y02A10/23
Inventor 陈克坚胡玉珠艾智能许智焰刘伟徐建华韩国庆廖文建王煦陈洪春
Owner CHINA RAILWAY ERYUAN ENG GRP CO LTD
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