This invention provides a prototype
pipe pile shaking table test
system for simulating the effects of foundation and
superstructure, belonging to the fields of
structural engineering,
earthquake engineering, and
foundation engineering. It includes a shaking table, a prototype
pipe pile specimen horizontally arranged on the shaking table surface, a foundation action
simulation component, a
pile top
axial compression simulation component, a
pile cap simulation component, and a
superstructure dynamic simulation component. The foundation action simulation component is fixed to the shaking table surface and covers the outside of the prototype
pipe pile specimen. The pile top
axial compression simulation component penetrates the inside of the prototype pipe pile specimen and extends to the outside of the pile bottom. The
pile cap simulation component is connected to the top of the prototype pipe pile specimen, and the
superstructure dynamic simulation component is positioned above the
pile cap simulation component. This invention, using the above-mentioned test
system, solves the problems of existing prototype pipe pile shaking table tests, such as large
space requirements, high cost of foundation simulation, difficulty in loading real superstructures, inconvenient adjustment of working conditions, difficulty in comprehensively simulating pile-soil-structure interactions, and inability to accurately measure dynamic changes in pile
axial force.