Experimental Study on Pile-soil Stress Ratio of the Compos⁃ite Foundation with Down-hole Dynamic Compaction
LYU Wenlong1,LIN Yifeng2,FU Qiang2
1.Guangdong Provincial Academy of Building Research Group Co.,Ltd.,Guangzhou 510000,China;2.School of Civil Engineering , Guangzhou University , Guangzhou 510000, China
By conducting on-site static load tests and pile-soil stress tests on the composite foundation with down-hole dynamic compaction, the average pile top stress, soil stress between piles, pile-soil stress ratio, load sharing ratio,and their variation patterns of the deep dynamic compaction composite foundation in the hole under different loads were obtained. The test results show that: the soil between piles of the deep dynamic compaction composite foundation in the hole bears the main upper load, accounting for about 50%-63%. As the load increases, the proportion of load borne by the soil between piles gradually increases; for the deep dynamic compaction composite foundation in the hole,the pile-soil stress ratio decreases with the increase of load,with a value between 2 and 5; for foundation with cohesive plain soil filling, the bearing capacity of the deep dynamic compaction composite foundation in the hole after treatment can be increased by 220% compared with that before treatment.