Journal of Lanzhou University of Technology ›› 2023, Vol. 49 ›› Issue (2): 138-143.

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Excavation deformation of deep foundationpit of subway station in coastal marsh area

REN Xiao-min1, LIU Jun-jie2,3, LIU Jun-wei2,4, WANG Chen2   

  1. 1. Rail Transit Construction Co. Ltd. of China Construction Eighth Engineering Division Corp. Ltd., Nanjing 210046, China;
    2. School of Civil Engineering, Qingdao University of Technology, Qingdao 266033, China;
    3. Huangchuan Hengshi Municipal Constrution Corp. Ltd., Xinyang 465150, China;
    4. Cooperative Innovation Center of Engineering Construction and Safety in Shandong Blue Economic Zone, Qingdao266033, China
  • Received:2020-07-28 Online:2023-04-28 Published:2023-05-05

Abstract: There are not many deep foundation pits in long and narrow subway stations in coastal marsh area, which are difficult to excavate due to the effect of upper silt soil and rich underground water. The deep foundation pit excavation of the subway station under this condition in the Qingdao area is selected for real-time monitoring, and a three-dimensional numerical model is established by using Midas GTS NX software for analysis. The analysis shows that the deep horizontal displacement-depth deformation curve of the pile is in the shape of a bow, and the maximum horizontal displacement of retaining pile appears at 0.55H(H is the excavation depth of foundation pit). The surface settlement around the foundation pit is a parabola with a small settlement, and the maximum settlement is about 0.058%H, which is 0.6H away from the foundation pit. There is a relationship between the maximum horizontal displacement δhmax of the retaining wall and the maximum settlement δvmax of the surface, which is δvmax=0.88 δhmax. In addition, compared with the deep foundation pit engineering under the working conditions in other areas, the excavation deformation of the water-rich deep foundation pit in the marsh area shows a similar change law.

Key words: coastal marsh area, long and narrow deep foundation pit, monitoring, numerical simulation

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