Research Review on Bearing Capacity of Pile Foundation under Complex Loads

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With the deepening of China's urbanization, the urban construction land in the mountainous areas is becoming increasingly tense, more and more bulidings pile had to be built on the hillsides. The pile is not only as foundation, but also have the role of reinforcement slope, its mechanical property is complex more than the anti-slide pile and ground piles under lateral load. Now the analysis against its bearing characteristics and deformation mechanism are not perfect, carrying out a thorough and meticulous research review is necessarily. Based on the review of current study on pile under icomplex loads, the present study provides a train of thought for further research on the behavior of pile under complex load.

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