Analysis of the Working Characteristics of High-Pile Wharf Pile Foundation under Berthing Load

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In order to study the working characteristics of high-pile wharf pile foundation under berthing load, our team conducted the field test and established the numerical models. Analyzing the data from the test and models, the relationship between load and displacement of piles was deduced primarily. It’s proven to be usability.

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