Model Test Studies of the Mechanical Properties of Pile - Soil Interface

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The study of the mechanical properties of pile-soil interface is an important aspect to research the vertical bearing behavior of piles. Currently special direct shear tests and special simple shear tests are usually used to study the mechanical properties of soil-structure interface. But those tests have shortcomings of difficulty in simulating the force properties of complex interface. In this paper, the mechanical properties of different interface between soil and concrete surface were studied through the large-scale direct shear tests.

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