The Unified Solution of Gravel Pile Limit Bearing Capacity of Single Pile Composite Foundation

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Based on the compaction effect of the gravel pile, the thick-walled tube model is established. Considering the gravel pile and pile materials with different properties of tension and compression of soil pile in the process of expansion, the influence of intermediate principal stress to improving the bearing capacity of foundation in the process of expansion, we use the planar axisymmetric double shear unified strength theory and present a gravel pile ultimate bearing capacity of single pile composite foundation unified expression. The theory study of gravel pile composite foundation and engineering practice has a certain guiding significance.

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