Numerical Analysis of the Stress of Different Cave Development Pathes on Lock Head Floor

Li Ping Zhao; Chu Bo Xue; Zhou Hong Cao; Qiang Ji

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.90-93.2592

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Numerical Analysis of the Stress of Different Cave Development Pathes on Lock Head Floor

Abstract:

Caves have great influences on the upper structure of shiplocks and this paper established a three-dimension numerical model cave foundation –lock head–backfill soil using finite element software ANSYS on the condition of cave at Jietan ship lock in LianJiang River Guangdong Province. The relationship between the different development paths of the cave and the stress on the floor is analyzed, and the results are of referential value for other ship lock construction in the LianJiang River and other similar projects.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 90-93)

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September 2011

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Li Ping Zhao, Chu Bo Xue, Zhou Hong Cao, Qiang Ji

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Cave, Finite Element Method (FEM), Floor, Ship Lock

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