Single Micro Pile in Debris Landslide Anti-Sliding Mechanism Model Test Research

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Micro-piles are widely used because of its own advantages, but relatively few theoretical studies about its anti-slide mechanism. Firstly, the mechanical properties of the model pile into calibration tests, to get of elastoplastic session elastic modulus, were 0.69×104MPa and 0.04×104MPa.Through the different pile spacing under a single row of miniature pile reinforcement debris landslide indoor model experiment to study the micro-piles against sliding mechanism. The test results show that: different pile spacing, single row of micro-pile soil pressure mainly concentrated in the range of slip surface more than 1/3 of the pile. The smaller pile spacing, soil arching effect, the greater the micro pile skid failure critical moment, the micro pile can withstand landslide thrust the greater skid the better.

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