Development of fully mechanical model test equipment for pile foundation based on multifunctional loading system
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    Based on research achievements of scholars from China and abroad, fully mechanical model test equipment was independently developed for pile foundations. The equipment is based on a multifunctional loading system and can be used for model tests of compression, uplift, and horizontal loadings on pile foundations. The pile foundation model test system consists of a model tank, a loading system, a measurement system, and other components. The model tank is connected mechanically and can be set to different lengths, widths, and heights according to model test requirements. The fully automatic loading system can meet the requirements of pressure stability for each level of loading. The system is controlled and collected automatically by computer, leading to the high accuracy and reliability of the model test. In addition, the system has the function of loading simultaneously in two or three directions and can simulate the bearing performance of different piles under different conditions. Finally, model tests of compression, uplift, and horizontal loadings on Y-shaped piles were carried out, and the feasibility and reliability of the test equipment and loading system are verified.

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任连伟,杨权威,詹俊峰,等.基于多功能加载系统的全机械式桩基模型试验装置研发[J].河海大学学报(自然科学版),2016,44(6):519-524.(REN Lianwei, YANG Quanwei, ZHAN Junfeng, et al. Development of fully mechanical model test equipment for pile foundation based on multifunctional loading system[J]. Journal of Hohai University (Natural Sciences),2016,44(6):519-524.(in Chinese))

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  • Received:November 10,2015
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