Non-limit passive earth pressure against cantilever flexible retaining wall in foundation pit considering the displacement.
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ABSTRACT: A series of model tests are carried out on flexible retaining walls such as cantilevered piles, continuous walls, and sheet pile walls in the foundation pit to study the deformation, failure surface, and earth pressure distribution of soils in a passive zone. The shape, displacement, and shear strain of slip failure surface of sand in a passive area are analyzed by Particle Image Velocimetry. The slip failure surface is a broken line, the upper end slides out from the top of the soil, and the lower end is close to the zero displacements of the retaining wall. With the increase of the flexural deformation and horizontal displacement of the wall, the shear strain of the soil increases, and the shear fracture zone in the upper part of the sliding surface is more prominent. Based on the broken
SUBMITTER: Hu W
PROVIDER: S-EPMC8916651 | biostudies-literature | 2022
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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