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Theoretical Analysis of the Influence of a Sectional Form of a Flexible NT-CEP Pile Disc on the Anti-tilting Loading Performance

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This work uses ANSYS software to simulate and analyze the new flexible concrete expanded plate (NT-CEP) piles, mainly evaluating the anti-overturning bearing performance of NT-CEP piles with different plate cross-sectional forms and the damage state of the soil around the pile. The software is used to design four groups of model piles with different plate cross-sectional forms and conduct an in-depth analysis of the displacement cloud diagram, load—displacement curve, and stress cloud diagram after load failure. The pile-soil force mechanism and failure law are obtained, and the flexible NT-CEP is analyzed. The calculation model of the ultimate horizontal bearing capacity of the NT-CEP piles supplements the theoretical results of the concrete expanded piles under horizontal loads and provides theoretical support for its design and popularization in practical engineering.

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This work was financially supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (52078239, 51678275). These works are gratefully acknowledged.

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Qian, Y., Yang, Y., Hong, G. et al. Theoretical Analysis of the Influence of a Sectional Form of a Flexible NT-CEP Pile Disc on the Anti-tilting Loading Performance. KSCE J Civ Eng 26, 4709–4716 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12205-022-2234-3

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