A simplified approach is presented to analyze the single pile settlement in multilayered soil. First, a fictitious soil—pile model is employed to consider the effect of layered soil beneath pile toe on pile settlement behavior. Two approximation methods are proposed to simplify the nonlinear load transfer function and simulate the nonlinear compression of fictitious soil—pile, respectively. On this basis, an efficient program is developed. The procedures for determining the main parameters of mathematical model are discussed. Comparisons with two well-documented field experimental pile loading tests are conducted to verify the rationality of the present method. Further studies are also made to evaluate the practicability of the proposed app...
Conventional foundation settlement calculation methods are performed assuming elastic soil behavior....
Well proven numerical techniques of analysis have been used to study the manner in which piled found...
A nonlinear analysis framework for laterally loaded piles is presented that is as accurate as equiva...
A simplified analytical method is presented for nonlinear analysis of the behaviour of pile groups u...
The nonlinear load-settlement behaviours of vertically loaded pile groups containing various numbers...
A new method for static analysis of laterally loaded piles embedded in multi-layered soil is develop...
The introduction of electronic digital calculating machines in the last decade or two has led to the...
Settlement controls the design of piles in most cases because, by the time a pile has failed in bear...
In this study, an extension of the variational model proposed by Vallabhan and Mustafa (1996) for th...
A new approach is proposed to analyze the settlement behavior for single pile embedded in layered so...
In this paper, a simple method to account for the effects of nonlinearities in the analysis of pile ...
Several linear elastic and nonlinear slip models are reported in the literature for predicting negat...
A continuum-based model for analysis of laterally loaded piles in layered soils D. BASU*, R. SALGADO...
Based on the vertical point solution of multilayered elastic medium, this paper presents a method fo...
An analytical method is developed to predict the responses for single pile subjected to lateral load...
Conventional foundation settlement calculation methods are performed assuming elastic soil behavior....
Well proven numerical techniques of analysis have been used to study the manner in which piled found...
A nonlinear analysis framework for laterally loaded piles is presented that is as accurate as equiva...
A simplified analytical method is presented for nonlinear analysis of the behaviour of pile groups u...
The nonlinear load-settlement behaviours of vertically loaded pile groups containing various numbers...
A new method for static analysis of laterally loaded piles embedded in multi-layered soil is develop...
The introduction of electronic digital calculating machines in the last decade or two has led to the...
Settlement controls the design of piles in most cases because, by the time a pile has failed in bear...
In this study, an extension of the variational model proposed by Vallabhan and Mustafa (1996) for th...
A new approach is proposed to analyze the settlement behavior for single pile embedded in layered so...
In this paper, a simple method to account for the effects of nonlinearities in the analysis of pile ...
Several linear elastic and nonlinear slip models are reported in the literature for predicting negat...
A continuum-based model for analysis of laterally loaded piles in layered soils D. BASU*, R. SALGADO...
Based on the vertical point solution of multilayered elastic medium, this paper presents a method fo...
An analytical method is developed to predict the responses for single pile subjected to lateral load...
Conventional foundation settlement calculation methods are performed assuming elastic soil behavior....
Well proven numerical techniques of analysis have been used to study the manner in which piled found...
A nonlinear analysis framework for laterally loaded piles is presented that is as accurate as equiva...