Effect of a nodular segment on the dynamic response of a tubular pile subjected to longitudinal vibration
This paper investigates the effect of a nodular segment, commonly found in nodular piles, on the dynamic response of a vertical vibrating tubular pile. A developed model of a tubular pile, discretized by variable sections and pile–surrounding soil layers, is established to analyze the pile dynamic r...
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| description | This paper investigates the effect of a nodular segment, commonly found in nodular piles, on the dynamic response of a vertical vibrating tubular pile. A developed model of a tubular pile, discretized by variable sections and pile–surrounding soil layers, is established to analyze the pile dynamic response. The components of a nodular segment are then discussed independently, while the accuracy of the developed solution is verified using finite element analysis and a low-strain test on site. The validated solution is employed to conduct a parametric study of a nodular segment under the condition of the low-strain test. Some conclusions derived from this study are utilized to provide practical guidance for engineering practice. |
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