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Coupled Macroelement Model of Soil-Structure Interaction in Deep Foundations
Authors:Changsoon Rha  Ertugrul Taciroglu
Affiliation:1Assistant Professor, College of Architecture, Kookmin Univ., Seoul 136-702, Korea; formerly, Postdoctoral Researcher at Univ. of California, Los Angeles, CA 90095-1593. E-mail: csrha@kookmin.ac.kr
2Assistant Professor, Civil and Env. Engineering Dept., Univ. of California, Los Angeles, CA 90095-1593 (corresponding author). E-mail: etacir@ucla.edu
Abstract:The principal objective of this study is the development and calibration of a macroelement model for soil-pile interaction under simultaneously applied lateral and vertical loads. Herein, we focus on cast-in-drilled-hole single piles that are partially or fully embedded in soil, which are frequently used as support structures in highway construction. The model is calibrated and verified using primarily three-dimensional finite-element simulations and, whenever possible, with experimental data obtained from open literature. These data indicate that lateral loads significantly affect the vertical response of single piles, whereas the converse coupling is negligible. The proposed macroelement model is capable of mimicking this phenomenon. As such, it is a computationally efficient alternative to finite-element analyses, and is feasible to be utilized in practical applications.
Keywords:Soil-structure interaction  Pile lateral loads  Vertical loads  Drilled shafts  Piers  Deep foundations  
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