Prestress anchoring structure suitable for freeze thawed-slope reinforcement in frozen soil region
A technology for anchoring structures and permafrost areas, which is applied in basic structure engineering, sheet pile walls, excavation, etc., can solve problems such as deformation and deformation of anchor cables, and achieve good results and avoid damage.
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[0038]Taking a certain slope as an object, the slope is mainly reinforced by prestressed anchor cable structure, the anchor cable is 4φ15.2mm steel strand, the design load is 400kN, the length of the free section is 15m, the length of the anchor section is 15m; the diameter of the drill hole is 130mm, using M30 mortar is anchored, and the equivalent modulus of the anchor is 30GPa; the slope material is gravel soil, and the shear resistance coefficient of the formation is 0.7MPa / cm. The area where the slope is located has a high altitude, low winter temperature, and seasonal frozen soil. The frozen depth is considered as 1.0m, the frost heaving coefficient η=3%, and the thawing coefficient α 0 = 1.6%.
[0039] First calculate frost heave and thawing deformation, frost heave deformation u sw =1000*0.03=30mm, melting deformation u sh =1000*0.016=16mm. It is worth noting that the frost heave deformation increases the prestress for the anchor cable, as long as it does not exceed...
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