砂土地基静压沉桩三维颗粒流pfc3d离散元模拟分析-discrete element simulation analysis of three-dimensional particle flow pfc3d for static pressure pile sinking in sandy soil foundation.docxVIP

II II 为分析群桩在沉桩过程中对土体细观参数的影响等问题做基础。 关键词：砂土地基，静压沉桩，颗粒流 PFC3D，离散元，数值模拟， 大变形 PAGE PAGE IV ABSTRACT The process of static pile’s numerical simulation study mainly based on previous continuum mechanics model and macro continuity hypothesis of pile, which is the finite element analysis rule. But the static pile in the project is relate to pile and soil which process is slip and crack development, the pile and soil will produce large displacement and deformation, so using continuum hypothesis of the finite element analysis method is not suitable. And discrete element method can overcomes the particle flow continuum mechanics model can simulate macro continuity hypothesis, piles in the process from particle heterogeneity、discontinuous deformation and displacement characteristics of flow. Traditional numerical method cannot solve the problem and unable to solve the problem of static pile and the realistic process simulation. Static pile of numerical simulation of some scholars discrete particle flow yuan, but are analyzed based on planar 2-d analysis, and actual state of 3-d pile have very big difference. Therefore, it is necessary to use discrete element method of three-dimensional particle flow PFC3D static pile process simulation analysis, has yet to see related research reports. From the Angle of micromechanics using three-dimensional discrete element method of soil particle flow PFC3D static pile foundation process simulation. Firstly, the simulation analysis of the single pile sinking pile penetration in the whole process of different region pile soil displacement, porosity, grain number and contact number slip and change rules of stress. By changing the parameters of pile and soil parameters and the pile of different factors of parameters to analyze the static pile penetration, and numerical simulation results with indoor model test. Found in the simulated test of the pile soil porosity, stress and displacement change trend of model experiment and analysis results