SACS桩土相互作用示范样例.pdf

SECTION 4 PSI SAMPLE PROBLEMS 4. SAMPLE PROBLEMS The structure shown in the following figure was used to illustrate the various capabilities of the PSI program. Three separate runs are illustrated: 1. The first problem is a typical PSI analysis where axial and lateral soil properties are described by T-Z and P- Y curves respectively. In addition, numerous plots were generated including the soil data, axial and lateral deflections and pile unity check. The pilehead stiffness tables were generated automatically in PSI. 2. Sample Problem 2 is a single pile analysis used to determine the equivalent pile stub of the soil/pile foundation. In lieu of curves to define the soil load displacement relationships, general soil properties were input. PILE used this information to form the soil load displacement relationship per API-RP2A recommendations. 3. Sample Problem 3 illustrates a mudslide case in the global X direction. User defined pilehead stiffness tables were used. 4-1 4-2 4.1 SAMPLE PROBLEM 1 The following is an example of a typical PSI analysis where T-Z and P-Y curves are used to define the load displacement relationship of the soil/pile foundation in the axial and lateral directions respectively. The structure shown in the figure stands in 82.02 ft. of water. The model contains one user defined load condition (LC1), which represents a 150 psf live load on the deck. Load conditions 2 and 3 contain environmental loading including wind, wave, current and gravity. Wind area, marine growth, coefficient of drag and mass overrides, and member and group overrides are specified.