Monopile responses to monotonic and cyclic loading in undrained sand using 3D FE with SANISAND-MSu  被引量:5

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作  者:Hao-yuan Liu Amir M.Kaynia 

机构地区:[1]Norwegian Geotechnical Institute,Oslo 0806,Norway [2]Norwegian University of Science and Technology,Trondheim 7491,Norway [3]Norconsult,Sandvika 1338,Norway

出  处:《Water Science and Engineering》2022年第1期69-77,共9页水科学与水工程(英文版)

摘  要:Monopile response under undrained conditions in sand is gaining increasing interests owing to the recent development of offshore wind farms in seismic regions.Pore pressure evolution in liquefiable soil can significantly reduce the strength and stiffness of the soil which in turn affects the structural dynamic response.Several numerical models have been developed in the last two decades to enhance understanding of the mechanism of monopile-soil interaction with the existence of pore water pressure.In this study,the effects of geometry and static vertical load on monopile lateral response were studied using three-dimensional finite element methods that consider the existence of lateral cyclic load-induced pore water pressure.To achieve reliable simulation results of pore pressure development and pile displacement accumulation during cyclic loading,the simple anisotropic sand model with memory surface for undrained cyclic behavior of sand was adopted.For piles with the same diameter,a accumulated pile head displacement during lateral cyclic loading decreased linearly with increasing pile embedded length but increased with increasing eccentricity.Static vertical load had minor effects on pile cyclic lateral response.The distributions of mean effective stress and pore water pressure in the soil domain were presented.The pile reaction curve(cyclic soil reaction against pile defection)of the monopile was extracted.The numerical results aim to provide reference for optimized engineering design procedures.

关 键 词:Offshore monopile Pore pressure Cyclic loading Soil-structure interaction SAND 

分 类 号:TU473.1[建筑科学—结构工程]

 

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