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Shake table test of soil-pile groups-bridge structure interaction in liquefiable ground
Authors:Email author" target="_blank">Liang?TangEmail author  Xianzhang?Ling  Pengju?Xu  Xia?Gao  Dongsheng?Wang
Institution:1. School of Civil Engineering, Harbin Institute of Technology, Harbin 150090, China
2. Research Centre of Road and Bridge Engineering, Dalian Maritime University, Dalian 116026, China
Abstract:This paper describes a shake table test study on the seismic response of low-cap pile groups and a bridge structure in liquefiable ground. The soil profile, contained in a large-scale laminar shear box, consisted of a horizontally saturated sand layer overlaid with a silty clay layer, with the simulated low-cap pile groups embedded. The container was excited in three El Centro earthquake events of different levels. Test results indicate that excessive pore pressure (EPP) during slight shaking only slightly accumulated, and the accumulation mainly occurred during strong shaking. The EPP was gradually enhanced as the amplitude and duration of the input acceleration increased. The acceleration response of the sand was remarkably influenced by soil liquefaction. As soil liquefaction occurred, the peak sand displacement gradually lagged behind the input acceleration; meanwhile, the sand displacement exhibited an increasing effect on the bending moment of the pile, and acceleration responses of the pile and the sand layer gradually changed from decreasing to increasing in the vertical direction from the bottom to the top. A jump variation of the bending moment on the pile was observed near the soil interface in all three input earthquake events. It is thought that the shake table tests could provide the groundwork for further seismic performance studies of low-cap pile groups used in bridges located on liquefiable groun.
Keywords:liquefiable ground  seismic soil-pile-structure interaction  pile groups of bridge  shake table test
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