A parametric study on deformation behaviour for design of braced excavation in soft clay
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Abstract
Adequate prediction of surrounding ground movement during braced excavation is critically important as excessive soil movement damages adjacent structures. The magnitudes and patterns of ground movement and wall deflection largely depend on excavation parameters like thickness of diaphragm wall, wall embedment depth, strut locations and soil parameters such as soil strength, compressibility and creep parameter. In the present paper a thorough, parametric study has been conducted using finite element (FE) analysis to address the influence of various parameters on deformation characteristics of braced excavation in soft clayey deposits. The importance of correct estimation of soil parameters for braced excavation design is also documented. The analysis of typical braced excavations in soft clay is carried out using PLAXIS 2D software where soft soil creep constitutive model is used. On the basis of numerical study a handy design guideline is recommended. Further multivariate regression models are developed incorporating various important excavation parameters for the adequate prediction of maximum wall and ground displacement along with wall and ground surface deformation profile. Here large numbers of data reported in case histories and generated artificially from FE analysis are used for formation of regression equations. The proposed model is validated comparing results from literatures not used for the development of the model.
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