Predicting shear strength of hollow pretensioned spun precast concrete pile using machine learning models
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Abstract
Pretensioned Spun Precast concrete (SPC) piles have become prevalent for deep foundation systems for their material quality, quick installation, and high uniformity along the length of the pile, which enhances both bearing capacity and overall structural performance. However, the reduced sectional area arising from the hollow core is a concern for SPC pile's overall shear capacity, particularly in the seismic zones . Conversely, concrete strength , high-strength strands and the application of prestressing improves the shear capacity of SPC piles. As a result, the involvement of more complex parameters makes the shear strength prediction complicated. This study explores the intricate domain of predictive modeling for the shear strength of SPC piles, employing twelve data-driven machine learning (ML) algorithms ranging from regression to boosting models. A comprehensive dataset consisting of 243 test results of SPC piles shear strength is meticulously assembled, structured, and employed to train and evaluate ML models. The input characteristics of the proposed ML models include the ratio of effective thickness to the outer diameter, the ratio of shear span to effective depth, the prestressing strand index, the non-prestressing strand index, the effective shear reinforcement index, the strength of the pile concrete, and the total effective axial stress . The SHapley Additive exPlanations (SHAP) analysis was conducted on the best-performing models to assess the influence of individual parameters on SPC piles shear strength and then compared to existing codes and provisions through sensitivity analysis. The outcome shows that XGB yielded the highest prediction accuracy and lowest variation, which outperformed the other mechanical models and code provisions. This study also demonstrates that the shear strength of SPC piles may be enhanced by raising the total effective axial stress, pile concrete strength, and the effective shear reinforcement index. In addition, a graphical user interface (GUI) has been established for the XGB model, which will aid practicing engineers and future studies in accurately forecasting the shear strength of SPC piles in construction applications.
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