Research on key influencing factors of scrap tire-soil retaining wall
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Abstract
The emergence of STSW can reduce the amount of materials such as sand and gravel and improve its performance compared to conventional retaining walls. In order to investigate the key influencing factors of STSW, the compression modulus of Scrap tire-soil module (STSM) was obtained by designing a full-scale compression strength test. The shear strength was obtained through a scale-test of shear strength. On this basis, the gravity STSW was established by the finite element numerical simulation software, and the bearing capacity of STSW was analyzed. Further, the key influencing factors of the bearing capacity of STSW were analyzed by designing orthogonal tests, and suggestions for parameter selection for designing STSW were given. The results show that: the friction angle of STSW increases and becomes larger with the increase of area ratio, and the cohesion decreases and decreases with the increase of area ratio; with the increase of compression modulus and internal friction angle, the maximum shear stress inside the retaining wall increases, while the cohesive force has almost no effect on the maximum value of shear stress inside the retaining wall; when constructing retaining walls, it is recommended to use Internal filling material with large compression modulus, small area ratio and its in the range of [0.3~0.5] of STSM.
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OpenAlex topics: Geotechnical Engineering and Soil Stabilization · Geotechnical Engineering and Analysis · Grouting, Rheology, and Soil Mechanics
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