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Influence of Isosceles Trapezoid Cross-section on the Reinforcement Effect of Stabilizing Piles
Changdong Li,Xinwang Liu,Qingtao Liu,Tao Liu 대한토목학회 2016 KSCE JOURNAL OF CIVIL ENGINEERING Vol.20 No.7
The paper conducts the study on the influence of isosceles trapezoid cross section on the reinforcement effect of stabilizing piles by employing the numerical modeling approach. On the basis of soil arching theory with end-bearing soil arching and friction soil arching, the modified mechanical model for the arbitrary isosceles trapezoid cross-section piles was proposed. The impacts of different slope ratios of the sidewall of the isosceles trapezoid cross-section piles on the displacement and load sharing of driving force were examined utilizing the explicit finite-difference software FLAC3D. The result of displacement contour graphs indicates that the stabilizing piles with trapezoid cross-section are better capable of resisting the deformation under the action of driving force. The logarithmic function between the load sharing percentage of end-bearing soil arching and slope ratio, and power function between the load sharing percentage of the friction soil arching and slope ratio were established for inner isosceles trapezoid crosssection piles. Similarly, the power function between the load sharing percentage of end-bearing soil arching and slope ratio was proposed for outer isosceles trapezoid cross-section piles. Furthermore, the reaction of soil arching on the stabilizing piles in view of the stress distribution discipline around piles was investigated. The result shows that the maximum vertical stress occurs in the back corners of stabilizing piles; consequently, the strength and rigidity of the back corners of stabilizing piles should be strengthened to resist the concentrated stress.
Influence of raw material grain composition on the properties of fused silica ceramics
Qingtao Wang,Sen Li,Huaqin Yu,Fengzhi Li,Huijun Xu,Haibo Qiao,Juncheng Liu,Qingyang Du 한양대학교 세라믹연구소 2017 Journal of Ceramic Processing Research Vol.18 No.8
Fused silica ceramics were prepared by slip casting method with various particle sizes (d50 ≈ 2.31 μm, 19.79 μm, and 71.46 μm)from three types of fused silica powder. The influence of raw material grain composition on the viscosity of slurry, bulk density,porosity, water absorption, and flexural strength of the fused silica ceramics was investigated. The slurry viscosity wasmeasured by an XND-1 viscometer. The bulk density, porosity, and water absorption of the sintered samples were obtainedby the Archimedes method. The flexural strength was measured by a three-point bending test. The phase composition andmicrostructure of the samples were characterized by X-ray diffraction (XRD) and scanning electron microscopy (SEM). Theresults show that when the grain composition was 5 : 3 : 2, slurry viscosity was 150.79 mPa·s with solid content of 75%, thefused silica ceramic particles were packed most tightly and demonstrate bulk density of 2.02 g/cm3, porosity of 6.99%, waterabsorption of 3.47%, and flexural strength of 51.27 MPa.
Ziwei Sun,Qingtao Liu,Zhen Wang,Baobao Zhao,Quan Feng,Yanyan Sun,Min Zhong 한국고분자학회 2023 Macromolecular Research Vol.31 No.12
A hierarchical chitosan/polyvinyl alcohol/polyethylene glycol/nonwoven fabric (CS/PVA/PEG/NWF) micro/nanofiber composite membrane (CM) was prepared via electrospinning as a potential wound dressing. The polyester/viscose NWF acting as a substrate to receive the nanofiber layer was modified by alkali deweighting. Meanwhile, PEG with various additive amount was used to afford morphological regulation and control. As a result, the NWF modified with 7.5% NaOH solution exhibited a good hydrophilia and a superior dimensional stability based on smaller elongation at break and higher peel strength. In addition, the morphology of the nanofiber layer was closely related to PEG content. CS/PVA/PEG nanofiber with smaller diameter was spun when PEG content reached to 3.0%. Accordingly, the micro/nanofiber CM showed an opportune water absorption and good air permeability. Furthermore, neither hemolysis nor cytotoxicity phenomena appeared for the resultant CM, since the hemolysis rate and the cell viability were less than 5% and more than 70%, respectively.
Optimal Isosceles Trapezoid Cross Section of Laterally Loaded Piles based on Friction Soil Arching
Junjie Wu,Changdong Li,Qingtao Liu,Fusong Fan 대한토목학회 2017 KSCE JOURNAL OF CIVIL ENGINEERING Vol.21 No.7
The paper presents a novel analytical solution to determine an optimal isosceles trapezoid cross-section of stabilizing piles subjected to the lateral load. In view of the pile-soil interaction mechanical analysis on the friction soil arching between the adjacent stabilizing piles, a general mechanical model for analyzing the behavior of the laterally loaded stabilizing piles with isosceles trapezoid cross-section is put forward. The reasonable net pile spacing expression for all kinds of isosceles trapezoid section piles is established via the analytical deduction, and it indicates that there is a positive relationship between the reasonable net pile spacing and gradient of pile sidewall. In consideration of the strength failure possibility in the apex of friction soil arching, the complete expressions of both the gradient of pile sidewall and corresponding reasonable net pile spacing of stabilizing piles can be established. The case study of Jinle landslide verifies that the reasonable pile spacing obtained by the presented model is slightly greater than that of the conventional design scheme, which shows that the stabilizing piles with optimal isosceles trapezoid cross-section can results in reducing the investment of the whole stabilizing piles.