广州建筑 ›› 2020, Vol. 48 ›› Issue (5): 14-.

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基桩检测方法适用性探讨

  

  • 出版日期:2020-10-10 发布日期:2020-11-16

The Comparison of Detection Methods for Foundation Piles

  • Online:2020-10-10 Published:2020-11-16

摘要: 本文详细介绍了低应变、高应变、静载试验、钻孔抽芯、声波透射法、自平衡法等桩基检测方法的基本原理与特点,通过对基桩检测方法的比较,全面总结各检测方法的优缺点及适用性:一般情况低应变法与钻芯法结合是基桩完整性检测的首选,先利用低应变法普检,再用钻芯检验判定缺陷桩身详细情况;当桩径较大、较长,或对地下连续墙进行检测时,宜采用声波透射法;静载试验可直接获得基桩竖向承载力,当受施工场地、时间、经费限制,也可以采用高应变计算单桩承载力;如桩径较大(直径>800mm),在坡地、狭窄场地进行试桩情况,宜采用自平衡法,但需对测出的单桩承载力进行修正。因此,在桩基检测工作中应根据各检测方法的适用性选择适合的检测方法,高质量、高效率、低成本地完成检测工作。

关键词: 高应变, 完整性, 承载力, 声波透射, 自平衡

Abstract: The paper mainly introduces the basic principles and characteristics of pile foundation testing methods such as low strain, high strain, static load test, drilling core, acoustic transmission method, self-balance method, etc. Through a comprehensive comparative study on the applicability of foundation pile inspection methods, the analysis and conclusions are: In general, the combination of low strain method and core drilling method is the first choice for integrity testing. First, use low strain method for general inspection, and then use core drilling to determine the details of the defective pile body. When the pile diameter is large or long, or when the underground continuous wall is tested, the acoustic transmission method should be used; the static load test can directly obtain the vertical bearing capacity of the foundation pile. When limited by the construction site, time, and funding, High strain method can be used to calculate the bearing capacity of a single pile; if the pile diameter is large (diameter> 800mm); The self-balance method should be used for the test pile in a slope or narrow field, but the measured bearing capacity of the single pile needs to be corrected. Therefore, several detection methods should be fully integrated in the integrity and bearing capacity detection of pile foundation projects so as to achieve the unity of quality, safety and economy.

Key words: high strain, integrity, bearing capacity, acoustic transmission, self-balance