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Forecasting the impact of buildings with multi-storey underground parts on the displacement of subsoil using modern numerical tools

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|Dec 2021

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Figure 1

General view of the development (building B).
General view of the development (building B).

Figure 2

Site plan of the investment and existing neighbouring buildings with determination of the A–A test section placement. The outline of the underground part of the new housing complex is marked by a dotted line (own study based on [32], [11]).
Site plan of the investment and existing neighbouring buildings with determination of the A–A test section placement. The outline of the underground part of the new housing complex is marked by a dotted line (own study based on [32], [11]).

Figure 3

Geotechnical cross section [34]
Geotechnical cross section [34]

Figure 4

3D numerical model covering the designed building complex A, B and C, neighbouring buildings and soil.
3D numerical model covering the designed building complex A, B and C, neighbouring buildings and soil.

Figure 5

A numerical model section with the determination of the A–A test section placement.
A numerical model section with the determination of the A–A test section placement.

Figure 6

Phase 2 of the implementation – erecting slurry walls; graph of vertical displacements of the land surface in the A–A cross section: a) on the left, b) on the right.
Phase 2 of the implementation – erecting slurry walls; graph of vertical displacements of the land surface in the A–A cross section: a) on the left, b) on the right.

Figure 7

Phase 4 of the implementation – conducting foundation excavation and supporting it with straining beams; graph of vertical displacements of the land surface in the A–A cross section: a) on the left, b) on the right.
Phase 4 of the implementation – conducting foundation excavation and supporting it with straining beams; graph of vertical displacements of the land surface in the A–A cross section: a) on the left, b) on the right.

Figure 8

Phase 5 of the implementation – conducting foundation excavation to the full depth; graph of vertical displacements of the land surface in the A–A cross section: a) on the left, b) on the right
Phase 5 of the implementation – conducting foundation excavation to the full depth; graph of vertical displacements of the land surface in the A–A cross section: a) on the left, b) on the right

Figure 9

Phase 6 of the implementation – implementation of the raft foundation; graph of vertical displacements of the land surface in the A–A cross section: a) on the left, b) on the right.
Phase 6 of the implementation – implementation of the raft foundation; graph of vertical displacements of the land surface in the A–A cross section: a) on the left, b) on the right.

Figure 10

Phase 7 of the implementation – disassembly of straining beams, followed by the construction of walls and columns in the underground part; graph of vertical displacements of the land surface in the A–A cross section: a) on the left, b) on the right
Phase 7 of the implementation – disassembly of straining beams, followed by the construction of walls and columns in the underground part; graph of vertical displacements of the land surface in the A–A cross section: a) on the left, b) on the right

Figure 11

Phase 8 of the implementation – construction of the underground part; graph of vertical displacements of the land surface in the A–A cross section: a) on the left, b) on the right.
Phase 8 of the implementation – construction of the underground part; graph of vertical displacements of the land surface in the A–A cross section: a) on the left, b) on the right.

Figure 12

Phase 9 of the implementation – construction of the above-ground part; graph of vertical displacements of the land surface in the A–A cross section: a) on the left, b) on the right.
Phase 9 of the implementation – construction of the above-ground part; graph of vertical displacements of the land surface in the A–A cross section: a) on the left, b) on the right.

Figure 13

Phase 14 of the implementation – application of the full-service load; graph of vertical displacements of the land surface in the A–A cross section: a) on the left, b) on the right.
Phase 14 of the implementation – application of the full-service load; graph of vertical displacements of the land surface in the A–A cross section: a) on the left, b) on the right.

The juxtaposition of the vertical displacement values in [mm] of the land surface_ from the 3D numerical model in the analyzed implementation phases_ for the left side of the A–A test cross–section_

Distance from the excavation (m)5046434037343129262421191715121085320
Phase 10.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.0
Phase 20.20.20.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.20.0−0.1−0.3−0.7−1.2−1.7−2.2−3.0−3.7−4.3−4.8
Phase 3−0.1−0.1−0.2−0.2−0.2−0.2−0.3−0.3−0.3−0.4−0.5−0.6−0.7−0.9−1.1−1.3−1.2−1.4−1.4−1.2−1.0
Phase 4−0.1−0.1−0.2−0.2−0.2−0.2−0.3−0.3−0.3−0.4−0.5−0.6−0.7−0.9−1.1−1.3−1.2−1.4−1.4−1.3−1.0
Phase 5−1.7−2.0−2.2−2.3−2.3−2.4−2.5−2.6−2.7−3.0−3.1−3.0−2.8−2.5−1.8−1.9−4.0−7.1−11.4−17.5−21.0
Phase 6−1.6−1.8−2.0−2.1−2.1−2.2−2.2−2.4−2.5−2.7−2.9−2.9−2.7−2.5−2.0−2.8−5.5−9.4−14.5−21.2−25.6
Phase 7−1.6−1.8−2.0−2.1−2.1−2.1−2.2−2.3−2.4−2.7−2.8−2.8−2.7−2.4−1.9−2.7−5.5−9.4−14.6−21.4−25.9
Phase 8−1.5−1.7−1.9−1.9−2.0−2.0−2.0−2.2−2.3−2.5−2.8−2.7−2.6−2.4−2.1−3.3−6.4−10.5−15.9−23.1−27.8
Phase 9−1.5−1.7−1.9−1.9−1.9−2.0−2.0−2.2−2.2−2.5−2.7−2.7−2.6−2.4−2.1−3.3−6.4−10.5−15.9−23.1−27.9
Phase 10−1.4−1.5−1.7−1.7−1.7−1.7−1.8−1.9−2.0−2.3−2.6−2.6−2.5−2.3−2.1−3.3−6.5−10.7−16.2−23.4−28.2
Phase 11−1.3−1.5−1.6−1.7−1.7−1.7−1.7−1.8−1.9−2.2−2.5−2.5−2.4−2.2−2.0−3.3−6.5−10.7−16.2−23.5−28.3
Phase 12−1.3−1.4−1.5−1.6−1.6−1.6−1.6−1.7−1.8−2.1−2.4−2.4−2.3−2.1−2.0−3.4−6.5−10.8−16.3−23.6−28.5
Phase 13−1.2−1.4−1.5−1.6−1.5−1.6−1.6−1.7−1.8−2.1−2.4−2.4−2.3−2.1−2.0−3.4−6.6−10.8−16.4−23.6−28.6
Phase 14−0.9−1.1−1.1−1.1−1.1−1.1−1.1−1.2−1.3−1.7−2.1−2.2−2.3−2.4−2.8−4.9−8.5−13.3−19.4−27.2−32.4

The juxtaposition of the vertical displacement values in [mm] of the land surface_ from the 3D numerical model in the analyzed implementation phases_ for the right side of the A–A test cross–section_

Distance from the excavation (m)02469101214151719212528323539
Phase 10.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.0
Phase 2−4.9−4.5−3.9−3.1−2.4−2.4−2.0−1.7−1.2−0.8−0.6−0.3−0.10.10.20.30.3
Phase 3−0.5−1.0−1.3−1.3−1.2−1.4−1.3−1.3−1.1−0.9−0.8−0.7−0.5−0.4−0.3−0.2−0.2
Phase 4−0.5−1.0−1.3−1.3−1.2−1.4−1.3−1.3−1.1−0.9−0.8−0.7−0.5−0.4−0.3−0.2−0.2
Phase 5−10.8−7.5−3.3−1.5−0.8−0.7−1.2−1.8−2.2−2.4−2.6−2.8−3.0−3.0−2.9−2.8−2.7
Phase 6−15.9−11.6−6.7−4.1−2.6−2.2−2.2−2.4−2.6−2.6−2.7−2.7−2.7−2.7−2.6−2.5−2.4
Phase 7−16.4−12.0−7.0−4.3−2.7−2.2−2.1−2.4−2.5−2.5−2.6−2.6−2.6−2.6−2.5−2.4−2.3
Phase 8−18.3−13.6−8.3−5.3−3.5−2.9−2.6−2.7−2.7−2.6−2.6−2.5−2.5−2.4−2.3−2.2−2.1
Phase 9−18.3−13.6−8.2−5.3−3.4−2.8−2.6−2.6−2.6−2.6−2.5−2.5−2.4−2.3−2.3−2.2−2.1
Phase 10−18.5−13.7−8.4−5.4−3.5−2.9−2.6−2.6−2.6−2.5−2.4−2.4−2.3−2.2−2.2−2.1−2.0
Phase 11−18.7−13.9−8.5−5.5−3.6−3.0−2.6−2.6−2.6−2.5−2.4−2.4−2.3−2.2−2.1−2.0−2.0
Phase 12−18.8−14.0−8.6−5.5−3.6−3.0−2.7−2.6−2.5−2.5−2.4−2.3−2.2−2.1−2.0−2.0−1.9
Phase 13−18.9−14.1−8.7−5.6−3.7−3.1−2.7−2.7−2.6−2.5−2.4−2.3−2.2−2.1−2.0−1.9−1.9
Phase 14−22.7−17.5−11.4−7.8−5.4−4.7−4.0−3.5−3.0−2.7−2.4−2.2−2.0−1.8−1.6−1.5−1.5

Subsoil parameters adopted in the model of the subsoil on the basis of the documentation [34]_

Layer NoCompaction indexPlasticity indexWeight/unit volumeFriction angleCohesionDilatancy anglePoisson ratioCompression modulus based on CPT probingModulus of elasticity based on CPT probing
IDILγ (kN/m3)ϕ (°)c (kPa)ψ (°)νM (kPa)E (kPa)
I16–18240.2515,000
IIa0.3200.325,0003,500
IIb0.1–0.221.515170.3215,00010,500
IIIa0.418.53220.2575,00062,500
IIIb0.619.03440.25110,00091,700
IV0.4–0.617.53110.3090,000–120,00078,000
V0.02122400.29>45,00034,400
VIa0.05–0.219.511540.3720,000–30,00014,100
VIb0.02113600.37>30,00017,000
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/sgem-2021-0034 | Journal eISSN: 2083-831X | Journal ISSN: 0137-6365
Language: English
Page range: 479 - 491
Submitted on: Sep 7, 2021
Accepted on: Oct 31, 2021
Published on: Dec 11, 2021
Published by: Wroclaw University of Science and Technology
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 4 issues per year

© 2021 Hanna Michalak, Paweł Przybysz, published by Wroclaw University of Science and Technology
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