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Establishment of bearing formula and numerical study of mechanical behavior of multi-parameter coupled spiral pile

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By Zeng Fanxing, Jiang Wen, Yang Guang, Hu Wenbo, Chen Yin, Xiao Yun, Pan Deng, Xia Yuanyou, Liu Liyun
| Frontiers
Abstract This research optimizes the bearing performance of solid-waste recycled spiral composite reinforcements in soft-soil foundation treatment, using theoretical analysis, numerical simulation, and engineering verification to investigate spiral piles’ mechanical behavior under multi-parameter coupling.
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Experimental study on physical model of pile-soil mechanical behavior of spiral piles regenerated from phosphogypsum-based solid waste

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By Jiang Wen, Yang Guang, Chen Yin, Pan Jun, Pan Deng, Zeng Fanxing, Hu Wenbo, Xia Yuanyou
| Frontiers
Abstract Curved spiral piles, as a type of high-efficiency compression-resistant pile, have been widely applied in highway and construction engineering for their unique spiral structure, which effectively enlarges the pile-soil contact area, enhances lateral friction resistance, and improves compressive bearing capacity.
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Cartoon: "Pirates of the Caribbean"

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By Jiang Xue, Chen Yao, Chen Yin
| Line Today (Hong Kong)
The "pirates" aboard the U.S. Navy warships don't want people to fish there in peace.
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