A Comprehensive Study on the Critical Anchorage Length of Anchored Structural Rods: Progress in Related Research at Home and Abroad

PDF HTML XML Export Cite reminder A Comprehensive Study on the Critical Anchorage Length of Anchored Structural Rods: Progress in Related Research at Home and Abroad DOI: 10.59238/j.pt.2008.06.005 Author: Affiliation: ( Third Research Institute of General Staff Engineering Corps) Clc Number: TU375 Fund Project: Article | Figures | Metrics | Reference | Related | Cited by | Materials | Comments Abstract:Anchorage structures refer to geotechnical engineering reinforcement support structures such as grouted anchor rods, anchor cables, and soil nails. The critical anchoring length of anchored structural rods refers to the ultimate anchoring length of anchored structural rods in a certain geotechnical medium. Beyond this length, its bearing capacity will no longer significantly increase; Not reaching this length, there is still some potential for its bearing capacity to be excavated. For over half a century, research has been conducted on the issue of critical anchorage length from different perspectives both domestically and internationally. However, systematic research is still lacking, and direct research is extremely rare. Therefore, this problem has not yet been truly solved and is still in the stage of local discovery and exploration and resolution Reference Related Cited by