Abstract
This research performed a series of triaxial tests on sandy specimens to obtain the parameters needed for a constitutive model. The model is capable to simulate the strain hardening/softening and the volumetric dilation of sandy soil during stressing. The model and the related parameters were then employed in the commercial software FLAC2D to analyze the uplift behavior of various frictional anchors in sandy soil. Analysis results indicate that the friction stress along the fixed end of the anchor with a long fixed length exhibits progressive yielding under not only for a tension but also for a compression anchor. The progressive yielding behavior could be eliminated using a compound anchor because of the upward and downward transfer of load within the anchor shaft from the anchorage body. Therefore, a compound anchor can generate a higher anchorage capacity of all frictional anchors.
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