An intelligent monitoring system predicts settlement rates in high-fill subgrade, indicating potential for better construction management.
There is currently no mature calculation theory to accurately predict the settlement of high-fill subgrade. This paper developed an intelligent monitoring system to accurately predict the settlement of high-fill subgrade based on on-site experiments, and the back-propagation (BP) neural network model was used to predict the settlement of high-fill subgrade. The results show that multiple data preprocessing methods built into intelligent systems can automatically generate multi-point and correlation curves, and the system can identify and distinguish various influencing factors to improve the accuracy and reliability of monitoring data. There will be a certain initial settlement of subgrade in the initial stage after filling construction is completed, and the settlement rate at this stage is relatively fast. Afterwards, the soil enters a rapid consolidation stage, and the settlement rate of subgrade gradually slows down. Finally, the filling soil consolidation becomes stable, and the rate of subgrade settlement enters a relatively stable stage. In addition, the BP neural network model is a good method for predicting the settlement of high-fill subgrade. The research findings can provide inspiration for developing an intelligent monitoring system to accurately predict the settlement of high-fill subgrade.
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