Help please! Problem 3 A prefabricated concrete pile is to be driven into a dense sand...
A 500 mm diameter and 20 m long concrete pile is driven into the ground. The soil profile at the site consists of 5.0 m of sand ( 35 and y- 19.0 kN/m) at the top, underlain by a thick layer of clay (c,- 50 kPa and y- 19.0 kN/m). Determine the maximum load that can be allowed on the pile with a safety factor of 2.5 Assuming an average Young's modulus of 35 MPa and Poisson's ratio of 0.2...
2- Assume a 460 mm pipe filled with concrete shown below needs a length of 30 meters to carry the allowable load of 670kN. If the same pile is driven into the same soil profile but different cohesion (soft clay c-12kPa, medium stiff clay c 85kPa), to carry the same 670 kN axial load, how much do you recommend the length of the pile to be increased or decreased? Show calculations and use the Meyerhof and the method. (30 pts)...
Provide a detailed step by step solution Ques 2: An open ended cylindrical steel-pile of 400mm diameter and 6.35mm wall thickness is driven into soft normally consolidated clay. Ground water level is at the ground surface. Applied load on the pile is 200kN and factor of safety factor of 3 is required. Determine the minimum length of the pile by analyzing long term and short term stability. Given: Cu-40kPa, &0'-23°, and Y. 18.9kN/m Ques 3: A group of 16 square...
Write a research report on the following topics: 1. Shaft friction of non-displacement piles in sand 2. Pile end-bearing capacity in sand considering soil compressibility 3. End-bearing capacity of piles in crushable soils 4. Axial capacity of driven piles in sand 5. Settlement of vertically loaded piles 1. Shaft friction of non-displacement piles in sand 2. Pile end-bearing capacity in sand considering soil compressibility 3. End-bearing capacity of piles in crushable soils 4. Axial capacity of driven piles in sand...
6. (a) In piling technology, explain the difference between a "displacement pile" and (2 marks) a "non-displacement pile". (b) Using graph paper, sketch 3 curves illustrating typical trends of variation of pile head resistance, shaft resistance and base resistance with increasing settlement, as expected from load testing a CFA pile in clay. Explain the differences between the three curves (6 marks) (c) A bored cast in-situ pile of 0.6 m diameter by 10 m long is installed through a 6...
Brief Research on following : 1) Pile end-bearing capacity in sand considering soil compressibility 2) End-bearing capacity of piles in crushable soils 3). Axial capacity of driven piles in sand 4) Settlement of vertically loaded piles
C5 A concrete pile 450 mm in diameter and 15 m long is driven into a clay. The undrained strength of the soil varies linearly with depth such that cu-0.22 Ơ'z Determine the allowable pile load capacity. The factor of safety required is 2 and Vsat- 17 kN/m3. Groundwater is at the surface.
In piling technology, explain the difference between a “displacement pile” and a “non-displacement pile”.(4marks) (b)Using graph paper, sketch 3 curves illustrating typical trends of variation of pile head resistance, shaft resistance and base resistance with increasing settlement, as expected from load testing a CFA pile in clay. Explain the differences between the three curves.(6 marks)(c)A bored cast in-situ pile of 0.6 m diameter by 10 m long is installed through a 6 m thick layer of stiff clay overlying a...
7. Pile cap foundation design A pile cap foundation systems is a thick concrete mat that rests on concrete or timber piles that have been driven into soft or unstable ground to provide a stable foundation for bridge piers as shown in the figure below In this example, each bridge pier is built on piles with length of 15 m and diameter of 0.5 m. The modulus of elasticity of the pile is 6890 MPa. The soil provides a frictional...
Base on the soil profile above (Fig.3), it was designed to use driven pile with dimension 500mm x 500mm to carry out the following design load (use factor of safety = 2): i. 200 kN ii. 1000 kN iii. 3000 kN Determine the required depth of driven pile (assume no defective of pile during installation process) Sand Layer 1 r = 16.5 kN/m Ysat = 18.5 kN/m c' = 0 kPa O' = 30° 20 m Sand Layer 2 y...