Bearing Capacity of Driven Pile 20201110
Bearing Capacity of Driven Pile 20201110
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2.2. Vertical Bearing Capacity (Emperical method, Meyerhof, 1976):
Elevation (m),
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Qu = qp Ap + fs As
For sandy soil: -18
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Input Data:
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Pile Type = Driven H.P.P (Elevation) = 4.8 m Critical Depth = 20.0 D
Pile Length = 35 m Ground Elevation = 4.8 m Depth of Top of Bearing Stratum = 10.2 m -30
Pile Diameter = 400 mm Groundwater Depth = 3.00 m Critical Depth = 18.2 m -32
Thickness of Pile = 75 2610 Depth of T.O.P. = 0.60 m F1 = 3.0 2.0
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Ap = 0.126 m2 T.O.P (elevation) = 4.20 m F2 = 2.0 2.0
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As = 1.257 m Depth of Pile Tip = 35.60 m Compressible bottom layer = 0
W p' = 6.16 ton -38 GEODATA
Pile Length
I= 106489 cm4 -40
8 8 8
4. Lateral Resistance: 10
10 10
For Long Term Condition: 12
12 12
K h = α N D -3/4 y -1/2 , β = (K h D / 4EI) α= 5.6
14 14 14
For Short Term Condition: 16 16
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Elevation (m),
Elevation (m),
Elevation (m),
Kh = α N D -3/4
y -1/2
D E , β = (K h D / 4EI) 1/4
18 18 18
20 20 20
For Driven Pile: 22 22 22
H = (K h D / 2 β ) y, M max = 0.3224 H / β 24 24 24
For Bored Pile: 26 26 26
H = (K h D / β ) y, M max = 0.5 H / β 28 28 28
30 30 30
Input Data: 32 32 32
Connection Type = Hinge (Hinge or Fixed) 34 34 34
Concrete, fc' = 800 kg/cm2 36 Deflection 36 Bending 36 Shear
curve Moment force
Average SPT-N (0m~6D) = 3.5 38 38 38
Deduct Factor for Liquefaction, DE = 1 Chart of Lateral Forces and Moments as External Forces at Lateral Deflection of Pile Head
1.0 cm
H-M Curve
Lateral Long-term or Wind Force Short-term Seismic Force 14.0
Def. of Pile
Head kh β H Mmax kh β H Mmax
3 3
(cm) kg/cm 1/cm ton t-m kg/cm 1/cm ton t-m 12.0
0.2 2.755 0.0050 2.2 1.4 2.76 0.0050 2.2 1.4
0.4 1.948 0.0045 3.4 2.4 1.95 0.0045 3.4 2.4
10.0
0.6 1.591 0.0043 4.4 3.3 1.59 0.0043 4.4 3.3
0.8 1.378 0.0042 5.3 4.1 1.38 0.0042 5.3 4.1 Moment (t-m)
m)
3.3 0.678 0.0035 12.8 11.8 0.6784 0.0035 12.8 11.8 0.0
2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 7.0 8.0 9.0 10.0 11.0 12.0 13.0 14.0 15.0
3.6 0.649 0.0035 13.5 12.6 0.6495 0.0035 13.5 12.6
Lateral Resistance H (ton)
Settlement - mm
5.714 45
(1−νs)ξ 50
55
Settlement of a single pile ∆HP with an embedment depth Lp is as follows (Solutions presented by Randolph and Worth 1978-1979): 60
65
70
75
80
85
90
95
100
⇒ wt = 40.074 mm 105
110
∆ = PL/EPAP = 56.368 mm 115
120
∆HP = wt + ∆ = 96.441 mm 125
Pb = 15.128 tons
S~P Curve
Pb/Pt = 0.018
400mm-35m-GJ
Pb- tons
Settlement - mm
36.000 4.080 0.640 6.0
50.0
41.000 4.646 0.729 55.0 7.0
60.0
46.000 5.213 0.818 8.0
65.0
51.000 5.780 0.907 70.0 9.0
56.000 6.346 0.996 75.0
10.0
80.0
61.000 6.913 1.084 85.0 11.0
66.000 7.480 1.173 90.0
95.0 12.0
71.000 8.046 1.262 100.0 13.0
76.000 8.613 1.351 105.0
110.0 14.0
81.000 9.179 1.440
115.0 15.0
86.000 9.746 1.529 120.0
125.0 16.0
91.000 10.313 1.618
96.000 10.879 1.707
101.000 11.446 1.795
Vertical Resistance of Individual Pile (tons)
106.000 12.013 1.884
Short-term
111.000 12.579 1.973 Long-term Load Ultimate
Load
deformation Capacity
116.000 13.146 2.062 deformation
121.000 13.713 2.151 10.0 mm 15.0 mm 40.0 mm