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Dynamic Formula

The document outlines the bearing capacity for deep foundations using dynamic formulas, detailing design parameters, driving machine specifications, and various hammer efficiencies. It includes calculations for ultimate bearing capacity and presents three different formulas for determining set/penetration values. A conservative approach is recommended by selecting the smallest value from the calculated formulas.

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Dynamic Formula

The document outlines the bearing capacity for deep foundations using dynamic formulas, detailing design parameters, driving machine specifications, and various hammer efficiencies. It includes calculations for ultimate bearing capacity and presents three different formulas for determining set/penetration values. A conservative approach is recommended by selecting the smallest value from the calculated formulas.

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BEARING CAPACITY FOR DEEP FOUNDATION WITH DYNAMIC FORMULA


Refference : [1] Like, M. J. (2011). Establishment of a suitable dynamic formula for the construction control of driven piles and its calibration for Load and Resistance
Factor Design (Doctoral dissertation). Iowa State University.
[2] Michigan State Highway Commission. (1965). Standard specifications for highway and bridge construction: Section on pile driving formulas. Michigan
Department of State Highways.
[3] Knudsen, A. (1956). Danish pile-driving formula . Presented at the Geotechnical Congress, London. Published in Danish Code of Practice for Foundation
Engineering

A. DESIGN PARAMETERS
A.1 Pile Parameters
1 Outside diameter of PC Spun pile OD : 400.00 mm
2 Inside diameter of PC Spun pile ID : 250.00 mm
3 Cross section area Ap : 0.0766 m
2

4 Length of pile Lp : 18.00 m


5 Young modulus of pile material Ep : 21000000.00
6 Weight of pile per meters length wp : 200.00 kg
7 Weight of pile wp x Lp Wp : 3.60 ton

A.2 Driving Machine


1 Type of hammer
- For hammer efficiency : Diesel hammer
- For coefficient of restitution : Cast iron hammer and concrete pile (without cap)
2 Weight of hammer WR : 3.42 ton
3 Height of fall h : 1.60 m

A.3 Bearing Capacity


1 Allowable bearing capacity Qall : 50.00 ton
2 Factor of safety SF : 6.00

A.3 Hammer Efficiency Table


Hammer Type Efficiency (E)
Single and double acting Hammer 0.70 - 0.80
Diesel hammer 0.80 - 0.90
Drop hammer 0.70 - 0.90

A.4 Coefficient of Restitution


Coefficient of
Hammer Type
Restitution (n)
Cast iron hammer and concrete pile (without cap) 0.40 - 0.50
Wood cushion on steel pile 0.30 - 0.40
Wooden pile 0.25 - 0.30

B DYNAMIC ANALYSIS
1 Ultimate bearing capacity Qall x SF Qu : 300.00 ton
2 Hammer Efficiency E : 0.80 (from table A.3 Above)
3 Coefficient of restitution n : 0.50 (from table A.4 Above)

[1]
B.1 MODIFIED DYNAMIC ENR FORMULA

𝐸. 𝑊 . ℎ 𝑊 + 𝑛 . 𝑊
𝑄 = → C : 0.254 cm for S & h in Centimeters
𝑆+𝐶 𝑊 +𝑊

Set/Penetration S : 6.44E-03 m/blows


Set/Penetration S : 0.644 cm/blows
Set/Penetration S : 6.44 cm/10 blows

[2]
B.2 MICHIGAN HIGHWAY COMMISSION (1965) FORMULA

1.25𝐻 𝑊 + 𝑛 . 𝑊
𝑄 = → C : 0.254 cm for S & h in Centimeters
𝑆+𝐶 𝑊 +𝑊
→ HE : Rated hammer energy (from the factory)
Set/Penetration S : 1.15E-02 m/blows
Set/Penetration S : 1.149 cm/blows
Set/Penetration S : 11.49 cm/10 blows

B.3 DANISH FORMULA


𝐸. 𝐻
𝑄 =
𝐸. 𝐻 . 𝐿
𝑆 + 2. 𝐴 . 𝐸

Set/Penetration S : 9.64E-03 m/blows


Set/Penetration S : 0.964 cm/blows
Set/Penetration S : 9.64 cm/10 blows

C SUMMARY
Modified Dynamic ENR Formula S : 6.44 cm/10 blows
Michigan State Highway Commission Formula S : 11.49 cm/10 blows
Danish Formula S : 9.64 cm/10 blows

As a conservative approach, the smallest value from the various formulas that have been calculated will be used.

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