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Pile Foundation Design Analysis

The document determines properties of a pile foundation based on given parameters. It is determined that: 1) The pile has an ultimate soil capacity of 35.28 kN based on Brom's method and can support the actual lateral load of 2.75 kN. 2) The pile has an allowable resisting bending moment of 24.1121 kN-m and can support the actual moment of 4.5300 kN-m. 3) Reinforcement of a column post section with diameter 76 mm and 3.2 mm thickness is sufficient, providing a cross-sectional area of 1170 mm2 which exceeds the required reinforcement area of 282.6 mm2.

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Pile Foundation Design Analysis

The document determines properties of a pile foundation based on given parameters. It is determined that: 1) The pile has an ultimate soil capacity of 35.28 kN based on Brom's method and can support the actual lateral load of 2.75 kN. 2) The pile has an allowable resisting bending moment of 24.1121 kN-m and can support the actual moment of 4.5300 kN-m. 3) Reinforcement of a column post section with diameter 76 mm and 3.2 mm thickness is sufficient, providing a cross-sectional area of 1170 mm2 which exceeds the required reinforcement area of 282.6 mm2.

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  • Calculation of Axial Load
  • Ultimate Soil Capacity (Broms' Method)
  • Bending Moment
  • Design of Reinforcement in Pile

DETERMINATION OF TYPE OF SOIL:

Length of the pile L pile = 2000 mm


Dia of the pile D pile = 300 mm
Density of concrete ρconc = 2400 kgf/m^3
Density of soil ρdry = 18 kn/m^3
Angle of friction θ= 31.23 deg.
Unsupported length above ground e pile = 150 mm
2
Weight of the pile Wtpile= π/4*Dpile (L pile + e pile)*ρconc
3.57 Kn
Net load on the column Fnet = Fdead + Wtpile
4.21 Kn
Cohesion Cpile = 20 Kn/m^2 (from soil report)

End Bearing Resistance of Pile


[as per reference IS 2911 (Part 1/Sec 1) : 2010]
base Area of pile Ap 0.07065 m^2
Effective overburden pressure at pile toe (t/m2) q 0.45 T/m^2
Bearing capacity factors Nq 7.82
(as per soil
Bearing capacity factors Nc 9
report)
bearing capacity factors Ny 7.127

Qb= AP(q*Nq +0.5*ρdry*D*Ny) + Ap*Nc*Cp


1.66 T

Axial Load 0.80 T (from staad model)

SAFE

Modulus of Subgrade reaction, ƞ h= 3500 KN/M^3


[as per reference 1, Annexure C, Table 3]
(As the soil is of medium consistency from the soil report and considering the dry condition)

Grade of concrete used in the foundation = M25 Fck = 20 MPa

0.5
Modulus of elasticity of the concrete E= 5000 (Fck)
22361 MPa

4
Moment of inertia of pile I= π/4*(Dpile /2)
3.97E+08 mm^4

0.2
Stiffness factor T= (E*1/ƞh)
[as per reference 1, Annex-C, Class C-2.3] 1.45 m

The pile is to be checked for ultimate soil resistance and bending moments considering the short pile concept.
[as per reference 1 , Table 5]
ULTIMATE SOIL CAPACITY (BY BROM'S METHOD):

As per reference 3, the ultimate soil capacity is determined using Brom's method.

The pile can be classified as Free head short pile,

The passive earth pressure coefficient K P= 1+sinθ/1-sinθ

3.2
Effective soil density, ꝩ=ρdry = 18 kn/m^3

LATERAL SHER

[as per reference 3, Fig 6.28(a)]

For epile / Dpile= 0.5 and


Lpile / Dpile= 6.67

2
Ultimate lateral resistance due to cohesion, Quc / [Link] = 2

2
Quc= [Link]
3.60 Kn

3
Ultimate resistance under friction, Quf= 0.5*ꝩ*Lpile *Bpile*Kp/ epile + Lpile
31.68 Kn

Ultimate load capacity Qu = Quc + Quf


35.28 Kn

Assuming factor of saftey = 2.5 FOS= 2.5

Allowable lateral resistance Qall= Qu/FOS


14.11 Kn

Actual value of shear from the superstructure Q= 2.75 Kn (from staad model)

Therefore, PileL= SAFE


BENDING MOMENT

Free Head Short Rigid Pile

Deformation Mode Soil Reaction and Bending Moment in cohesive and


cohesionless soils

Resistance to moment due to cohesion,

X0C= Quc/5* Cpile*Bpile


0.12 m

Mmaxc= Quc*(epile + 1.5*Bpile + 0.5*X0c)


2.38 kn.m

Resistance to moment due to friction X0f= 0.82*( Quf/ ꝩ*Bpile*Kp)0.5


1.12 m
Mmaxf= Quf (epile + 1.5*x0f)
57.90 kn.m
Overall resistance, Mmax= Mmaxc + Mmaxf
60.28 kn.m

Assuming factor of saftey of 2.5 FOSm= 2.5

Allowable resisting moment M= Mmax/ FOSm


24.1121 kn.m

Actual moment from the superstructure, QM = 4.5300 kn.m (from staad model)

Therefore, PileM= SAFE


DESIGN OF REINFORCEMENT IN PILE
The vertical and lateral loads on pile are,

Since no IS code explains tensile strength with bending for circular sections, the following calculation is performed
by considering the circular area with equivalent rectangular area
[as per IS:456-2000, chart 76]

2
Area of the circular section Ac= π(Dpile/2)
2
0.07 m
0.5
Equivalent side of a square br= (Ac)
0.27 m

3
Tensile strength with bending of concrete used, QM / Fck. br = 0.000249

2
Fuplift / [Link] = 0.003

Percentage of steel P%= 0.02* Fck


P%= 0.4

2
Cross sectional area of the pile Acs= 70650 mm

Area of the steel required Areq= (P%/100)*Acs


2
282.6 mm

Column post section dia 76 mm 3.2 thickness is provided as reinforcement for the foundation.

Area of steel at any cross section of pile is,

Acol.= 1170 mm2 (c/s area of ismc 100)

2
As Acol.= 1170 > Areq = 282.6 mm

Designcp= SAFE

DETERMINATION OF TYPE OF SOIL:
Length of the pile
L pile =
2000 mm
Dia of the pile
D pile =
300 mm
Density of concrete
ρconc
ULTIMATE SOIL CAPACITY (BY BROM'S METHOD):
As per reference 3, the ultimate soil capacity is determined using Brom's method.
BENDING MOMENT
Free Head Short Rigid Pile 
Deformation Mode
Resistance to moment due to cohesion,
X0C=
0.12 m
Mmaxc= Quc*(epi
DESIGN OF REINFORCEMENT IN PILE
The vertical and lateral loads on pile are,
[as per IS:456-2000, chart 76]
Area of the circul

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