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Ultimate Pile Load Capacity in Clays

The document discusses the ultimate load capacity of a pile in clay, focusing on unitary resistance, friction resistance, and point resistance. It includes calculations for axial load combinations, geotechnical models, and various parameters affecting load capacity. Additionally, it outlines methods for determining permissible load capacity in clayey soils and presents data for design considerations.

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Ultimate Pile Load Capacity in Clays

The document discusses the ultimate load capacity of a pile in clay, focusing on unitary resistance, friction resistance, and point resistance. It includes calculations for axial load combinations, geotechnical models, and various parameters affecting load capacity. Additionally, it outlines methods for determining permissible load capacity in clayey soils and presents data for design considerations.

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ULTIMATE LOAD CAPACITY OF A PILE IN CLAYS METHODa(ALFA)

Unitary Resistance by Stem in Clays AXIAL LOAD COMBINATIONS


0.45
a= C
Cu COMPRESSION QultQp+Qf–Wpp SEISMIC EXTRACTION Qult=Qs+Wpp
Where:
Average effective vertical effort for the entire anchorage length
cu Average undrained shear strengthf=0)
aFactor Alpha. Sladen 1992
C 0.4 to 0.5 for bored piles > 0.5 for driven piles
FRICTION RESISTANCE (LOAD CAPACITY BY STEM) POINT RESISTANCE (POINT LOAD CAPACITY)

Variation of a (interpolated values based on Terzaghi, Peck and Mesri, 1996) GEOTECHNICAL MODEL
avs cu/Pa
cu/Pa a c /Pa Calculate the net ultimate load capacity of the pile
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5u 3.0
0.1 1.000 0.000 2.0 NAF c = 7.00 ton/m2
0.2 0.920 g1.68 ton/m3
0.3 0.820 6.0 CLAY LAYER gsaid1.72 ton/m3
0.4 0.740 0.200 f =5
R
0.6 0.620 y = 0.4762x-0.385
0.8 0.540
1.0 0.480 0.400
Sandy clay layer
1.2 0.420
c = 10.00 tons/m2
1.4 0.400
0.600 fR15.00 °
1.6 0.380 20.0
g1.78 ton/m3
1.8 0.360 gsat1.82 ton/m3
2.0 0.350
0.800
2.4 0.340
2.8 0.340
1.000

1,200 THICKNESS LAYER II 30 m

1,400
a= 0.4762 (cu/pa)-0.385
Pa = Atmospheric Pressure = 100 kN/m2
DATA: TASK: LAMBDA METHOD AND ALPHA
DELIVERY
2 2
D 0.60m Ap 0.2827 m NAF 2m PDESIGN(ton) = 100 300 500 17/03/21 Antes 24 HRS
3
P 1.885m gconcrete 2.4 ton/m F.S. 3m FRSIS EXTR 0.6 Lf(m) = ? ? ? F.S.= 3.0FRSIS EXTR 0.6
QULT=Qp+Qs-Wpp
(ton) QULT=Qs+Wpp (ton)
0.45 CAPCA FOR EARTHQUAKE
CAPCA FOR
BENT PILOT C= 0.5 a= C COMPRESSION EXTRACTION
Cu
s'cash QULT SIS Qadm SIS
Up to gmo gsat
THICKNESS sfloor U s' cash heavy. cyou're heavy cu f QULT NETA Qadm NETA EXTRACTIONEXTRACTION
since (m) (m) (ton/m3) L (ton/m2) (ton/m2(ton/m2(ton/m2) cu(ton/m2) (ton/m2) heavy/pa a (ton/m2) Qs (ton) Qp (ton) WPP(ton) COMP(ton) COMP(ton) (ton) (ton)
0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.0000 0.0000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 1 1 1.68 1 1.68 0.00 1.680 1.68 7.00 7.00 0.69 0.2631 1.8415 3.47 17.81 0.68 20.61 6.87 4.15 2.49
1 2 1 1.68 2 3.36 0.00 3.360 2.52 7.00 7.00 0.69 0.3157 2.2101 8.33 17.81 1.36 24.79 8.26 9.69 5.81
2 5 3 1.72 5 8.52 3.00 5.520 4.32 7.00 7.00 0.69 0.4024 2.8167 26.55 17.81 3.39 40.97 13.66 29.94 17.96
5 8 3 1.72 8 13.68 6.00 7.680 5.58 7.00 7.00 0.69 0.4515 3.1605 47.66 17.81 5.43 60.04 20.01 53.09 31.85
8 13 5 1.82 ["13","22.78","11.00","11.780"] 7.96 10.00 8.15 0.80 0.4947 4.9474 121.23 25.45 8.82 137.86 45.95 130.06 78.03
13 18 5 1.82 18 31.88 16.00 15.880 10.16 10.00 8.67 0.85 0.5372 5.3716 182.25 25.45 12.21 195.49 65.16 194.47 116.68
18 23 5 1.82 23 40.98 21.00 19.980 12.30 10.00 8.96 0.88 0.5767 5.7666 250.01 25.45 15.61 259.85 86.62 265.61 159.37
23 28 5 1.82 28 50.08 26.00 24.080 14.40 10.00 9.14 0.90 0.6134 6.1343 323.76 25.45 19.00 330.21 110.07 342.76 205.66

Geostatic Efforts (ton/m2) Capacity of Acceptable Cards Methoda, in clayey soils


Permissible Load Capacity (tons)
0.00 10.00 20.00 30.00 40.00 50.00 60.00 0 50 100 150 200 250
0 0

5 5

10 10

15 15

20 20

25 25

DPILOT(m)= 0.60
30 30
PDESIGN(ton) = 100
Lf (m) = 26.2
EFFORT DUE TO THE SOIL PORE PRESSURE EFFECTIVE SOIL EFFORT
NETA COMP (tons) Qadm SIS EXTRACTION (ton) P DISEÑO (ton) = 100

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