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0.6Dia Pile
Determination of pile capacity
Considering the nature of subsoil and type of foundation to be constructed at the site deep foundation in the form of pile
EGL = 0.00 m
Founding Depth = -30.00 m (bgl)
Cut off level = 5.00 m (bgl)
Effective length of pile shaft = 28.00 m
PILES IN GRANULAR SOILS
The ultimate bearing capacity (Qu) of piles in granular soil is given by the following formula:
D
Qu = Ap(0.5DCNr + PD N q) + ∑KPpitanδAsi [Cl. No.5.3.1.1 IS:2911(Part1/Sec2)-1979]
i=1
Where Ap = 0.28 mm2
D = 0.6 m
C = 0.85
Pd =
Nq, Nc =
K =
δ =
Asi =
PILES IN COHESIVE SOILS
The ultimate bearing capacity of piles ( Q.) in cohesive soil is given by the following formula:
Qu = AP NC. Cp + α C As
Where Ap =
NC = Bearing capacity factor usually taken as 9,
Cp = Average cohesion at pile tip in kg/cmz,
α = reduction factor,
Sub-soil Properties
Depth(m)
Effective
depth(m)
Cohesion
t/m2
Angle of
internal
friction
Submerged
Density t/m3
Nq Nc
0.0 0-5 0.0 0.00 0 0.800 10 9
5.0 5-7 2.0 0.50 0 0.850 10 9
7.0 7-31.8 24.8 0.50 0 0.850 10 9
31.8 31.8-35.5 3.7 7.00 0 0.850 10 9
35.5 Total 30.50
Dia of the pile = 0.6 m
K = 1
Cross sectional area of the pile = = 0.2827 m2
α = 0.3
Pile capacity
For Clay layer
For Sand layer
0-5 5-7 7-31.8 31.8-35.5
For Sand layer 0 0 0 0
For Clay layer 0.00 0.57 7.01 14.65
Total
Safe axial load carrying capacity of pile = 16.01 Ton
Coss sectional area of pile toe in cm2
Stem diameter in cm
Effective unit weight of soil at pile toe in kg/cm3
Effective over burden pressure at pile toe in kg/cm3
Bearing capacity factors
Coefficient of earth pressure
Angle of wall friction between pile and soil
Surface area of pile in cm2
Coss sectional area of pile toe in cm2
ApNcCp αCAs
Ap(0.5DCNc + PD N q) KPpitanδAsi
End
0
17.813
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0.6Dia Pile
Based on the above calculation it is suggested that,
Safe axial load carrying capacity may be taken as
Depth of Fixity
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0.6Dia Pile
N value
0
1
3
27
0.00
40.04
40.04
Total
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0.75Dia Pile
Determination of pile capacity
Considering the nature of subsoil and type of foundation to be constructed at the site deep foundation in the form of pile
EGL = 0.00 m
Founding Depth = -30.00 m (bgl)
Cut off level = 5.00 m (bgl)
Effective length of pile shaft = 28.00 m
PILES IN GRANULAR SOILS
The ultimate bearing capacity (Qu) of piles in granular soil is given by the following formula:
D
Qu = Ap(0.5DCNr + PD N q) + ∑KPpitanδAsi [Cl. No.5.3.1.1 IS:2911(Part1/Sec2)-1979]
i=1
Where Ap = 0.44 mm2
D = 0.75 m
C = 0.85
Pd =
Nq, Nc =
K =
δ =
Asi =
PILES IN COHESIVE SOILS
The ultimate bearing capacity of piles ( Q.) in cohesive soil is given by the following formula:
Qu = AP NC. Cp + α C As
Where Ap =
NC = Bearing capacity factor usually taken as 9,
Cp = Average cohesion at pile tip in kg/cmz,
α = reduction factor,
Sub-soil Properties
Depth(m)
Effective
depth(m)
Cohesion
t/m2
Angle of
internal
friction
Submerged
Density t/m3
Nq Nc
0.0 0-5 0.0 0.00 0 0.800 10 9
5.0 5-7 2.0 0.50 0 0.850 10 9
7.0 7-31.8 24.8 0.50 0 0.850 10 9
31.8 31.8-35.5 3.7 7.00 0 0.850 10 9
35.5 Total 30.50
Dia of the pile = 0.75 m
K = 1
Cross sectional area of the pile = = 0.4418 m2
α = 0.3
Pile capacity
For Clay layer
For Sand layer
0-5 5-7 7-31.8 31.8-35.5
For Sand layer 0 0 0 0
For Clay layer 0.00 0.71 8.77 18.31
Total
Safe axial load carrying capacity of pile = 22.24 Ton
Coss sectional area of pile toe in cm2
Stem diameter in cm
Effective unit weight of soil at pile toe in kg/cm3
Effective over burden pressure at pile toe in kg/cm3
Bearing capacity factors
Coefficient of earth pressure
Angle of wall friction between pile and soil
Surface area of pile in cm2
Coss sectional area of pile toe in cm2
ApNcCp αCAs
Ap(0.5DCNc + PD N q) KPpitanδAsi
End
0
27.833
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0.75Dia Pile
Based on the above calculation it is suggested that,
Safe axial load carrying capacity may be taken as
Depth of Fixity
Page 5
0.75Dia Pile
N value
0
1
3
27
0.00
55.61
55.61
Total
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0.8Dia Pile
Determination of pile capacity
Considering the nature of subsoil and type of foundation to be constructed at the site deep foundation in the form of pile
EGL = 0.00 m
Founding Depth = -30.00 m (bgl)
Cut off level = 5.00 m (bgl)
Effective length of pile shaft = 28.00 m
PILES IN GRANULAR SOILS
The ultimate bearing capacity (Qu) of piles in granular soil is given by the following formula:
D
Qu = Ap(0.5DCNr + PD N q) + ∑KPpitanδAsi [Cl. No.5.3.1.1 IS:2911(Part1/Sec2)-1979]
i=1
Where Ap = 0.50 mm2
D = 0.8 m
C = 0.85
Pd =
Nq, Nc =
K =
δ =
Asi =
PILES IN COHESIVE SOILS
The ultimate bearing capacity of piles ( Q.) in cohesive soil is given by the following formula:
Qu = AP NC. Cp + α C As
Where Ap =
NC = Bearing capacity factor usually taken as 9,
Cp = Average cohesion at pile tip in kg/cmz,
α = reduction factor,
Sub-soil Properties
Depth(m)
Effective
depth(m)
Cohesion
t/m2
Angle of
internal
friction
Submerged
Density t/m3
Nq Nc
0.0 0-5 0.0 0.00 0 0.800 10 9
5.0 5-7 2.0 0.50 0 0.850 10 9
7.0 7-31.8 24.8 0.50 0 0.850 10 9
31.8 31.8-35.5 3.7 7.00 0 0.850 10 9
35.5 Total 30.50
Dia of the pile = 0.8 m
K = 1
Cross sectional area of the pile = = 0.5027 m2
α = 0.3
Pile capacity
For Clay layer
For Sand layer
0-5 5-7 7-31.8 31.8-35.5
For Sand layer 0 0 0 0
For Clay layer 0.00 0.75 9.35 19.53
Total
Safe axial load carrying capacity of pile = 24.52 Ton
Coss sectional area of pile toe in cm2
Stem diameter in cm
Effective unit weight of soil at pile toe in kg/cm3
Effective over burden pressure at pile toe in kg/cm3
Bearing capacity factors
Coefficient of earth pressure
Angle of wall friction between pile and soil
Surface area of pile in cm2
Coss sectional area of pile toe in cm2
ApNcCp αCAs
Ap(0.5DCNc + PD N q) KPpitanδAsi
End
0
31.667
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0.8Dia Pile
Based on the above calculation it is suggested that,
Safe axial load carrying capacity may be taken as
Depth of Fixity
Page 8
0.8Dia Pile
N value
0
1
3
27
0.00
61.30
61.30
Total
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0.9Dia Pile
Determination of pile capacity
Considering the nature of subsoil and type of foundation to be constructed at the site deep foundation in the form of pile
EGL = 0.00 m
Founding Depth = -30.00 m (bgl)
Cut off level = 5.00 m (bgl)
Effective length of pile shaft = 28.00 m
PILES IN GRANULAR SOILS
The ultimate bearing capacity (Qu) of piles in granular soil is given by the following formula:
D
Qu = Ap(0.5DCNr + PD N q) + ∑KPpitanδAsi [Cl. No.5.3.1.1 IS:2911(Part1/Sec2)-1979]
i=1
Where Ap = 0.64 mm2
D = 0.9 m
C = 0.85
Pd =
Nq, Nc =
K =
δ =
Asi =
PILES IN COHESIVE SOILS
The ultimate bearing capacity of piles ( Q.) in cohesive soil is given by the following formula:
Qu = AP NC. Cp + α C As
Where Ap =
NC = Bearing capacity factor usually taken as 9,
Cp = Average cohesion at pile tip in kg/cmz,
α = reduction factor,
Sub-soil Properties
Depth(m)
Effective
depth(m)
Cohesion
t/m2
Angle of
internal
friction
Submerged
Density t/m3
Nq Nc N value
0.0 0-5 0.0 0.00 0 0.800 10 9 0
5.0 5-7 2.0 0.50 0 0.850 10 9 1
7.0 7-31.8 24.8 0.50 0 0.850 10 9 3
31.8 31.8-35.5 3.7 7.00 0 0.850 10 9 27
35.5 Total 30.50
Dia of the pile = 0.9 m
K = 1
Cross sectional area of the pile = = 0.6362 m2
α = 0.3
Pile capacity
For Clay layer
For Sand layer
0-5 5-7 7-31.8 31.8-35.5
For Sand layer 0 0 0 0 0.00
For Clay layer 0.00 0.85 10.52 21.97 73.41
Total 73.41
Safe axial load carrying capacity of pile = 29.37 Ton
Based on the above calculation it is suggested that,
Safe axial load carrying capacity may be taken as
Coss sectional area of pile toe in cm2
Stem diameter in cm
Effective unit weight of soil at pile toe in kg/cm3
Effective over burden pressure at pile toe in kg/cm3
Bearing capacity factors
Coefficient of earth pressure
Angle of wall friction between pile and soil
Surface area of pile in cm2
Coss sectional area of pile toe in cm2
ApNcCp αCAs
Total
Ap(0.5DCNc + PD N q) KPpitanδAsi
End
0
40.079
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1.0Dia Pile
COCHIN PROJECT
Determination of pile capacity
Considering the nature of subsoil and type of foundation to be constructed at the site deep foundation in the form of pile
EGL = 0.00 m
Founding Depth = -30.00 m (bgl)
Cut off level = 5.00 m (bgl)
Effective length of pile shaft = 28.00 m
PILES IN GRANULAR SOILS
The ultimate bearing capacity (Qu) of piles in granular soil is given by the following formula:
D
Qu = Ap(0.5DCNr + PD N q) + ∑KPpitanδAsi [Cl. No.5.3.1.1 IS:2911(Part1/Sec2)-1979]
i=1
Where Ap = 0.79 mm2
D = 1 m
C = 0.85
Pd =
Nq, Nc =
K =
δ =
Asi =
PILES IN COHESIVE SOILS
The ultimate bearing capacity of piles ( Q.) in cohesive soil is given by the following formula:
Qu = AP NC. Cp + α C As
Where Ap =
NC = Bearing capacity factor usually taken as 9,
Cp = Average cohesion at pile tip in kg/cmz,
α = reduction factor,
Sub-soil Properties
Depth(m)
Effective
depth(m)
Cohesion
t/m2
Angle of
internal
friction
Submerged
Density t/m3
Nq NcN value
0.0 0-5 0.0 0.00 0 0.800 10 9 0
5.0 5-7 2.0 0.00 0 0.850 10 9 1
7.0 7-31.8 24.8 0.50 0 0.850 10 9 3
31.8 31.8-35.5 3.7 7.00 0 0.850 10 9 27
35.5 Total 30.50
Dia of the pile = 1 m
K = 1
Cross sectional area of the pile = = 0.785 m2
α = 0.3
Pile capacity
For Clay layer
For Sand layer
0-5 5-7 7-31.8 31.8-35.5
For Sand layer 0 0 0 0 0.00
For Clay layer 0.00 0.00 11.69 24.41 85.58
Total 85.58
Safe axial load carrying capacity of pile = 34.23 Ton
Based on the above calculation it is suggested that,
Safe axial load carrying capacity may be taken as
Coss sectional area of pile toe in cm2
Stem diameter in cm
Effective unit weight of soil at pile toe in kg/cm3
Effective over burden pressure at pile toe in kg/cm3
Bearing capacity factors
Coefficient of earth pressure
Angle of wall friction between pile and soil
Surface area of pile in cm2
Coss sectional area of pile toe in cm2
ApNcCp αCAs
Total
Ap(0.5DCNc + PD N q) KPpitanδAsi
End
0
49.480
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1.2Dia Pile
COCHIN PROJECT
Determination of pile capacity
Considering the nature of subsoil and type of foundation to be constructed at the site deep foundation in the form of pile
EGL = 0.00 m
Founding Depth = -30.00 m (bgl)
Cut off level = 5.00 m (bgl)
Effective length of pile shaft = 28.00 m
PILES IN GRANULAR SOILS
The ultimate bearing capacity (Qu) of piles in granular soil is given by the following formula:
D
Qu = Ap(0.5DCNr + PD N q) + ∑KPpitanδAsi [Cl. No.5.3.1.1 IS:2911(Part1/Sec2)-1979]
i=1
Where Ap = 1.13 mm2
D = 1.2 m
C = 0.85
Pd =
Nq, Nc =
K =
δ =
Asi =
PILES IN COHESIVE SOILS
The ultimate bearing capacity of piles ( Q.) in cohesive soil is given by the following formula:
Qu = AP NC. Cp + α C As
Where Ap =
NC = Bearing capacity factor usually taken as 9,
Cp = Average cohesion at pile tip in kg/cmz,
α = reduction factor,
Sub-soil Properties
Depth(m)
Effective
depth(m)
Cohesion
t/m2
Angle of
internal
friction
Submerged
Density t/m3
Nq NcN value
0.0 0-5 0.0 0.00 0 0.800 10 9 0
5.0 5-7 2.0 0.00 0 0.850 10 9 1
7.0 7-31.8 24.8 0.50 0 0.850 10 9 3
31.8 31.8-35.5 3.7 7.00 0 0.850 10 9 27
35.5 Total 30.50
Dia of the pile = 1.2 m
K = 1
Cross sectional area of the pile = = 1.131 m2
α = 0.3
Pile capacity
For Clay layer
For Sand layer
0-5 5-7 7-31.8 31.8-35.5
For Sand layer 0 0 0 0 0.00
For Clay layer 0.00 0.00 14.02 29.29 114.57
Total 114.57
Safe axial load carrying capacity of pile = 45.83 Ton
Based on the above calculation it is suggested that,
Safe axial load carrying capacity may be taken as
Total
Ap(0.5DCNc + PD N q) KPpitanδAsi
End
0
71.251
Angle of wall friction between pile and soil
Surface area of pile in cm2
Coss sectional area of pile toe in cm2
ApNcCp αCAs
Coss sectional area of pile toe in cm2
Stem diameter in cm
Effective unit weight of soil at pile toe in kg/cm3
Effective over burden pressure at pile toe in kg/cm3
Bearing capacity factors
Coefficient of earth pressure
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Summary of load analysis
Load on each wheel = 15 t
Impact facor = 18.8 % Reference taken from BEHP project
Load on each wheel 17.70 t
RC Beam Size = 0.4 x 0.3 m
load UDL of RC beam 0.30 kN/m
Load of ISMB is not taken because RC beam weight is critical load case
Axial Load on Pile LL case
1 2 50.27 17.62 21.930
2 2.5 72.88 21.44 26.756
3 3 109.10 24.37 29.560
4 3.2 119.70 25.70 30.201
5 3.5 134.72 26.30 30.941
6 4 164.78 27.64 32.053
7 4.5 193.90 28.67 32.822
8 5 221.80 29.57 33.381
9 5.5 255.15 30.40 33.831
10 6 283.41 31.18 34.801
Axial Load on Pile DL case
1 2 1.17 0.35 0.651
2 2.5 1.85 0.44 0.851
3 3 2.67 0.52 0.979
4 3.2 3.04 0.56 1.045
5 3.5 3.64 0.61 1.143
6 4 4.76 0.70 1.307
7 4.5 6.03 0.79 1.471
8 5 7.45 0.87 1.634
9 5.5 9.02 0.96 1.798
10 6 10.74 1.05 1.960
Total Load summary
0.6 0.75 0.8 0.9 1.0 1.2
1 2 51.45 17.96 22.581
2 2.5 74.72 21.87 27.607
3 3 111.77 24.90 30.539
4 3.2 122.73 26.26 31.246
5 3.5 138.36 26.91 32.084
6 4 169.54 28.34 33.360
7 4.5 199.93 29.46 34.293
8 5 229.25 30.44 35.015
9 5.5 264.17 31.36 35.629
10 6 294.16 32.23 36.761
Sl No Spacing
m
BM
kN-m
Shear
MT
Suuport
reaction
MT
Shear
MT
Suuport
reaction
MT
Sl No Spacing
m
BM
kN-m
Shear
MT
Suuport
reaction
Sl No Spacing
m
BM
kN-m
24.8 29.37
Max capacity of pile
34.23 45.8316 22.24
PROJECT : NEW CONNECTIVITY TO COCHIN PORT
Due to LL
Max BM = 11.90 t-m
Max SF = 25.70 t
Max Reacion = 30.20 t
Due To DL
Max BM = 0.55 t-m
Max SF = 0.49 t
Max Reacion = 0.82 t
Total BM & SF
Max BM = 12.45 t-m
Max SF = 26.19 t
Max Reacion = 31.02 t
Steel grade = Fe250
Try ISMB 600 500
A= 156.21 A= 110.74
D = 600 mm D = 500
Fw = 210 mm Fw = 180
Tf = 20.8 mm Tf = 17.20
Tw = 12 mm Tw = 10.20
Ixx = 91813 cm4 Ixx = 45218.30
ryy = 4.12 mm ryy = 3.52
Zxx = 3060.4 cm3 Zxx = 1808.70
σac = 40.69 N/mm2 Permissible σac = 68.86 N/mm2
Permissible σac = 165.00 N/mm2 Permissible σac = 165.00 N/mm2
Safe Safe
Shear calcullationV = 25.7 t V = 25.7 t
τvcal = 35.69 N/mm2 τvcal = 50.39 N/mm2
Permissibel Tva= 100 N/mm2 Permissibel Tva= 100 N/mm2
Safe Safe
Span = 3.2
Allowablw deflection = 9.8
Deflection from Staad = 6.74 mm
Safe
450
A= 92.27
D = 450
Fw = 150
Tf = 17.4
Tw = 9.4
Ixx = 30390.8
ryy = 3.01
Zxx = 1350.7
Permissible σac = 92.20 N/mm2
Permissible σac = 165.00 N/mm2
Safe
V = 25.7 t
τvcal = 60.76 N/mm2
Permissibel Tva= 100 N/mm2
Safe
PROJECT : NEW CONNECTIVITY TO COCHIN PORT
Due to LL
Max BM = 28.30 t-m
Max SF = 31.18 t
Max Reacion = 34.801 t
Due To DL
Max BM = 1 t-m
Max SF = 1.05 t
Max Reacion = 1.96 t
Total BM & SF
Max BM = 29.30 t-m
Max SF = 32.23 t
Max Reacion = 36.76 t
Steel grade = Fe250
Try ISMB 600 500
Wight = Wight =
A= 156.21 A= 110.74
D = 600 mm D = 500
Fw = 210 mm Fw = 180
Tf = 20.8 mm Tf = 17.2
Tw = 12 mm Tw = 10.2
Ixx = 91813 cm4 Ixx = 45218.3
ryy = 4.12 mm ryy = 3.52
Zxx = 3060.4 cm3 Zxx = 1808.7
σac = 95.74 N/mm2 Permissible σac = 161.99 N/mm2
Permissible σac = 165.00 N/mm2 Permissible σac = 165.00 N/mm2
Safe Safe
Shear calcullationV = 31.18 t V = 31.18 t
τvcal = 43.31 N/mm2 τvcal = 61.14 N/mm2
Permissibel Tva= 100 N/mm2 Permissibel Tva= 100 N/mm2
Safe Safe
Span = 6
Allowablw deflection = 18.5
Deflection from Staad = 26.309 mm
Unsafe
450
Wight =
A= 92.27
D = 450
Fw = 150
Tf = 17.4
Tw = 9.4
Ixx = 30390.8
ryy = 3.01
Zxx = 1350.7
Permissible σac = 216.92 N/mm2
Permissible σac = 165.00 N/mm2
Unsafe
V = 31.18 t
τvcal = 73.71 N/mm2
Permissibel Tva= 100 N/mm2
Safe