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Pile Capacity Predictions Using Static and Dynamic Load Testing
Recommendations regarding the most reliable and economical load test methods needed by highway agencies for the design and control of bridge piles are introduced. The report contains an intensive review of the state-of-the-art of the loading equipment and instrumentations for the measurement of load and deformation. A review of the state-of-the-art of dynamic measurements and their potential uses is included. Recommendations are made concerning the necessary equipment and the associated costs. The phenomenon of residual stresses due to pile driving is discussed in detail. A simple approach was developed for the prediction of such stresses to make better predictions of pile capacity and to facilitate better interpretation of load results. A computer program, named PPILENF, was developed for the purpose of predicting additional pile loads due to negative skin friction. A complete user's manual is given, including several illustrative examples.
Pile Capacity Predictions Using Static and Dynamic Load Testing
Recommendations regarding the most reliable and economical load test methods needed by highway agencies for the design and control of bridge piles are introduced. The report contains an intensive review of the state-of-the-art of the loading equipment and instrumentations for the measurement of load and deformation. A review of the state-of-the-art of dynamic measurements and their potential uses is included. Recommendations are made concerning the necessary equipment and the associated costs. The phenomenon of residual stresses due to pile driving is discussed in detail. A simple approach was developed for the prediction of such stresses to make better predictions of pile capacity and to facilitate better interpretation of load results. A computer program, named PPILENF, was developed for the purpose of predicting additional pile loads due to negative skin friction. A complete user's manual is given, including several illustrative examples.
Pile Capacity Predictions Using Static and Dynamic Load Testing
A. A. Darrag (author)
1987
339 pages
Report
No indication
English
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