A single solid circular pile of diameter 0.75 m is driven 15 m into soil consisting of 5 m of loose sand over a thick layer of medium dense sand. The water table (WT) is 5.0 m below the ground surface. The upper layer of sand has y=17kN/m³ above the WT and y=19.8kN/m' below the WT, c'=0, p'= 27°. The lower deposit of dense sand has y=20.0kN/m³ below the WT, c'=0, p=38°. Along the pile-soil interface, it is assumed that K=1-sino' and 8'=0.750' and the pile is assumed to be weightless with the bearing capacity factor N = 120. (a) Determine the shaft capacity of the pile; (b) Calculate the base capacity of the pile; and (c) Determine the ultimate load capacity of the pile.
A single solid circular pile of diameter 0.75 m is driven 15 m into soil consisting of 5 m of loose sand over a thick layer of medium dense sand. The water table (WT) is 5.0 m below the ground surface. The upper layer of sand has y=17kN/m³ above the WT and y=19.8kN/m' below the WT, c'=0, p'= 27°. The lower deposit of dense sand has y=20.0kN/m³ below the WT, c'=0, p=38°. Along the pile-soil interface, it is assumed that K=1-sino' and 8'=0.750' and the pile is assumed to be weightless with the bearing capacity factor N = 120. (a) Determine the shaft capacity of the pile; (b) Calculate the base capacity of the pile; and (c) Determine the ultimate load capacity of the pile.
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A single solid circular pile of diameter
0.75 m
is driven
15 m
into soil consisting of
5 m
of loose sand over a thick layer of medium dense sand. The water table (WT) is
5.0 m
below the ground surface. The upper layer of sand has
γ=17kN/m
3
above the WT and
γ=19.8kN/m
3
below the WT,
c
′
=0,φ
′
=27
∘
. The lower deposit of dense sand has
γ=20.0kN/m
3
below the WT,
c
′
=0
,
φ
′
=38
∘
. Along the pile-soil interface, it is assumed that
K=1−sinϕ
′
and
δ
′
=0.75φ
′
and the pile is assumed to be weightless with the bearing capacity factor
N
q
=120
. (a) Determine the shaft capacity of the pile; (b) Calculate the base capacity of the pile; and (c) Determine the ultimate load capacity of the pile.
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