A square group of 9 piles (3 in each row) isinstalled in a clayey soil. The diameter ofeach pile is 40 cm. The unconfinedcompressive strength of the clay is 100kN/m?. The shear mobilization factor is 0.6and the bearing capacity factor, N. = 9. Thelength of piles is8 m. Factor of safety is 2.5. If the efficiencyof the pile group is 85%, the total safe groupcapacity of the piles is

Given:Total number of square group of piles, n=9In each row=3diameter of each pile, d=40 cm or 0.4…

A square group of 9 piles (3 in each row) is installed in a clayey soil. The diameter of each pile is 40 cm. The unconfined compressive strength of the clay is 100 kN/m2. The shear mobilization factor is 0.6 and the bearing capacity factor, N. = 9. The length of piles is 8 m. Factor of safety is 2.5. If the efficiency of the pile group is 85%, the total safe group

A square group of 9 piles (3 in each row) is installed in a clayey soil. The diameter of each pile is 40 cm. The unconfined compressive strength of the clay is 100 kN/m2. The shear mobilization factor is 0.6 and the bearing capacity factor, N. = 9. The length of piles is 8 m. Factor of safety is 2.5. If the efficiency of the pile group is 85%, the total safe group

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