For the pile distribution below, determine the load Pp that the red pile will receive, in Ton. P = 254 Ton, d = 2 m, ex = 0.2 m, ey = 0.3 m, H= 1.3 m. ex, e and positive with the axes. Consider theself-weight of the head.OOO+2/2+0+0+0/2+d/2

given:d= 2 mex=0.2 mey=0.3 mH=1.3 mP=254 ton

For the pile distribution below, determine the load Pp that the red pile will receive, in Ton. P=254 Ton, d = 2 m, ex = 0.2 m, ey = 0.3 m = 1.3 m. ex, e and positive with the axes. Consider the self-weight of the head. O O O Paol O O O ● O d/2

For the pile distribution below, determine the load Pp that the red pile will receive, in Ton. P=254 Ton, d = 2 m, ex = 0.2 m, ey = 0.3 m = 1.3 m. ex, e and positive with the axes. Consider the self-weight of the head. O O O Paol O O O ● O d/2

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For the pile distribution below, determine the load Pp that the red pile will receive, in Ton. P = 254 Ton, d = 2 m, ex = 0.2 m, ey = 0.3 m, H
= 1.3 m. ex, e and positive with the axes. Consider the
self-weight of the head.
O
O
O
+2/2+0+0+0/2+
d/2

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