PILE FOUNDATIONS Example: 32/3 The figure shows the load test results of a 20 m long concrete pile (406 mm x 406 mm) embedded in sand. Davisson's Using method, determine the ultimate load Qu. Given E₂ = 30 x 106 kN/m². 10 15 20 Settlement, s (mm) 800 1600 2400

PILE FOUNDATIONS Example: 32/3 The figure shows the load test results of a 20 m long concrete pile (406 mm x 406 mm) embedded in sand. Davisson's Using method, determine the ultimate load Qu. Given E₂ = 30 x 106 kN/m². 10 15 20 Settlement, s (mm) 800 1600 2400

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PILE FOUNDATIONS
Example: 32/3
The figure shows the
load test results of a 20
m long concrete pile
(406 mm x 406 mm)
embedded in sand.
Davisson's
Using
method, determine the
ultimate load Qu. Given
Ep = 30 x 106 kN/m².
10
15
20
Settlement, s (mm)
800
1600
2400

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