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    This document provides production rates for bored piling based on experience from the Marina Barrage Project in Singapore. A typical crew consists of 6-7 people and plants include a bentonite silo, water tanks, de-sander, diesel piling rig, service crane, and excavator. Working conditions involve soft to medium sandy clay soils from 50-70 meters deep. The production rate is 0.60 - 1.0 piles per rig per day, with 1.0 being challenging. Polymer is more environmentally friendly than bentonite but bentonite density can be adjusted for greater water pressure.

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    This document provides production rates for bored piling based on experience from the Marina Barrage Project in Singapore. A typical crew consists of 6-7 people and plants include a bentonite silo, water tanks, de-sander, diesel piling rig, service crane, and excavator. Working conditions involve soft to medium sandy clay soils from 50-70 meters deep. The production rate is 0.60 - 1.0 piles per rig per day, with 1.0 being challenging. Polymer is more environmentally friendly than bentonite but bentonite density can be adjusted for greater water pressure.

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    This document provides production rates for bored piling based on experience from the Marina Barrage Project in Singapore. A typical crew consists of 6-7 people and plants include a bentonite silo, water tanks, de-sander, diesel piling rig, service crane, and excavator. Working conditions involve soft to medium sandy clay soils from 50-70 meters deep. The production rate is 0.60 - 1.0 piles per rig per day, with 1.0 being challenging. Polymer is more environmentally friendly than bentonite but bentonite density can be adjusted for greater water pressure.

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    BORED PILING PRODUCTION RATE (Based on Marina Barrage Project experience)


    PRODUCTION RATE CREW - 1 site supervisor; - 1 piling rig operator; - 1 service crane operator; - 1 excavator operator; - 1 welder; - Polymer or bentonite: waterman (for whole site); - Barbenders for cage fabrication (for the whole site) PLANT - Bentonite silo (portable type); - Water tanks; - De-sander; - Diesel driven crawler type piling rig; - Crawler type service crane; - Excavator WORKING CONDITION - Soft to media sandy clay; - 50-70 m deep; - D=1000-1500m; - SPT test required to determine the Old Alluvium strata (founding level); - Steel casing for top part of bored hole; - Polymer (density=1.04 t/m3) or Bentonite (density=1.02 - 1.1 t/m3);

    0.60 - 1.0 no/rig.d (1.0 is challenging, if not possible)

    NOTE: Polymer is more environment-friendly compared to bentonite, but density of bentonite can be adjusted to be heavier so as to suit greater ground water pressure. The residual of bentonite has to be sent out to the designated dumping ground. Refer to Bored Piling Technology.

    Typical bored piling layout CROSS REFERENCE Bored piling technology

    http://www.p3planningengineer.com/productivity/bored%20piling/b...

    12/12/2012

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