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    The document calculates the bearing capacity of a single driven pile foundation for a drop hammer using Janbu's equation. It provides the parameters used, including a hammer weight of 3000 lbs, pile length of 40 inches, pile diameter of 6.625 inches, and steel modulus of elasticity of 30 x 10^6 psi. The calculation determines the ultimate capacity of the pile to be 69 kips. Applying a safety factor of 3, the maximum load the pile can support is calculated to be 23 kips or 11.5 tons, which meets the required capacity of 10 tons. It specifies a minimum embedment depth of 12 meters and a blows per foot of 12 for the last 3 feet.

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    The document calculates the bearing capacity of a single driven pile foundation for a drop hammer using Janbu's equation. It provides the parameters used, including a hammer weight of 3000 lbs, pile length of 40 inches, pile diameter of 6.625 inches, and steel modulus of elasticity of 30 x 10^6 psi. The calculation determines the ultimate capacity of the pile to be 69 kips. Applying a safety factor of 3, the maximum load the pile can support is calculated to be 23 kips or 11.5 tons, which meets the required capacity of 10 tons. It specifies a minimum embedment depth of 12 meters and a blows per foot of 12 for the last 3 feet.

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    Drop Hammer (Janbu's Equation)

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    Hendra Rikardo Tobing
    The document calculates the bearing capacity of a single driven pile foundation for a drop hammer using Janbu's equation. It provides the parameters used, including a hammer weight of 3000 lbs, pile length of 40 inches, pile diameter of 6.625 inches, and steel modulus of elasticity of 30 x 10^6 psi. The calculation determines the ultimate capacity of the pile to be 69 kips. Applying a safety factor of 3, the maximum load the pile can support is calculated to be 23 kips or 11.5 tons, which meets the required capacity of 10 tons. It specifies a minimum embedment depth of 12 meters and a blows per foot of 12 for the last 3 feet.

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    Perhitungan daya dukung untuk Drop Hammer.

    Kebutuhan daya dukung pile (Janbu's Equation)


    Pu = 10 ton per pile
    Pipe support OD : 6
    Wall thickness : 0.275
    Perhitungan daya dukung satu pondasi tiang pancang (pile) tanpa menggunakan
    parameter kekuatan tanah dengan rumus Janbu :
    dimana :
    Qu

    = ultimate capacity (lb)

    = weight of pile hammer (lb)

    = drop of hammer (in)

    = final penetration (in)

    = length of pile (in)

    Wp

    = weight of pile (lb)

    = net cross sectional area of driven pile (sq-in)

    = modulus of elasticity of pile (psi)

    Esteel

    = 30 x 106 psi

    = ..(D2-d2)
    = ..(6.6252-6.0752)
    = 5.486 sq-in

    = (3000 x 40 x 480) / (5.486 x 30 x 106 x 12)


    = 0.35

    Wp

    = A x L x s (490.625 pcf)
    = 5.486/144 x 40 x 490.625
    = 747.66 lb

    Cd

    = 0.75 + 0.15 (747.66/3000)


    = 0.787

    ku

    = 0.787 [1+1+(0.35/0.787)]
    = 1.733

    Qu

    = (3000 x 40) / (1.733 x 1)


    = 69,244 lb
    = 69 kips

    Safety Factor yang digunakan rumus Janbu = 3


    Berarti load maksimum yang bisa ditahan sebenarnya :
    Qu

    = 69 kips/3
    = 23 kips
    = 11.5 ton > 10 ton => OK!

    Gunakan kedalaman minimum 12 m, serta jumlah blows per feet untuk 3 feet
    terakhir minimum 12 blows per feet!

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