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Design Example On A Pile Foundation - Seismic Design Eurocode
Design Example On A Pile Foundation - Seismic Design Eurocode
In this section e shall outline the design of a pile foundation for a typical
column of the building for which the seismic designs were carried out in
earlier chapters. f course in reality the design of pile foundations ill be carried
out for individual columns with the associated reductions in the pile lengths
and/or pile diameters to suit the design load on the column. Here we shall
only consider one typical column along the D line on the plan of the building.
Another premise that is made here is the requirement of the pile foundations.
It is assumed that the building will be located at 'Site A for economic and Psha Seismic Equation
operational reasons.
Liquefaction potential analysis confirms that a 10 m thick layer of loose Pile Negative Friction Eurocode
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sand underlying the clay layer is 'liquefiable' during the design earthquake
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C oncrete Design
Soil Mechanics
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Seismic Design Eurocode
Aeroelasticity
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Figure 9.15 Borehole data from Site A Elasticity
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Table 9.5 Loading on the foundation from the columns Structural Reliability
Finite Element Method
Column C Column D Axial load 5978 kN 862 kN Shear load 826 kN 826 kN
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Moment load 2405 kNm 2088 kNm Wastewater Treatment
Steel Structures Eurocode
The above ground conditions at this site would necessitate the requirement Aluminium Structures Eurocode
of pile foundations. he pile foundations ould be required to pass through the Seismic Analysis Methods
loose sand layer and end bearing fully into the dense sand layer. Theory of Structures
Wind Actions
9.7.2 Structural loading on piles Structural Fire Design Eurocode
Masonry Structures Eurocode
In Chapter 3 the structural analysis of the building frame is considered. Here
Damage Mechanics
we use the loading obtained from those analyses (using q factor of 3.9 and Eurocode 2 Guide
choosing the concrete frame building that has the more severe loading case). Masonry Structures C alculation
Geotechnical Design
These loads are obtained with due consideration to the capacity design
C oncrete Building Structures
aspects and are shown in Table 9.5. Please note that the worst loading Steelwork Building Structures
occurs on columns along the lines C and D, each line reaching a maximum Geotechnical Design
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load hile the other is at a iniu.
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herefore the loading on the pile group is: Design vertical load NEd = 5978 kN Finite Element Method
Seismic Analysis
Design moment load MEd = 2505kNm Design horizontal, shear load VEd =
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826 kN C oncrete Bridges
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Based on the above requirements, the following will be assumed regarding
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the pile foundations. Choose: C omposite Bridges
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2 X 2 pile group for columns along the D line Design of Buildings Eurocode
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steel tubular driven pile
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pile diameter 800 mm; pile wall thickness 20 mm Structural Timber Design
Various other pile types can be considered for this application, such as
concrete bored piles, precast concrete driven piles or steel H-piles for
example.
The piles are required to be designed according the provisions of EC7. Here
the UK National Annex provisions are also taken into consideration.
Assume pile is plugged and can develop full end bearing capacity.
9.7.4.1 Combination 1
Note: a model factor, Mp, is also required. From the UK National Annex the
model factor is 1.4 if the pile has been designed from soil test data alone. If
the pile capacity has been verified using a maintained load test the model
factor is 1.2.
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