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    This document discusses estimating the length of piles needed to support a given load. It provides equations to calculate the load carried at the pile point (Qp) and load carried by skin friction (Qs). Tables of values show how Qs, Qp, and total load (Ru) vary with pile length and diameter. A linear interpolation equation is given to estimate the total load (Pu) for a given pile length, and an example calculation estimates a required pile length of 25 meters to support a load of 11836.6 kN.

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    This document discusses estimating the length of piles needed to support a given load. It provides equations to calculate the load carried at the pile point (Qp) and load carried by skin friction (Qs). Tables of values show how Qs, Qp, and total load (Ru) vary with pile length and diameter. A linear interpolation equation is given to estimate the total load (Pu) for a given pile length, and an example calculation estimates a required pile length of 25 meters to support a load of 11836.6 kN.

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    This document discusses estimating the length of piles needed to support a given load. It provides equations to calculate the load carried at the pile point (Qp) and load carried by skin friction (Qs). Tables of values show how Qs, Qp, and total load (Ru) vary with pile length and diameter. A linear interpolation equation is given to estimate the total load (Pu) for a given pile length, and an example calculation estimates a required pile length of 25 meters to support a load of 11836.6 kN.

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    ESTIMATING PILE LENGTH

    Ru = Rp + Rs Top of Pile = 2.3 below N.G.L.


    Where:
    Qp = Load carried at the pile point
    Qs = Load carried by skin friction developed at the side of the pile

    Diameter 1000 mm 1800 mm


    Pile Length Rs (kN) Rp (kN) Ru (kN) Rs (kN) Rp (kN) 1.25*Pile Wt. Ru (kN)
    6 359 1761 2120 646.20 5705.6 282.5 6069.38
    7.5 506 715 1221 910.80 2316.6 397.0 2830.43
    9 663 935 1598 1193.40 3029.4 511.5 3711.32
    10.5 808 1375 2183 1454.40 4455.0 626.0 5283.41
    12 941 1706 2647 1693.80 5527.4 740.5 6480.74
    13.5 1064 1816 2880 1915.20 5883.8 855.0 6944.02
    15 1178 2201 3379 2120.40 7131.2 969.5 8282.11
    16.5 1282 2256 3538 2307.60 7309.4 1084.0 8533.00
    18 1377 2201 3578 2478.60 7131.2 1198.5 8411.29
    19 1433 2366 3799 2579.40 7665.8 1274.9 8970.35
    20 1486 2531 4017 2674.80 8200.4 1351.2 9524.01

    Linear Interpolation
    m b
    0.00192158 0.25492354

    Pu= 11836.6273 kN
    L= 23.0000081 m
    Use L = 25 m

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