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CALCULATION OF LOAD CARRYING CAPACITY OF PILE

Calculation of load carrying capacity of bored cast in-situ pile of BH-1(AB-1)


Dia = 1.2 m
Length = 30.0 m From G.S.L
Vertical Load Carrying Capacity
As per IRC:78-2014 (Appendix-5) & IS : 2911 Part I / Sec 2 - 2010 (Appendix B)

Axial Capacity of Piles in Soil - Static Formula

Ultimate Load Carrying Capacity (Qu) of a Pile is given by :


Qu = Ru + Rf
Where, Ru = Ultimate Base Resistance
Rf = Ultimate Shaft Resistance

The Ultimate Base Resistance of Pile is as follows:


Ru = Ap Nc cp + Ap (0.5 Dγ Nγ + PDNq)
= X' + Y' where; X' = Ap N c c p For Cohesive Soil
Y' = Ap (0.5 Dγ Nγ + PDNq) For Granular Soil
The Ultimate Side Resistance of Pile due to friction is as follows:

Rf = Σni=1 αi ci Asi+ Σ K PDi tan δi Asi

= X+Y where; X= Σni=1αi ci Asi For Cohesive Soil


Y= Σni=1 Ki PDi tan δi Asi For Granular Soil
Where; Ap = cross sectional area of pile tip, in m2
Nc = bearing capacity factor, may be taken as " 9 "
cp = average cohesion at pile tip, in kN/m2
αi = adhesion factor for the ith layer depending on the consistency of soil
ci = average cohesion for the ith layer, in kN/m2
Ap = cross sectional area of pile tip, in m2
D = diameter of the pile shaft, in m
γ = effective unit weight of the soil at pile tip, in kN/m 2
PD = effective overburden pressure at pile tip, in kN/m 2
Σ i=1
n
= summation for layers 1 to n in which pile is installed and which contribute to positive skin friction.
Nγ & N q = bearing capacity factors depending upon the angle of internal friction "ϕ" at pile tip.
Ki = coefficient of Earth pressure applicable for the ith layer.
PDi = effective overburden pressure for the " ith " layer, in kN/m2
d = angle of wall friction between pile and soil, in degrees (may be taken equal to f).
Asi = surface area of pile shaft in the ith layer, in m 2

Presented below is in tabular form the various soil parameters as encountered through the Bore hole

Bore hole Location AB-1

Bulk
Scour Thickness of Depth from Avg. SPT Density
Levels C ϕ Compnent
Level Layer the strata Bed Value γb (X or Y)
N
64.400 (m) (m) t / m3 kg / cm2 (degrees)
59.900 1 4.50 4.50 8 1.746 0.00 21 Y
53.900 2.660 2 6.00 10.50 22 2.080 0.48 8 X
50.900 3 3.00 13.50 38 1.875 0.00 25 Y
46.400 4 4.50 18.00 40 1.880 0.00 26 Y
Design Parameters
Pile Diameter = 1.200 m
K = 1.30

Calculated below is the Avg. Overburden pressure at different layers.

Thickness of Submerged
Cumulative Avg.
Depth from the Strata Density Overburden Overburden Overburden
Bed from scour γsub Pressure
Pressure Pressure
level
(m) (m) (m) t / m3 t / m2 t / m3 t / m3
4.50 0.000 1.000 0.000 0.000 0.00
10.50 0.000 1.080 0.000 0.000 0.00
61.740
13.50 0.000 1.000 0.000 0.000 0.00
18.00 0.000 1.000 0.000 0.000 0.00

No. of Zones Considered 4


Q safe due friction

Depth Asi a X Y Qu = X + Y Qsafe


Component Factor of
Zone
(X or Y) (m) (m2) α C' As K PDi tanδ Asi t Safety t
Zone I Y 0.00 0.00 0 0 0.000
Zone II X 0.00 0.00 0.92 0 0.000
0.000 2.500 0.000
Zone III Y 0.00 0.00 0 0 0.000
Zone IV Y 0.00 0.00 0 0 0.000
Q safe due end bearing

End Bearing Capacity of pile at founding level


For c-ϕ Soil
Ap Nc Cp + Ap ( 0.5 D γ Nγ + Pd Nq )

End Bearing Capacity of pile at


Where
founding level
For Cohesive Soil
Ap Nc C p
Ap = 1.131
Nc = 9.000
Cp = 0.00
B.Capacity = 0.00
End Bearing Capacity of pile at
and
founding level
For Granular Soil
Ap = 1.131
D = 1.200
Pd = 18.00 ϕ Nγ
γ = 1.88 25 10.88
ϕ = 26.00 30 22.40
Nq = 11.00
Nγ = 13.18
B.Capacity = 240.75 Hence, B Capacity = 240.75

Qsafe = 96.301 t

Total Qsafe = 0 + 96.31


= 96.30 t
say 96.00 t

Hence, the vertical Load carrying capacity of the pile is taken as 96 ton in the design
Horizontal Load Carrying Capacity
As per IS : 2911 Part I / Sec 2 - 1979 (Appendix C)

1. Pile Diameter = 1.200 m


2. Concrete design mix strength = 35 Mpa (Assume)
3. Modulus of elasticity of Concrete ( Ec ) = 5000 x sqrt ( 35 )
= 295804.0 kg / cm2
4. Moment of Inertia ( I ) = P d4 / 64
= 0.10179 m4
= 10178760.2 cm4
5. Embeded Length of Pile ( Le ) = -43.74 m ≥ 4T
15.04 m
The depth of fixity is determined from the codal provisions and the graph given there.

From Table we get ηh = 0.4 kg/cm3

T = 376.12 cm
= 3.8 m

Free Length of pile ( L1 ) = Pile cap bottom Level - Scour Level


L1 = 61.740 m

Hence; L1 / T = 61.74 / 3.762


= 16.41
Therefore from the graph we read the corresponding value of " Lf / T ".

Lf / T = 2.06
Hence;
Equivalent Cantilever Length Lf = 2.06 x 3.762
= 7.75 m

The pile head deflection is calculated by " Y "

Free Head Piles


H ( e + zf ) 3
y = x 103 In our case the piles are
3EI
considered to be Fixed
Fixed Head Piles Head piles
H ( e + zf ) 3
y = x 103
12 E I

Considering an allowable deflection of 1.2 cm (say) at Scour Level

Lateral Load at Pile top; Q = 12 EI Y


( L1 + Lf ) 3

= 129.22 kg
= 0.13 t
say 0.00 t

Hence, the horizontal Load carrying capacity of the pile is taken as 0 ton for the design
ESTIMATION OF UP-LIFT CAPACITY

In the worst case of submergance the first part of the expression representing end bearing resistance is neglected,
and in its place submerged weight of the pile is taken to add towards the ultimate capacity of pile.
In the instant case therefore the ultimate uplift capacity of pile (Qtu) shall be given by
Qtu = (2/3)rd of frictional resistance + Wp
where Wp = Submerged weight of pile = (3.141/4)×D2×L×(2.5-1) gm
Frictional resistance = 0.00 T
Wp = -74.213 T
so Qtu = -74.213 T

safe Up Lift capacity with a factor of safety of 3.0 = Qtu/3.0


-24.74 T
SAY -25.00 T
CALCULATION OF LOAD CARRYING CAPACITY OF PILE
Calculation of load carrying capacity of bored cast in-situ pile of P-2
Dia = 1.2 m
Length = 25.0 m From G.S.L

Vertical Load Carrying Capacity


As per IRC:78-2014 (Appendix-5) & IS : 2911 Part I / Sec 2 - 2010 (Appendix B)

Axial Capacity of Piles in Soil - Static Formula

Ultimate Load Carrying Capacity (Qu) of a Pile is given by :


Qu = Ru + Rf
Where, Ru = Ultimate Base Resistance
Rf = Ultimate Shaft Resistance

The Ultimate Base Resistance of Pile is as follows:


Ru = Ap Nc cp + Ap (0.5 Dγ Nγ + PDNq)
= X' + Y' where; X' = Ap N c c p For Cohesive Soil
Y' = Ap (0.5 Dγ Nγ + PDNq) For Granular Soil
The Ultimate Side Resistance of Pile due to friction is as follows:

Rf = Σni=1 αi ci Asi+ Σ K PDi tan δi Asi

= X+Y where; X= Σni=1αi ci Asi For Cohesive Soil


Y= Σni=1 Ki PDi tan δi Asi For Granular Soil
Where; Ap = cross sectional area of pile tip, in m2
Nc = bearing capacity factor, may be taken as " 9 "
cp = average cohesion at pile tip, in kN/m2
αi = adhesion factor for the ith layer depending on the consistency of soil
ci = average cohesion for the ith layer, in kN/m2
Ap = cross sectional area of pile tip, in m2
D = diameter of the pile shaft, in m
γ = effective unit weight of the soil at pile tip, in kN/m 2
PD = effective overburden pressure at pile tip, in kN/m 2
Σni=1 = summation for layers 1 to n in which pile is installed and which contribute to positive skin friction.
Nγ & N q = bearing capacity factors depending upon the angle of internal friction "ϕ" at pile tip.
Ki = coefficient of Earth pressure applicable for the ith layer.
PDi = effective overburden pressure for the " ith " layer, in kN/m2
d = angle of wall friction between pile and soil, in degrees (may be taken equal to f).
Asi = surface area of pile shaft in the ith layer, in m 2

Presented below is in tabular form the various soil parameters as encountered through the Bore hole

Bore hole Location P-1

Bulk
Scour Thickness of Depth from Avg. SPT Density
Levels C ϕ Compnent
Level Layer the strata Bed Value γb (X or Y)
N
154.947 (m) (m) t / m3 kg / cm2 (degrees)
148.947 1 6.00 6.00 6 1.852 0.32 10 X
144.447 143.319 2 4.50 10.50 11 1.904 0.36 10 X
141.447 3 3.00 13.50 14 1.928 0.94 0 X
129.947 4 11.50 25.00 30 1.945 2.01 0 X
Design Parameters
Pile Diameter = 1.200 m
K = 1.4

Calculated below is the Avg. Overburden pressure at different layers.

Thickness of Submerged
Cumulative Avg.
Depth from Scour the Strata Density Overburden Overburden Overburden
Bed Depth from scour γsub Pressure
Pressure Pressure
level
(m) (m) (m) t / m3 t / m2 t / m3 t / m3
6.00 0.000 1.000 0.000 0.000 0.00
10.50 0.000 1.000 0.000 0.000 0.00
11.628
13.50 1.872 1.000 1.872 1.872 0.94
25.00 11.500 1.000 11.500 13.372 7.62

No. of Zones Considered 4


Q safe due friction
Component
(X or Y) Depth Asi a X Y Qu = X + Y Qsafe
Factor of
Zone
(m) (m2) α C' As K PDi tanδ Asi t Safety t
Zone I X 0.00 0.00 1 0 0.000
Zone II X 0.00 0.00 1 0 0.000
283.230 2.500 113.292
Zone III X 1.87 7.06 0.46 30.52 0.000
Zone IV X 11.50 43.35 0.29 252.71 0.000
Q safe due end bearing
End Bearing Capacity of pile at founding level
For c-ϕ Soil
Ap Nc Cp + Ap ( 0.5 D γ Nγ + Pd Nq )

Where
End Bearing Capacity of pile at
founding level
For Cohesive Soil
Ap Nc C p
Ap = 1.131
Nc = 9.000
Cp = 20.10
B.Capacity = 204.59
and
End Bearing Capacity of pile at
founding level
For Granular Soil
Ap = 1.131
D = 1.200
Pd = 18.00 ϕ Nγ
γ = 1.00 0 0.00
ϕ = 0.00 5 0.45
Nq = 0.00
Nγ = 0.00
B.Capacity = 0.00 Hence, B Capacity = 204.59

Qsafe = 81.837 t

Total Qsafe = 113.3 + 81.84


= 195.13 t
say 195.00 t

Hence, the vertical Load carrying capacity of the pile is taken as 195 ton in the design
Horizontal Load Carrying Capacity
As per IS : 2911 Part I / Sec 2 - 1979 (Appendix C)

1. Pile Diameter = 1.200 m


2. Concrete design mix strength = 35 Mpa (Assume)
3. Modulus of elasticity of Concrete ( Ec ) = 5000 x sqrt ( 35 )
= 295804.0 kg / cm2
4. Moment of Inertia ( I ) = P d4 / 64
= 0.10179 m4
= 10178760.2 cm4
5. Embeded Length of Pile ( Le ) = 13.37 m ≥ 4T
16.16 m
The depth of fixity is determined from the codal provisions and the graph given there.

From Table we get


ηh = 0.28 kg/cm3

T = 403.93 cm
= 4.0 m
Pile cap bottom level 152.647 m
Free Length of pile ( L1 ) = Pile cap bottom Level - Scour Level
L1 = 9.328 m

Hence; L1 / T = 9.328 / 4.04


Therefore from the graph we read the corresponding
= value
2.31of " Lf / T ".

Lf / T = 1.90
Hence;
Equivalent Cantilever Length Lf = 1.9 x 4.04
= 7.67 m

The pile head deflection is calculated by " Y "


Free Head Piles

y
H ( e + zf ) 3
= x 103 In our case the piles are
Fixed Head Piles 3EI
considered to be Fixed
y Head piles
H ( e + zf ) 3
= x 103
12 E I
Considering an allowable deflection o Δ 1.2 cm at Scour Level
Permissible deflection at pile tip level Δ1 Δ x (L1+Lf)3
Lf2[3(L1+Lf)-2Lf]
2.808 cm

Lateral Load at Pile top; Q = 12 EI Y


( L1 + Lf ) 3

= 20642.97 kg
= 20.64 t
say 21.00 t
ESTIMATION OF UP-LIFT CAPACITY
In the worst case of submergance the first part of the expression representing end bearing resistance is neglected,
and in its place submerged weight of the pile is taken to add towards the ultimate capacity of pile.
In the instant case therefore the ultimate uplift capacity of pile (Qtu) shall be given by
Qtu = Frictional resistance + Wp
where Wp = Submerged weight of pile = (3.141/4)×D2×L×(2.5-1) gm
Frictional resistance = 283.23 T
Wp = 22.688 T
so Qtu = 305.918 T

safe Up Lift capacity with a factor of safety of 3.0 = Qtu/3.0


101.97 T
SAY 102.00 T
CALCULATION OF LOAD CARRYING CAPACITY OF PILE
Calculation of load carrying capacity of bored cast in-situ pile of P-2
Dia = 1.2 m
Length = 25.0 m From G.S.L

Vertical Load Carrying Capacity


As per IRC:78-2014 (Appendix-5) & IS : 2911 Part I / Sec 2 - 2010 (Appendix B)

Axial Capacity of Piles in Soil - Static Formula

Ultimate Load Carrying Capacity (Qu) of a Pile is given by :


Qu = Ru + Rf
Where, Ru = Ultimate Base Resistance
Rf = Ultimate Shaft Resistance

The Ultimate Base Resistance of Pile is as follows:


Ru = Ap Nc cp + Ap (0.5 Dγ Nγ + PDNq)
= X' + Y' where; X' = Ap N c c p For Cohesive Soil
Y' = Ap (0.5 Dγ Nγ + PDNq) For Granular Soil
The Ultimate Side Resistance of Pile due to friction is as follows:

Rf = Σni=1 αi ci Asi+ Σ K PDi tan δi Asi

= X+Y where; X= Σni=1αi ci Asi For Cohesive Soil


Y= Σni=1 Ki PDi tan δi Asi For Granular Soil
Where; Ap = cross sectional area of pile tip, in m2
Nc = bearing capacity factor, may be taken as " 9 "
cp = average cohesion at pile tip, in kN/m2
αi = adhesion factor for the ith layer depending on the consistency of soil
ci = average cohesion for the ith layer, in kN/m2
Ap = cross sectional area of pile tip, in m2
D = diameter of the pile shaft, in m
γ = effective unit weight of the soil at pile tip, in kN/m 2
PD = effective overburden pressure at pile tip, in kN/m 2
Σni=1 = summation for layers 1 to n in which pile is installed and which contribute to positive skin friction.
Nγ & N q = bearing capacity factors depending upon the angle of internal friction "ϕ" at pile tip.
Ki = coefficient of Earth pressure applicable for the ith layer.
PDi = effective overburden pressure for the " ith " layer, in kN/m2
d = angle of wall friction between pile and soil, in degrees (may be taken equal to f).
Asi = surface area of pile shaft in the ith layer, in m 2

Presented below is in tabular form the various soil parameters as encountered through the Bore hole

Bore hole Location P-1

Bulk
Scour Thickness of Depth from Avg. SPT Density
Levels C ϕ Compnent
Level Layer the strata Bed Value γb (X or Y)
N
154.947 (m) (m) t / m3 kg / cm2 (degrees)
148.947 1 6.00 6.00 6 1.852 0.32 10 X
144.447 143.319 2 4.50 10.50 11 1.904 0.36 10 X
141.447 3 3.00 13.50 14 1.928 0.36 10 X
129.947 4 11.50 25.00 30 1.945 0.36 10 X
Design Parameters
Pile Diameter = 1.200 m
K = 1.4

Calculated below is the Avg. Overburden pressure at different layers.

Thickness of Submerged
Cumulative Avg.
Depth from Scour the Strata Density Overburden Overburden Overburden
Bed Depth from scour γsub Pressure
Pressure Pressure
level
(m) (m) (m) t / m3 t / m2 t / m3 t / m3
6.00 0.000 1.000 0.000 0.000 0.00
10.50 0.000 1.000 0.000 0.000 0.00
11.628
13.50 1.872 1.000 1.872 1.872 0.94
25.00 11.500 1.000 11.500 13.372 7.62

No. of Zones Considered 4


Q safe due friction
Component
(X or Y) Depth Asi a X Y Qu = X + Y Qsafe
Factor of
Zone
(m) (m2) α C' As K PDi tanδ Asi t Safety t
Zone I X 0.00 0.00 1 0 0.000
Zone II X 0.00 0.00 1 0 0.000
264.683 2.500 105.873
Zone III X 1.87 7.06 1 25.41 1.631
Zone IV X 11.50 43.35 1 156.07 81.573
Q safe due end bearing
End Bearing Capacity of pile at founding level
For c-ϕ Soil
Ap Nc Cp + Ap ( 0.5 D γ Nγ + Pd Nq )

Where
End Bearing Capacity of pile at
founding level
For Cohesive Soil
Ap Nc C p
Ap = 1.131
Nc = 9.000
Cp = 3.60
B.Capacity = 36.64
and
End Bearing Capacity of pile at
founding level
For Granular Soil
Ap = 1.131
D = 1.200
Pd = 18.00 ϕ Nγ
γ = 1.00 10 1.22
ϕ = 10.00 15 2.65
Nq = 10.00
Nγ = 1.22
B.Capacity = 204.40 Hence, B Capacity = 241.05

Qsafe = 96.419 t

Total Qsafe = 105.88 + 96.42


= 202.29 t
say 202.00 t

Hence, the vertical Load carrying capacity of the pile is taken as 202 ton in the design
Horizontal Load Carrying Capacity
As per IS : 2911 Part I / Sec 2 - 1979 (Appendix C)

1. Pile Diameter = 1.200 m


2. Concrete design mix strength = 35 Mpa (Assume)
3. Modulus of elasticity of Concrete ( Ec ) = 5000 x sqrt ( 35 )
= 295804.0 kg / cm2
4. Moment of Inertia ( I ) = P d4 / 64
= 0.10179 m4
= 10178760.2 cm4
5. Embeded Length of Pile ( Le ) = 13.37 m ≥ 4T
16.16 m
The depth of fixity is determined from the codal provisions and the graph given there.

From Table we get


ηh = 0.28 kg/cm3

T = 403.93 cm
= 4.0 m
Pile cap bottom level 152.647 m
Free Length of pile ( L1 ) = Pile cap bottom Level - Scour Level
L1 = 9.328 m

Hence; L1 / T = 9.328 / 4.04


Therefore from the graph we read the corresponding
= value
2.31of " Lf / T ".

Lf / T = 1.90
Hence;
Equivalent Cantilever Length Lf = 1.9 x 4.04
= 7.67 m

The pile head deflection is calculated by " Y "


Free Head Piles

y
H ( e + zf ) 3
= x 103 In our case the piles are
Fixed Head Piles 3EI
considered to be Fixed
y Head piles
H ( e + zf ) 3
= x 103
12 E I
Considering an allowable deflection o Δ 1.2 cm at Scour Level
Permissible deflection at pile tip level Δ1 Δ x (L1+Lf)3
Lf2[3(L1+Lf)-2Lf]
2.808 cm

Lateral Load at Pile top; Q = 12 EI Y


( L1 + Lf ) 3

= 20642.97 kg
= 20.64 t
say 21.00 t
ESTIMATION OF UP-LIFT CAPACITY
In the worst case of submergance the first part of the expression representing end bearing resistance is neglected,
and in its place submerged weight of the pile is taken to add towards the ultimate capacity of pile.
In the instant case therefore the ultimate uplift capacity of pile (Qtu) shall be given by
Qtu = Frictional resistance + Wp
where Wp = Submerged weight of pile = (3.141/4)×D2×L×(2.5-1) gm
Frictional resistance = 264.68 T
Wp = 22.688 T
so Qtu = 287.371 T

safe Up Lift capacity with a factor of safety of 3.0 = Qtu/3.0


95.79 T
SAY 96.00 T
CALCULATION OF LOAD CARRYING CAPACITY OF PILE
Calculation of load carrying capacity of bored cast in-situ pile of P-2
Dia = 1.2 m
Length = 20.0 m From G.S.L

Vertical Load Carrying Capacity


As per IRC:78-2014 (Appendix-5) & IS : 2911 Part I / Sec 2 - 2010 (Appendix B)

Axial Capacity of Piles in Soil - Static Formula

Ultimate Load Carrying Capacity (Qu) of a Pile is given by :


Qu = Ru + Rf
Where, Ru = Ultimate Base Resistance
Rf = Ultimate Shaft Resistance

The Ultimate Base Resistance of Pile is as follows:


Ru = Ap Nc cp + Ap (0.5 Dγ Nγ + PDNq)
= X' + Y' where; X' = Ap N c c p For Cohesive Soil
Y' = Ap (0.5 Dγ Nγ + PDNq) For Granular Soil
The Ultimate Side Resistance of Pile due to friction is as follows:

Rf = Σni=1 αi ci Asi+ Σ K PDi tan δi Asi

= X+Y where; X= Σni=1αi ci Asi For Cohesive Soil


Y= Σni=1 Ki PDi tan δi Asi For Granular Soil
Where; Ap = cross sectional area of pile tip, in m2
Nc = bearing capacity factor, may be taken as " 9 "
cp = average cohesion at pile tip, in kN/m2
αi = adhesion factor for the ith layer depending on the consistency of soil
ci = average cohesion for the ith layer, in kN/m2
Ap = cross sectional area of pile tip, in m2
D = diameter of the pile shaft, in m
γ = effective unit weight of the soil at pile tip, in kN/m 2
PD = effective overburden pressure at pile tip, in kN/m 2
Σni=1 = summation for layers 1 to n in which pile is installed and which contribute to positive skin friction.
Nγ & N q = bearing capacity factors depending upon the angle of internal friction "ϕ" at pile tip.
Ki = coefficient of Earth pressure applicable for the ith layer.
PDi = effective overburden pressure for the " ith " layer, in kN/m2
d = angle of wall friction between pile and soil, in degrees (may be taken equal to f).
Asi = surface area of pile shaft in the ith layer, in m 2

Presented below is in tabular form the various soil parameters as encountered through the Bore hole

Bore hole Location A-2

Bulk
Scour Thickness of Depth from Avg. SPT Density
Levels C ϕ Compnent
Level Layer the strata Bed Value γb (X or Y)
N
151.949 (m) (m) t / m3 kg / cm2 (degrees)
142.949 1 9.00 9.00 10 1.780 0.00 21 Y
143.319
136.949 2 6.00 15.00 7 1.878 0.32 9 X
133.949 4 3.00 18.00 18 1.932 0.36 8 X
Design Parameters
Pile Diameter = 1.200 m
K = 1.2

Calculated below is the Avg. Overburden pressure at different layers.

Thickness of Submerged
Cumulative Avg.
Depth from Scour the Strata Density Overburden Overburden Overburden
Bed Depth from scour γsub Pressure
Pressure Pressure
level
(m) (m) (m) t / m3 t / m2 t / m3 t / m3
9.00 0.370 1.000 0.370 0.370 0.37
15.00 8.630 6.000 1.000 6.000 6.370 3.37
18.00 3.000 1.000 3.000 9.370 7.87

No. of Zones Considered 3


Q safe due friction
Component
(X or Y) Depth Asi a X Y Qu = X + Y Qsafe
Factor of
Zone
(m) (m )2 α C' As K PDi tanδ Asi t Safety t
Zone I Y 0.37 1.39 0 0 0.238
Zone II X 6.00 22.62 1 72.38 14.488 142.837 2.500 57.135
Zone III X 3.00 11.31 1 40.72 15.011
Q safe due end bearing
End Bearing Capacity of pile at founding level
For c-ϕ Soil
Ap Nc Cp + Ap ( 0.5 D γ Nγ + Pd Nq )

Where
End Bearing Capacity of pile at
founding level
For Cohesive Soil
Ap Nc C p
Ap = 1.131
Nc = 9.000
Cp = 3.60
B.Capacity = 36.64
and
End Bearing Capacity of pile at
founding level
For Granular Soil
Ap = 1.131
D = 1.200
Pd = 18.00 ϕ Nγ
γ = 1.00 5 0.45
ϕ = 8.00 10 1.22
Nq = 10.00
Nγ = 0.91
B.Capacity = 204.19 Hence, B Capacity = 240.84

Qsafe = 96.335 t

Total Qsafe = 57.14 + 96.34


= 153.47 t
say 153.00 t

Hence, the vertical Load carrying capacity of the pile is taken as 153 ton in the design
Horizontal Load Carrying Capacity
As per IS : 2911 Part I / Sec 2 - 1979 (Appendix C)

1. Pile Diameter = 1.200 m


2. Concrete design mix strength = 35 Mpa (Assume)
3. Modulus of elasticity of Concrete ( Ec ) = 5000 x sqrt ( 35 )
= 295804.0 kg / cm2
4. Moment of Inertia ( I ) = P d4 / 64
= 0.10179 m4
= 10178760.2 cm4
5. Embeded Length of Pile ( Le ) = 9.37 m ≥ 4T
15.20 m
The depth of fixity is determined from the codal provisions and the graph given there.

From Table we get


ηh = 0.38 kg/cm3

T = 380.00 cm
= 3.8 m
Pile cap bottom level 130.304 m
Free Length of pile ( L1 ) = Pile cap bottom Level - Scour Level
L1 = -13.015 m

Hence; L1 / T = -13.015 / 3.8


Therefore from the graph we read the corresponding
= value of " Lf / T ".
-3.43

Lf / T = 1.95
Hence;
Equivalent Cantilever Length Lf = 1.95 x 3.8
= 7.41 m

The pile head deflection is calculated by " Y "


Free Head Piles

y
H ( e + zf ) 3
= x 103 In our case the piles are
Fixed Head Piles 3EI
considered to be Fixed
y Head piles
H ( e + zf ) 3
= x 103
12 E I
Considering an allowable deflection o Δ 1.2 cm at Scour Level
Permissible deflection at pile tip level Δ1 Δ x (L1+Lf)3
Lf2[3(L1+Lf)-2Lf]
0.122 cm

Lateral Load at Pile top; Q = 12 EI Y


( L1 + Lf ) 3

= -24960.78 kg
= -24.96 t
say -25.00 t
ESTIMATION OF UP-LIFT CAPACITY
In the worst case of submergance the first part of the expression representing end bearing resistance is neglected,
and in its place submerged weight of the pile is taken to add towards the ultimate capacity of pile.
In the instant case therefore the ultimate uplift capacity of pile (Qtu) shall be given by
Qtu = (2/3)rd of frictional resistance + Wp
where Wp = Submerged weight of pile = (3.141/4)×D2×L×(2.5-1) gm
Frictional resistance = 142.84 T
so Qtu = Wp = 15.898 T
111.122 T

safe Up Lift capacity with a factor of safety of 3.0 = Qtu/3.0


37.04 T
SAY 37.00 T
CALCULATION OF LOAD CARRYING CAPACITY OF PILE
Calculation of load carrying capacity of bored cast in-situ pile of P-2
Dia = 1.2 m
Length = 25.0 m From G.S.L

Vertical Load Carrying Capacity


As per IRC:78-2014 (Appendix-5) & IS : 2911 Part I / Sec 2 - 2010 (Appendix B)

Axial Capacity of Piles in Soil - Static Formula

Ultimate Load Carrying Capacity (Qu) of a Pile is given by :


Qu = Ru + Rf
Where, Ru = Ultimate Base Resistance
Rf = Ultimate Shaft Resistance

The Ultimate Base Resistance of Pile is as follows:


Ru = Ap Nc cp + Ap (0.5 Dγ Nγ + PDNq)
= X' + Y' where; X' = Ap N c c p For Cohesive Soil
Y' = Ap (0.5 Dγ Nγ + PDNq) For Granular Soil
The Ultimate Side Resistance of Pile due to friction is as follows:

Rf = Σni=1 αi ci Asi+ Σ K PDi tan δi Asi

= X+Y where; X= Σni=1αi ci Asi For Cohesive Soil


Y= Σni=1 Ki PDi tan δi Asi For Granular Soil
Where; Ap = cross sectional area of pile tip, in m2
Nc = bearing capacity factor, may be taken as " 9 "
cp = average cohesion at pile tip, in kN/m2
αi = adhesion factor for the ith layer depending on the consistency of soil
ci = average cohesion for the ith layer, in kN/m2
Ap = cross sectional area of pile tip, in m2
D = diameter of the pile shaft, in m
γ = effective unit weight of the soil at pile tip, in kN/m 2
PD = effective overburden pressure at pile tip, in kN/m 2
Σni=1 = summation for layers 1 to n in which pile is installed and which contribute to positive skin friction.
Nγ & N q = bearing capacity factors depending upon the angle of internal friction "ϕ" at pile tip.
Ki = coefficient of Earth pressure applicable for the ith layer.
PDi = effective overburden pressure for the " ith " layer, in kN/m2
d = angle of wall friction between pile and soil, in degrees (may be taken equal to f).
Asi = surface area of pile shaft in the ith layer, in m 2

Presented below is in tabular form the various soil parameters as encountered through the Bore hole

Bore hole Location P-1

Bulk
Scour Thickness of Depth from Avg. SPT Density
Levels C ϕ Compnent
Level Layer the strata Bed Value γb (X or Y)
N
153.326 (m) (m) t / m3 kg / cm2 (degrees)
145.826 1 7.50 7.50 9 1.742 0.00 21 Y
142.826 137.219 2 3.00 10.50 23 1.788 0.00 24 Y
130.826 3 12.00 22.50 30 2.021 2.01 0 X
128.326 4 2.50 25.00 50 1.952 0.00 26 Y
Design Parameters
Pile Diameter = 1.200 m
K = 1.4

Calculated below is the Avg. Overburden pressure at different layers.

Thickness of Submerged
Cumulative Avg.
Depth from Scour the Strata Density Overburden Overburden Overburden
Bed Depth from scour γsub Pressure
Pressure Pressure
level
(m) (m) (m) t / m3 t / m2 t / m3 t / m3
7.50 0.000 1.000 0.000 0.000 0.00
10.50 0.000 1.000 0.000 0.000 0.00
16.107
22.50 6.393 1.021 6.527 6.527 3.26
25.00 2.500 1.000 2.500 9.027 7.78
No. of Zones Considered 4
Q safe due friction
Component
(X or Y) Depth Asi a X Y Qu = X + Y Qsafe
Factor of
Zone
(m) (m )2 α C' As K PDi tanδ Asi t Safety t
Zone I Y 0.00 0.00 0 0 0.000
Zone II Y 0.00 0.00 0 0 0.000
190.530 2.500 76.212
Zone III X 6.39 24.10 0.29 140.48 0.000
Zone IV Y 2.50 9.42 0 0 50.050
Q safe due end bearing
End Bearing Capacity of pile at founding level
For c-ϕ Soil
Ap Nc Cp + Ap ( 0.5 D γ Nγ + Pd Nq )

Where
End Bearing Capacity of pile at
founding level
For Cohesive Soil
Ap Nc C p
Ap = 1.131
Nc = 9.000
Cp = 0.00
B.Capacity = 0.00
and
End Bearing Capacity of pile at
founding level
For Granular Soil
Ap = 1.131
D = 1.200
Pd = 18.00 ϕ Nγ
γ = 1.0 25 10.88
ϕ = 26.00 30 22.40
Nq = 11.00
Nγ = 13.18
B.Capacity = 232.88 Hence, B Capacity = 232.88

Qsafe = 93.152 t

Total Qsafe = 76.22 + 93.16


= 169.36 t
say 169.00 t

Hence, the vertical Load carrying capacity of the pile is taken as 169 ton in the design
Horizontal Load Carrying Capacity
As per IS : 2911 Part I / Sec 2 - 1979 (Appendix C)

1. Pile Diameter = 1.200 m


2. Concrete design mix strength = 35 Mpa (Assume)
3. Modulus of elasticity of Concrete ( Ec ) = 5000 x sqrt ( 35 )
= 295804.0 kg / cm2
4. Moment of Inertia ( I ) = P d4 / 64
= 0.10179 m4
= 10178760.2 cm4
5. Embeded Length of Pile ( Le ) = 8.89 m ≥ 4T
15.04 m
The depth of fixity is determined from the codal provisions and the graph given there.

From Table we get


ηh = 0.40 kg/cm3

T = 376.12 cm
= 3.8 m
Pile cap bottom level 151.026 m
Free Length of pile ( L1 ) = Pile cap bottom Level - Scour Level
L1 = 13.807 m

Hence; L1 / T = 13.807 / 3.762


Therefore from the graph we read the corresponding
= value
3.67of " Lf / T ".

Lf / T = 1.86
Hence;
Equivalent Cantilever Length Lf = 1.86 x 3.762
= 7.00 m

The pile head deflection is calculated by " Y "


Free Head Piles

y
H ( e + zf ) 3
= x 103 In our case the piles are
Fixed Head Piles 3EI
considered to be Fixed
y Head piles
H ( e + zf ) 3
= x 103
12 E I
Considering an allowable deflection o Δ 1.2 cm at Scour Level
Permissible deflection at pile tip level Δ1 Δ x (L1+Lf)3
Lf2[3(L1+Lf)-2Lf]
4.559 cm

Lateral Load at Pile top; Q = 12 EI Y


( L1 + Lf ) 3

= 18297.15 kg
= 18.30 t
say 18.00 t
ESTIMATION OF UP-LIFT CAPACITY
In the worst case of submergance the first part of the expression representing end bearing resistance is neglected,
and in its place submerged weight of the pile is taken to add towards the ultimate capacity of pile.
In the instant case therefore the ultimate uplift capacity of pile (Qtu) shall be given by
Qtu = Frictional resistance + Wp
where Wp = Submerged weight of pile = (3.141/4)×D2×L×(2.5-1) gm
Frictional resistance = 190.53 T
Wp = 15.089 T
so Qtu = 205.619 T

safe Up Lift capacity with a factor of safety of 3.0 = Qtu/3.0


68.54 T
SAY 69.00 T

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