This document provides information to calculate the ultimate bearing capacity of piles at a construction site in Jhanjhapur, India. It gives the cut off level and effective pile length. It then lists the formula used to calculate pile capacity, which considers factors like the pile toe cross-sectional area, diameter, soil unit weight, overburden pressure, bearing capacity factors, earth pressure coefficient, wall friction angle, and pile surface area. The document also provides the soil properties by strata, including effective depth, cohesion, and internal friction angle. Using this information, it calculates the pile capacity separately for clay and sand layers and then provides the total capacity, factor of safety, and safe axial load carrying capacity of the pile.
This document provides information to calculate the ultimate bearing capacity of piles at a construction site in Jhanjhapur, India. It gives the cut off level and effective pile length. It then lists the formula used to calculate pile capacity, which considers factors like the pile toe cross-sectional area, diameter, soil unit weight, overburden pressure, bearing capacity factors, earth pressure coefficient, wall friction angle, and pile surface area. The document also provides the soil properties by strata, including effective depth, cohesion, and internal friction angle. Using this information, it calculates the pile capacity separately for clay and sand layers and then provides the total capacity, factor of safety, and safe axial load carrying capacity of the pile.
This document provides information to calculate the ultimate bearing capacity of piles at a construction site in Jhanjhapur, India. It gives the cut off level and effective pile length. It then lists the formula used to calculate pile capacity, which considers factors like the pile toe cross-sectional area, diameter, soil unit weight, overburden pressure, bearing capacity factors, earth pressure coefficient, wall friction angle, and pile surface area. The document also provides the soil properties by strata, including effective depth, cohesion, and internal friction angle. Using this information, it calculates the pile capacity separately for clay and sand layers and then provides the total capacity, factor of safety, and safe axial load carrying capacity of the pile.
Considering the nature of subsoil and type of foundation to be constructed at the site deep foundation in the form of pile
Cut off level = 2.00
Effective length of the pile shaft = 21.00
The ultimate bearing capacity (Qu) of piles is given by the following formula: D Qu = Ap(0.5DgNg + PDNq) +SK PDitandAsi i =1 Where Ap = Cross sectional area of pile toe in cm2 D = stem diameter in cm g = effective unit weight of soil at pile toe in kg/cm3 Pd = Effective overburden pressure at pile toe kg/cm3 Nq, Ng = bearing capacity factors K = coefficient of earth pressure d = angle of wall friction between pile and soil Asi = Surface area of pile stem in cm2
Sub-soil Properties
Effective depth Cohesion Angle of internal Nq
(m) t/m2 friction Stratum -I 14.35 7.30 3
Stratum -II 0.00 0.00 0
Stratum -III 0.00 0.00 0
Last Stratum 6.65 0.00 31 24.5
Tatal = 21.00 Dia of the pile = 1.2 m 1 Cross sectional area of pile 1.1310 m 2 0.5 Pile capacity
Clay ApNcCp aCAs
For Sand Ap(0.5DgNg + PDNq) K PDitandAsi Total End Stratum -I Stratum -III Last Stratum
Sand layer 514.280 17.779 0.000 234.253 766.313
For Clay layer 0.000 197.459 0.000 0.000 197.458523 Total 963.771 Factor of safety = 2.5 Safe axial load carrying capacity of pile = 385.509 Lataral capacity of pile should be checked against as per Cl. No.- 5.5.2, IS:2911 (Part -1/Sec-2)-1979