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Load-Bearing Capacity of Piles

Géotechnique, 1963
Synopsis The Paper presents an approach to the prediction of the bearing capacity of piles in advance of piling operations by the use of static cone penetration tests. The study was carried out on cast-in-situ driven concrete piles. The distribution of skin friction and point resistance at various loads was determined during the tests by measuring ...
Dinesh Mohan, G. S. Jain, Virendra Kumar
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Reliability Analysis of Pile Vertical Bearing Capacity

Advanced Materials Research, 2011
To provide guidance to engineering practice, the reliability of the vertical bearing capacity of single steel pipe pile is analyzed. The FOSM method, the FOSM method based on fuzzy stochastic and the FOSM method based on artificial neural network are used to calculate the reliability of steel pipe pile through MATLAB program.
Shu Wen Cao, Dong Zhao, Jun Qing Liu
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PHC Pile Bearing Capacity and Application

Advanced Materials Research, 2012
This essay introduces the PHC pile of vertical bearing capacity, level of capacity, capacity and final pressure values, tensile properties, pile the stress mechanism, and the factors that influence bearing capacity, then the useful suggestions of how to design and construct are given.
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Dynamic Prediction of Pile Static Bearing Capacity

Journal of the Soil Mechanics and Foundations Division, 1969
Using field-measured hammer force as the input function of time, analytical studies are employed to predict pile dynamic response. When these predictions are compared to dynamic results obtained in the field, it is found that good predictions of pile ultimate static bearing capacity are obtained from the analytical studies.
Robert H. Scanlan, John J. Tomko
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Bearing Capacity of Piles Driven into Rock

Canadian Geotechnical Journal, 1971
An experimental study is presented on the point bearing capacity of piles in rock. The bearing capacity for granite, limestone, and sandstone was found to be approximately four to six times the unconfined compressive strength of the rock material when the load was applied perpendicular to the rock surface. The ultimate bearing capacity was affected by
Sven–Erik Rehnman, Bengt B. Broms
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Bearing Capacity and Settlement of Pile Foundations

Journal of the Geotechnical Engineering Division, 1976
Conventional bearing capacity of driven and bored piles in sand and nonplastic silt is limited to short piles above the critical depth of penetration. The bearing capacity of longer piles can be estimated from the limiting values of the point resistance and skin friction using either the friction angle of the soil or preferably the results of static ...
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Allowable Bearing Capacity of Initially Bent Piles

Journal of the Soil Mechanics and Foundations Division, 1963
A method for the calculation of the maximum lateral deflection, maximum soil reaction, and maximum bending moment of an axially loaded, initially bent pile is presented. By limiting the maximum soil reaction to one-half to one-third of the ultimate lateral resistance of the soil, and by limiting the maximum stress in the pile to one-fourth of the yield,
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Bearing Capacity of Piles in Cohesionless Soils

Journal of the Soil Mechanics and Foundations Division, 1963
A method of computing the ultimate bearing capacity of a pile driven into cohesionless soils is derived empirically from a large number of load-test programs, wherein each program involves various types of piles all loaded to failure. Although the curve fitting aspect of the solution is empirical, the form of the solution is based on theoretical ...
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An optimized system of GMDH-ANFIS predictive model by ICA for estimating pile bearing capacity

Artificial Intelligence Review, 2021
Danial Jahed Armaghani, Hooman Harandizadeh, Ehsan Momeni   +2 more
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