The document calculates the load carrying capacity of a pile using formulas from IS code IS:2911(PartIII). It provides design data for the pile including its diameter, length, soil properties, and reinforcement details. It then shows the calculations to determine:
1) The ultimate bearing capacity of the pile using formulas considering factors like cross-sectional area, bearing capacity factors, and soil cohesion.
2) The net bearing capacity by dividing the ultimate capacity by the factor of safety.
3) The normal and seismic vertical load capacities of the pile for design purposes.
The document calculates the load carrying capacity of a pile using formulas from IS code IS:2911(PartIII). It provides design data for the pile including its diameter, length, soil properties, and reinforcement details. It then shows the calculations to determine:
1) The ultimate bearing capacity of the pile using formulas considering factors like cross-sectional area, bearing capacity factors, and soil cohesion.
2) The net bearing capacity by dividing the ultimate capacity by the factor of safety.
3) The normal and seismic vertical load capacities of the pile for design purposes.
The document calculates the load carrying capacity of a pile using formulas from IS code IS:2911(PartIII). It provides design data for the pile including its diameter, length, soil properties, and reinforcement details. It then shows the calculations to determine:
1) The ultimate bearing capacity of the pile using formulas considering factors like cross-sectional area, bearing capacity factors, and soil cohesion.
2) The net bearing capacity by dividing the ultimate capacity by the factor of safety.
3) The normal and seismic vertical load capacities of the pile for design purposes.
The document calculates the load carrying capacity of a pile using formulas from IS code IS:2911(PartIII). It provides design data for the pile including its diameter, length, soil properties, and reinforcement details. It then shows the calculations to determine:
1) The ultimate bearing capacity of the pile using formulas considering factors like cross-sectional area, bearing capacity factors, and soil cohesion.
2) The net bearing capacity by dividing the ultimate capacity by the factor of safety.
3) The normal and seismic vertical load capacities of the pile for design purposes.
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CALCULATIONS FOR LOAD CARRYING CAPACITY OF PILE
The design has been done as per procedure given in IS code IS:2911(PartIII The vertical load carry calculated here shall compared with result of initial load test carried on test piles and minimum of the two v
DESIGN DATA : -
Scour level above pile cap bottom level
Type of pile = Under Reamed Pile
Diameter of Pile = dia
Length of Pile (from pile cap bottom) len
Free length of pile Lf
Grade of Concrete for Pile
Reinforcement
Clear cover to Reinforcement
Soil Properties
Angle of Internal Friction = f
Angle of wall friction between pile & soil = d
Cohesion = c
Density of Soil = g
Submerged Density of Soil = gsub
Coefficient of Earth Pressure = K
Factor of Safety = FOS
BEARING CAPACITY CALCULATIONS
VERTICAL LOAD CARRYING CAPACITY CALCULATIONS
a) By Formula { IS:2911(PartIII)}
The ultimate bearing capacity (Qu) for piles in granular soil is given by
Qu = Ap * Nc*Cp+Aa * Nc*C'a+Ca'*As'+lCa*As
Here Ap = X-sectional Area of Pile = p * dia*dia/4
D = Pile Diameter = dia
Du = Under Reamed Diameter Nc = Bearing capacity factor Cp = Cohesion of soil around toe Aa = Ca' = Avarage Cohesion of soil around the Under Reamed bulbs l= Reduction Factor Ca = Avarage Cohesion of soil along the pile stem
As = Surface area of the stem
As' = Surface area of the Under Reamed bulbs Qu =
Therefore Ultimate Bearing Capacity of Pile
Net Bearing Capacity as per static = Qnet = Qu / FOS
formula Hence Net Vertical Load Capacity of Pile for Design Purpose Normal Case Seismic Case
Minimum Reinforcement 0.4% =
Provided Reinforcement 6 no. 12ø mm CITY OF PILE
PartIII The vertical load carrying capacity
les and minimum of the two values shall
= 0.00 m
Under Reamed Pile
= 0.375 m
= 5.00 m
= 5.00 m
= M 25
= HYSD Fe415
= 75 mm
= 32.0 deg
= f = 32.0 deg
= 0.9 kg/cm2
= 1.88 kn/m3 = 0.19 t/m3
= 1.00 t/m3 = 1.0
= 2.5
= 1104.466 cm2
= 0.38 m 0.9375 m 9 0.9 kg/cm2 5798.4474 cm2 0.9 kg/cm2 0.5 0.9 kg/cm2 58904.862 cm2 33133.985 cm2 70.492553 ton
