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Control of Drop Height and Weight of Drop Hammer: Depth From Ground Level (M) Max Drop Height (M)

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Control of Drop Height and Weight of Drop Hammer


Depth from Max Drop Height (m)
Ground Level (m)
0-44 Vibro Hammer

44-89 Hydraulic Hammer : Drop Hammer :


1.0 (12T) 2.0 (12T)
1.0 (16T) 2.3 (16T)
2. Pre-boring prior to pile driving

Vibration Check Point

Ground Settlement Check Point


Tilting/Building Settlement Check
Point
3. Control of concurrent pile driving

 PPV contour
with 1 piling
machine

Piling Machine

Vibration Check Point

Ground Settlement Check Point


Tilting/Building Settlement Check
Point

PPV = 2mm/s

PPV = 1mm/s
3. Control of concurrent pile driving

 PPV contour
with 3 piling PPV = 2mm/s

machines PPV = 3mm/s

PPV = 4mm/s
Piling Machine

Vibration Check Point

Ground Settlement Check Point


Tilting/Building Settlement Check
Point
3. Control of concurrent pile driving

No. of piling machine


Zone can be placed at the
same time

1 1

2 1
4. Sheet-piling by press-in
method
 Test and Trial Piles
◦ According to approval letter,
 5 piles selected to be test piles
 to verify the design assumption
 4 piles selected to be trial piles
 to verify the design assumption
 to verify the performance of piles under particular ground
condition
 Loading test is required
 2 piles were selected to drive concurrently
 to assess the vibration effect
 to verify the design parameter
 Pile Testing Report
◦ The back analysis of coefficient kp based on data
collected from the test piles and the effects of the
piling operation during installing of test piles

 Post Piling Condition Survey


Total no. of check
points
•13 vibration
check points
•9 ground
settlement check
points
•4 tilting/building
settlement point

Vibration Check Point

Ground Settlement Check Point


Tilting/Building Settlement Check
Point
The monitoring is based on Alert-Alarm-and-Action (AAA)
mechanism.
Frequency
Alert Alarm Action Checkpoint
(per day)
Instrument
PNAP Proposed PNAP Proposed PNAP Proposed PNAP Proposed PNAP Proposed

Differential Settlement 1:600 1:800 1:450 1:500 1:300 1:300 - - - 1

Ground Settlement SM1-


12 12 18 18 25 25 - - 1
Monitoring Marker SM9

V5,V6,V
PPV for village house (Tai Kiu
9,
Village), mm/s - 1.5 - 2 3 3 - - 3
V10,V1
(Continuous/Transient)
1,V12
PPV for low-rise building,
V2,V3,V
mm/s - 3.7 - 5.6 7.5 7.5 - - 1
4
(Continuous/Transient)

PPV for nullah, mm/s 15 V1,V7,V


- 7.5 - 11.2 15 - - 1
(Continuous/Transient) (PNAP) 8
Response Action of Alert-Alarm-and-Action (AAA) mechanism:
1. RC to notify and submit written report to RSE/RGE.
2. RSE/RGE to assess effect of movements and predict future movements.
Alert Level 3. RSE/RGE to agree with RC on the suitable action plan which may include the
installation of additional check points and/or increasing monitoring frequency,
and the remedial/mitigating measures to be taken upon reaching the “Alarm
Level”.
1. RC to notify and submit updated report to RSE/RGE and notify the BD
immediately.
2. RSE/RGE and RC to conduct joint site inspection to determine if any
construction activities should be temporarily suspended.
3. RC to implement the necessary remedial/mitigating measures in accordance
with the agreed action plan.
4. RSE/RGE and RC to discuss the instrument response and review the
Alarm Level effectiveness of the response action.
5. RSE/RGE to agree with RC on the emergency plan detailing the measures to be
taken upon reaching “Action Level”.
6. Any construction activities may be suspended if the response action has been
implemented and on the advice of the RSE/RGE as necessary.
7. RSE/RGE to review the method statement of piling works to determine
whether modification to the construction methods is required to prevent
Action Level from being reached.
Response Action of Alert-Alarm-and-Action (AAA) mechanism (cont’d):
1. All works that will cause ground movement are to be ceased.
2. RC to notify and carry out a joint site inspection with the RSE/RGE
immediately. The BD and the relevant parties should be notified immediately.
3. RC to implement the necessary emergency measures in accordance with the
agreed emergency plan.
4. RC to submit an incident report to RSE/RGE and the BD detailing the full
history of movements and remedial/emergency measures implemented.
Action Level 5. RSE/RGE to review the incident and agree with RC on further remedial and
preventive measures to enable resumption of the suspended works.
6. Construction activities should not be resumed until the necessary remedial
and preventive measures have been completed to the satisfaction of the BD.
7. If the trigger values and response action are revised, the amended plans
should be submitted to the BD for approval. The suspended construction
activities should not be resumed until the amended plans are approved by the
BA and the consent is given.
 Vibration Monitoring
 Tilting Checkpoint
• Assign a Public Relationship (PR) Officer to response the complaints
• Arrange meeting with the complainants time to time
• Notify the occupants of the surrounding buildings of the construction
• Take record of the complaints (by the PR officer)
• PR Officer should response quickly and react as soon as possible
• Identify the structural defects on the structural or non-structural elements
• Review the defects locations and carry out remedial works at the end of
piling works
Commence Pile Works

Receive Complaint

Identify Nature
of Complaint

Take appropriate If physical New Immediate


monitoring defect is found danger
measurement and Take record on the Complaint
Propose follow up Record Form and obtain
explain explicitly the Carry out
Identify the origin of action & method of comment from the complainant
implication of result remedial works
defects, new or old remedial works upon completion of the
according to statutory
requirement and the remedial works.
follow-up action

Old

If no physical Review the defect


defect is found locations bi-weekly
Take record on the No immediate upon the consent
Complaint Record Form danger from the
complainant

Update the Complaint


Register and submit to
AP/RSE daily
Take record on
the Complaint
Record Form

Review all new


defects at end of
pile works and
carry out remedial
work
 Telltale
 Current Status

N
Driven H-Pile
 Photo 10 – Preboring  Photo 11 – Sand Backfilling
 Photo 12 – Extraction of  Photo 13 – Setting Out
Casing
 Photo 14 – Vibro Hammer  Photo 15 – Welding
 Photo 16 – Hydraulic  Photo 17 – Drop Hammer
Hammer
 Photo 18 – Final Set
Driven H-Pile (Test and Trial Pile)
 Photo 19 – Concurrent  Photo 20 – Concurrent
Driving by Hydro Hammer Driving by Drop Hammer
 Photo 21 – Vibration  Photo 22 – Loading Test
Monitoring (Compression)
 Photo 23 – Loading Test
(Tension)
 Construction Sequence Preboring from the center of circle first (red circle)

◦ To ensure the capacity of 5m


completed piles will not be
affected by preboring
works of adjacent piles

5m
The next preboring region (green circle)
Bored Pile
 Photo 24 – Predrilling  Photo 25 – Setting Out
 Photo 26 – Soil Excavation  Photo 27 – RCD
 Photo 28 – Bellout Drilling  Photo 29 – Extracting Rock
Head Material
 Photo 30 – Airlifting  Photo 31 – Koden Test
 Photo 32 – Reinforcement  Photo 33 – Place the steel
Fixing cage
 Photo 34 – Concreting  Photo 35 – Extract the
Casing

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