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    1. The document discusses pile foundation design for three bridges with pile lengths ranging from 17.5m to 28m and diameters of 600mm. 2. Load capacities of the piles were designed to be between 37 to 54 tons. Production was about 1 pile installed per day. 3. Methods to enhance pile capacity include shaft and end grouting which can increase design capacities to 800 tons and 1200 tons for larger diameter piles.

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    1. The document discusses pile foundation design for three bridges with pile lengths ranging from 17.5m to 28m and diameters of 600mm. 2. Load capacities of the piles were designed to be between 37 to 54 tons. Production was about 1 pile installed per day. 3. Methods to enhance pile capacity include shaft and end grouting which can increase design capacities to 800 tons and 1200 tons for larger diameter piles.

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    1. The document discusses pile foundation design for three bridges with pile lengths ranging from 17.5m to 28m and diameters of 600mm. 2. Load capacities of the piles were designed to be between 37 to 54 tons. Production was about 1 pile installed per day. 3. Methods to enhance pile capacity include shaft and end grouting which can increase design capacities to 800 tons and 1200 tons for larger diameter piles.

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    Dipak Shrestha, DOR

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    1. The document discusses pile foundation design for three bridges with pile lengths ranging from 17.5m to 28m and diameters of 600mm. 2. Load capacities of the piles were designed to be between 37 to 54 tons. Production was about 1 pile installed per day. 3. Methods to enhance pile capacity include shaft and end grouting which can increase design capacities to 800 tons and 1200 tons for larger diameter piles.

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    Dipak Shrestha , DOR

     Insert pile photo from bagmati.


     INTRODUCTION OF SITE
     1.Three bridges of span 20 - 25 m length up to
    75 m. were build with pile foundations.
     2. The site geology was clay and sand layers.
    The pile depth varied from 17.5 m to 28 m.
    diameter was 600 mm.
     3. The design loads were 37, 42 and 54 tons.
     4. The production were 1 piles a day.
    Pile Capacity (600 dia)
    JUDI (BH1)

    Pile Capacity (kN)


    0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900
    100

    95

    90

    85
    Elevation (m)

    80

    75

    70

    65

    60
    Pile Capacity (600 dia)
    CHESANG (BH7)

    Pile Capacity (kN)

    0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700


    100

    95

    90

    85
    Elevation (m)

    80

    75

    70

    65

    60
     Enhancing Pile capacity
     Shaft grouting
     End grouting
    Diameter 600 mm 1500 mm 1500 mm
    length 24 m. 30 – 50 m shaft grouted
    30 – 50 m.

    Geology clay & sand clay & sand clay & sand

    Design capacity
    420 KN 8 MN 12 MN
    (42t) (800t) (1200t)
     Summary of Rate Analysis (BUMP)
     Bored Cast in Situ Concrete Pile (600 mm diameter)

     The following rate analysis is based on a 600 mm diameter bored cast in


    place pile length 20m constructed at Chesang river on Biratnagar Rangeli
    Road.

     The rate (cost) of boring is based on boring through firm to stiff clays and
    silty fine to medium to coarse sand. The rate will vary in different type of
    geology.

     The entire piling operation was performed by bringing skilled to


    semiskilled experienced people from Calcutta. Thus higher rates for man
    days have been taken.

     The rates are excluding VAT and Contractor’s profit. Details of the rate
    analysis is enclosed.
    SN JOB ITEM UNIT RATE REMARK

    1 Mobilisation / Demob of piling plant L.S./1 bridge


    50,000

    2 Construction of Mud tank L.S./1bridge 77,271

    3 Preparation Piling platform L. S. /1 cap 10,000

    4 Preparation for Boring L. S. /1pile 833.65

    5 Boring (by wash boring method) M 853.73

    6 Concreting M 1,789.33

    7 Reinforcement Ton 28,612.00

    8 Obstruction Hour 982.00

    9 Pile head preparation 1 pile 600.00


    Piles Well
    15 no.x 20 m. x 600 mm dia 12 m. x 6 m. dia
    scour depth 6m Scour depth 6 m
    unit skin friction 40 kpa unit skin friction 40 kpa
    unit end bearing 1500 kpa unit end bearing 1500 kpa

    Total capacity : Total capacity :


    (Shaft + Base) *15 (Shaft + Base)
    (14*1.88*40 + 0.28 * 1500)*15 (6*15.7*40+19.62*1500)
    15792 + 6300 KN 3768 + 29430
    22,000 kN 33,000 KN

    Allowable capacity 12,000 KN Allowable capacity 11,000 KN

    FOS = 2 FOS = 3

    Capacity can be handled with grouting


     Vertical Capacity
     Horizontal Capacity
     Group pile analysis
     Settlement
     Batter piles
     Negative skin friction
     Fixity of piles
     Construction time (as short a possible)
     Enhnacing the bearing by grouting

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