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Pile bearing capacity from soil data: driven and bored piles
From a soil profile the tool computes the bearing capacity of driven and bored piles by the practical method, dividing the shaft into 2 m layers.
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Standards
SP 24.13330, tables 7.2, 7.3, and 7.8.
Input
Soil profile, pile type and dimensions, embedment depth.
Output
Fd, with end bearing and shaft resistance contributions per layer.
What it does
- Driven and bored piles
- Shaft divided into 2 m layers
- End bearing and shaft resistance from code tables
- Design bearing capacity Fd
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- Input validation and printable results
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Full version
On request
- Save soil profiles and piles
- Export calculations to XLSX
- Import soil profiles from Excel
- History per project
Questions
Which pile types?
Driven piles per tables 7.2 and 7.3, bored piles per table 7.8.
How is the shaft divided?
Into 2 m segments, with resistance taken at the mid-depth of each segment.
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