Defective Piles In Clay - Synopsis

Deep Foundations Institute
S. Narasimha Rao
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Deep Foundations Institute
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8
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1996

Abstract

Bored cast in situ piles are highly susceptible to construction defects like necking, discontinuity in concreting, poor compaction of concrete, improper end bearing condition due to inadequate cleaning of bore hole, exposure of reinforcement, segregation of concrete etc. There is a necessity to understand the behavior of piles so as to design effective foundation system. In this paper investigations of two field cases were discussed to bring out the effect of defective piles. In one case improper end bearing has been discussed for a concrete pile of length of 45m and diameter equal to 1.2 m and is reinforced with 32 no's of 28mm diameter steel bars and in another case necking of the pile has been discussed. Further model piles with preformed defects have been tested in laboratory to bring out the influence of defective piles.
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APA: S. Narasimha Rao  (1996)  Defective Piles In Clay - Synopsis

MLA: S. Narasimha Rao Defective Piles In Clay - Synopsis. Deep Foundations Institute, 1996.

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