Design Of Well Cap, Pier And Well Steiming At The Junction Using Strut-And-Tie Model - Synopsis

Deep Foundations Institute
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Jan 1, 1996

Abstract

Pier, well cap and steining junction is a complicated 3-d re-ion. The prevalent design procedure for the pier, well cap and steining in isolated manner is not rational. In absence of an integrated approach for design of the junction structure, the well cap is designed uneconomical and at the same time pier and steining are left relatively unsafe. Strut-and-Tie Model based design is a simple solution to this problem. An example illustrating design of the junction structure using STM is presented. On comparison of the outcomes of the STM based design with the prevalent design, the following anomalies are found: i) For smooth flow of forces, length of pier at its base should preferably be made equal to the outer well diameter, ii) STM based design for the pier is more rational, economical and safe. iii) Due to presence of hoop stress, as indicated by the STM, the steining concrete in a depth of p times outer diameter of the well from the well cap level should be limited to M15 grade, iv) STM based design for the steining is more rational, economical and safe.
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APA:  (1996)  Design Of Well Cap, Pier And Well Steiming At The Junction Using Strut-And-Tie Model - Synopsis

MLA: Design Of Well Cap, Pier And Well Steiming At The Junction Using Strut-And-Tie Model - Synopsis. Deep Foundations Institute, 1996.

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