exampley Determine the ultimate loadof closed ended pipe pile using theStatic load test data of the fablebelow. Use Davission's and 10% relativesettlement criteria. The outside diameterand totalof the pile is355 mmLength is 8.24 m. The steel cross sectional200 GPa forarea is 136.8 cm². useYoung's medulur.147240t535 669 803 936 10 701204-1328Axia/loade 268(KM)Settlement o9.137 49 65 891 141 280,645

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exampley Determine the ultimate load of closed ended pipe pile using the Static load test data of the fable below. Use Davission's and 10% relative settlement criteria. The outside diameter of the file is 355 mm, and total The steel cross sectional Length is 8.24 m. The steel use 200 GPa for area is 136.8 cm² Young's medulur. 1472 40t Axtattoodo 268 (KM) 515 669 803 936 10701204-1338 Settlement o 9.1 37 49 65 891 141 280,

exampley Determine the ultimate load of closed ended pipe pile using the Static load test data of the fable below. Use Davission's and 10% relative settlement criteria. The outside diameter of the file is 355 mm, and total The steel cross sectional Length is 8.24 m. The steel use 200 GPa for area is 136.8 cm² Young's medulur. 1472 40t Axtattoodo 268 (KM) 515 669 803 936 10701204-1338 Settlement o 9.1 37 49 65 891 141 280,

Principles of Foundation Engineering (MindTap Course List)

9th Edition

ISBN:9781337705028

Author:Braja M. Das, Nagaratnam Sivakugan

Publisher:Braja M. Das, Nagaratnam Sivakugan

Chapter12: Pile Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 12.35P

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