Q2. A wooden pile that weighs 500 lb is driven into the ground by successive blows of a hammer weighing 1000lb that falls freely through a distance of 6ft upon the head of the pile. The average resistance to penetration is 4000 lb. How far does a single blow of the hammer drive the pile into the ground? Assume that the hammer and pile cling together after impact.

Q2. A wooden pile that weighs 500 lb is driven into the ground by successive blows of a hammer weighing 1000lb that falls freely through a distance of 6ft upon the head of the pile. The average resistance to penetration is 4000 lb. How far does a single blow of the hammer drive the pile into the ground? Assume that the hammer and pile cling together after impact.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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