Pile settlement acceptance criteria / Fauziah Nawi

Nowadays, piles become the most efficient method that acts as a foundation to prevent all types of structures from failure. This failure is may be because of the weakness of soil strength, geological and more. In Malaysia, the application of the pile is very broaden. However, there is a limited o...

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Main Author: Nawi, Fauziah
Format: Student Project
Language:English
Published: Faculty of Civil Engineering 2007
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Online Access:http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/19755/
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spelling uitm-197552018-07-30T02:42:36Z http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/19755/ Pile settlement acceptance criteria / Fauziah Nawi Nawi, Fauziah Building materials Structural engineering Nowadays, piles become the most efficient method that acts as a foundation to prevent all types of structures from failure. This failure is may be because of the weakness of soil strength, geological and more. In Malaysia, the application of the pile is very broaden. However, there is a limited of standard on pile settlement that can be used today in order to provide a safety of the structure in future. Towards the problem, this research studies the behavior of pile driven in soft ground and its displacement behavior. In order to investigate the pile settlement criteria in clay, the mechanisms of pile installation is simulated. Pulling test is used to check the pile shaft capacity. No separation of pile capacity is required since the pulling test is only focused on the pile shaft capacity. Total 12 number of model pile is tested which 8 of them installed in container and others in field. Testing result shown that the range of displacement which relevant to its failure is about 3.21% - 7.77% of pile diameter. Faculty of Civil Engineering 2007-05-16 Student Project NonPeerReviewed text en http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/19755/1/PPb_FAUZIAH%20NAWI%20EC%20P%2007_5.pdf.pdf Nawi, Fauziah (2007) Pile settlement acceptance criteria / Fauziah Nawi. [Student Project] (Submitted)
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Structural engineering
Nawi, Fauziah
Pile settlement acceptance criteria / Fauziah Nawi
description Nowadays, piles become the most efficient method that acts as a foundation to prevent all types of structures from failure. This failure is may be because of the weakness of soil strength, geological and more. In Malaysia, the application of the pile is very broaden. However, there is a limited of standard on pile settlement that can be used today in order to provide a safety of the structure in future. Towards the problem, this research studies the behavior of pile driven in soft ground and its displacement behavior. In order to investigate the pile settlement criteria in clay, the mechanisms of pile installation is simulated. Pulling test is used to check the pile shaft capacity. No separation of pile capacity is required since the pulling test is only focused on the pile shaft capacity. Total 12 number of model pile is tested which 8 of them installed in container and others in field. Testing result shown that the range of displacement which relevant to its failure is about 3.21% - 7.77% of pile diameter.
format Student Project
author Nawi, Fauziah
author_facet Nawi, Fauziah
author_sort Nawi, Fauziah
title Pile settlement acceptance criteria / Fauziah Nawi
title_short Pile settlement acceptance criteria / Fauziah Nawi
title_full Pile settlement acceptance criteria / Fauziah Nawi
title_fullStr Pile settlement acceptance criteria / Fauziah Nawi
title_full_unstemmed Pile settlement acceptance criteria / Fauziah Nawi
title_sort pile settlement acceptance criteria / fauziah nawi
publisher Faculty of Civil Engineering
publishDate 2007
url http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/19755/
http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/19755/1/PPb_FAUZIAH%20NAWI%20EC%20P%2007_5.pdf.pdf
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