Civil Engineering: Piles Design (CIV 2108)
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What is the ultimate pile capacity (Pu) composed of?

Tip capacity (PP) plus the sum of ultimate skin resistance (Psi,u)

How is the skin friction capacity (Psi) calculated?

Using the formula: Psi = As * fs * ΔL, where As is effective pile surface area, fs is skin resistance, and ΔL is embedded increment

What is the formula used to calculate the skin resistance (fs)?

fs = α * c, where α is a coefficient from Figure 1, and c is average cohesion for the soil stratum of interest

How is the pile point capacity (PP) calculated?

<p>Using the formula: PP = c * Nc * Ap, where c is cohesion of soil beneath pile point, Nc is bearing capacity factor, and Ap is area of pile point effective in bearing</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the formula used to calculate the allowable pile capacity (Pa)?

<p>Pa = Pu / SF, where Pu is ultimate pile capacity and SF is safety factor</p> Signup and view all the answers

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