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    2. FOUNDATIONS CONT DEEP FOUNDATIONS

    By- Kokebe Yifru -Adama University Department of Civil Engineering & Arc- 20010/2011

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    2. DEEP FOUNDATIONS

    Deep foundations are those in which the

    depth of the foundation is very large in

    comparison to its width.

    Constructed sufficiently below ground level

    with artificial arrangements such as piles,wells, etc at their base.

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    DEEP FOUNDATIONS

    Classifications of Deep Foundation:-

    1.

    Pile foundations (commonly used)

    2.

    Pier foundation

    3.

    Caisson or Well foundation

    By - Kokebe Yifru -Adama University Department of Civil Engineering & Arc- 2009/2010

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    DEEP FOUNDATIONS

    A pile FoundationA pile Foundation is that type of deepis that type of deepfoundation in which the loads are taken to afoundation in which the loads are taken to alow level by means of alow level by means of a vertical membersvertical members

    which may be ofwhich may be oftimbertimber,, concreteconcrete oror steelsteel

    oror combination of themcombination of them..

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    DEEP FOUNDATIONS PILE FOUNDATION Pile Foundation is Suitable under the followingPile Foundation is Suitable under the following

    situations:situations:--

    1. When the soil is very soft and solid base is1. When the soil is very soft and solid base is

    not available at reasonable depth to keepnot available at reasonable depth to keep

    the bearing capacity within the safe limit.the bearing capacity within the safe limit.

    2. The subsoil water level is high so that2. The subsoil water level is high so that

    pumping of water from the open trenchespumping of water from the open trenches

    for the shallow foundations is difficult andfor the shallow foundations is difficult and

    uneconomical.uneconomical.

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    DEEP FOUNDATIONS PILE FOUNDATION Suitability of pile Foundation:Suitability of pile Foundation:--

    3. Where there is large fluctuations in subsoil3. Where there is large fluctuations in subsoil

    water levelwater level

    4. Instead of Mat foundation where no firm4. Instead of Mat foundation where no firmbearing strata exists at a reasonable depthbearing strata exists at a reasonable depth

    and the loading is uneven.and the loading is uneven.

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    PILE FOUNDATION CONT

    Suitability Cont..Suitability Cont..

    5. When it is necessary to construct a building5. When it is necessary to construct a building

    along the sea shore or a river bed.along the sea shore or a river bed.

    6. If deep strip foundation is attempted,6. If deep strip foundation is attempted,

    timbering of sides is difficult to maintain ortimbering of sides is difficult to maintain orretain the soil of sides of the trench, thusretain the soil of sides of the trench, thus

    pile Foundation can be used.pile Foundation can be used.

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    PILE FOUNDATION CONT

    ClassificationClassification

    1.1.

    Based on functionBased on function

    End bearing pileEnd bearing pile

    Friction pileFriction pile

    Compaction pileCompaction pile Tension pile or uplift pileTension pile or uplift pile

    Anchor pileAnchor pile

    Fender pile and dolphinsFender pile and dolphins

    Batter pileBatter pile

    Sheet pileSheet pile

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    PILE FOUNDATION CONT

    Classification contClassification cont

    2. Based on material and composition2. Based on material and composition

    1.1.

    Concrete pileConcrete pile

    a)a)

    PrePre--castcast

    b)b)

    CastCast--inin--situsitu

    i) Driven piles: cased or uncasedi) Driven piles: cased or uncased

    ii) Board piles: pressure piles,ii) Board piles: pressure piles,

    underunder--reamed piles and board compaction pilesreamed piles and board compaction piles

    2 . Timber piles2 . Timber piles

    3. Steel piles3. Steel piles

    4. Composite piles4. Composite piles

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    PILE FOUNDATION CONT

    Classification contClassification cont

    2.2. Based on material and compositionBased on material and composition

    1.1.

    Concrete pileConcrete pile

    a)a)

    PrePre--castcast

    b)b) CastCast--inin--situsitu

    E.g.. Raymond Standard PileE.g.. Raymond Standard Pile

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    CONCRETE PILECONCRETE PILE PREPRE--CASTCAST

    PrePre--cast concrete piles may be manufactured in almostcast concrete piles may be manufactured in almost

    any desired size or shape.any desired size or shape.

    Commonly used section shapes include round, square,Commonly used section shapes include round, square,

    and octagonal shapes.and octagonal shapes.

    Advantage of concrete piles include high strength andAdvantage of concrete piles include high strength and

    resistance to decay. However, a preresistance to decay. However, a pre--cast concrete pile iscast concrete pile is

    usually the heaviest type of pile available for a givenusually the heaviest type of pile available for a givenpile size.pile size.

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    CONCRETE PILECONCRETE PILE PREPRE--CAST CONTCAST CONT

    Because their brittleness and lack of tensileBecause their brittleness and lack of tensile

    strength, they require care in handling andstrength, they require care in handling and

    driving to prevent pile damage.driving to prevent pile damage.

    Since they have little strength in bending, theySince they have little strength in bending, they

    may be broken by improper lifting procedures.may be broken by improper lifting procedures.

    Cutting requires the use of pneumaticCutting requires the use of pneumatic

    hammers and cutting torches or special saws.hammers and cutting torches or special saws.

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    CONCRETE PILECONCRETE PILE CASTAST--ININ--SITUSITU CastCast--inin--placeplace

    concrete piles are constructed by driving aconcrete piles are constructed by driving a

    steel shell into the ground and then filling it withsteel shell into the ground and then filling it with

    concrete.concrete.

    Usually, a steel mandrel or core attached to the pileUsually, a steel mandrel or core attached to the pile

    driver is placed inside the shell to reduce shell damagedriver is placed inside the shell to reduce shell damage

    during driving.during driving.

    Although straight shells may be pulled as they areAlthough straight shells may be pulled as they are

    filled with concrete, shells are usually left in place andfilled with concrete, shells are usually left in place andserve as additional reinforcement for the concrete.serve as additional reinforcement for the concrete.

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    CONCRETE PILECONCRETE PILE

    CASTCAST--ININ--SITU CONT..SITU CONT.. .. The shells are light, easy to handle, and easyThe shells are light, easy to handle, and easy

    to cut and splice.to cut and splice.

    Since shells may be damaged during driving,Since shells may be damaged during driving,

    they should be Visually inspected before fillingthey should be Visually inspected before filling

    with concrete.with concrete.

    Shells driven into expansive soils should beShells driven into expansive soils should be

    filled with concrete as soon as possible afterfilled with concrete as soon as possible after

    driving to reduce the possibility of shelldriving to reduce the possibility of shell

    damage due to lateral soil pressure.damage due to lateral soil pressure.

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    FOUNDATIONSFOUNDATIONS

    Assignment

    1.

    Enumerate the different types of

    A-Deep Foundations

    B-

    Piles

    and describe each type and Specify the

    advantages and disadvantages briefly.

    2. Explain briefly the causes of failure of foundation

    and remedial measures.(max

    15 pages)

    Summary

    By Group 3

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    Thank You!!