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(Bore Hole No. 2) : Calculation Spec.: NO. Soil Bearing & Pile Capacity Rev. No: 0

1) The document provides soil properties and calculations to determine soil bearing capacity and pile capacity for a foundation. Soil properties include unit weight, moisture content, and N-values from bore hole data. 2) Calculations are shown to determine allowable soil bearing capacity using Terzaghi's, Bowles', and Mayerhof's methods. Elastic settlement is also calculated and found to be less than the allowable settlement. 3) Pile properties are listed including diameter, unit weight, modulus of elasticity, moment of inertia, ultimate moment, and allowable load capacity. Soil stratum data from the bore hole is also provided.

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(Bore Hole No. 2) : Calculation Spec.: NO. Soil Bearing & Pile Capacity Rev. No: 0

1) The document provides soil properties and calculations to determine soil bearing capacity and pile capacity for a foundation. Soil properties include unit weight, moisture content, and N-values from bore hole data. 2) Calculations are shown to determine allowable soil bearing capacity using Terzaghi's, Bowles', and Mayerhof's methods. Elastic settlement is also calculated and found to be less than the allowable settlement. 3) Pile properties are listed including diameter, unit weight, modulus of elasticity, moment of inertia, ultimate moment, and allowable load capacity. Soil stratum data from the bore hole is also provided.

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SPEC.

CALCULATION :
NO.
REV. No : 0
SOIL BEARING & PILE CAPACITY
PAGE :
: Reference (PRINCIPLES OF FOUNDATION ENGINEERING, BRAJA M. DAS)

1. INPUT DATA (BORE HOLE NO. 2)

1) Boring Hole No BH-02

2) Unit weight of soil (rs1) = 3.000 ton/m3 DRILL LOG

3) Unit weight of soil (rs2) = 1.800 ton/m3 0.00


4) Breadth of foundation (B) = 3.00 m 1.50
5) Length of foundation (L) = 3.00 m 3.00
6) Depth of foundation (Df) = 1.50 m 4.50
7) Allowable settlement (S) = 25.4 mm 6.00
8) Cohesion (c) 0.00 ton/m2 7.50
9) Friction angle (φ) = 33 deg 0.00
: Φ = √[20N] + 15 ( 19 ~ 45 deg.) 0.00
10) Average N-value (N) = 16 0.00
11) Safty factor (FS) = 3 10 20 30 40 50

※ Allowable capacity (qall) = 15.83 ton/m2

2. CORRECTED N-VALUE : By Peck & Bazaraa' Formula, 1969

1) In case of σv' < 7.32 ton/m2

Ncor = (4*NF) / (1+0.40984*σv') depth NF σv' Ncor

2) In case of σv' > 7.32 ton/m2 (m) (ton/m2)

Ncor = (4*NF) / (3.25+0.13661*σv') 1.50 7 4.500 X Fill Material 1

3) In case of σv' = 7.32 ton/m2 3.00 10 9.000 O 9 Fill Material 2

Ncor = NF 4.50 7 13.500 O 5 Fill Material 3

- Unit weight of soil (rs1) = 3.000 ton/m3 6.00 24 18.000 O 17 Residual Soil 4

- σv' : Effective stress (ton/m )


2
7.50 50 22.500 O 32 Residual Soil 0

- NF : N-value in field 0.00 0 0.000 X 0

- Ncor : Corrected N-value 0.00 0 0.000 X 0

0.00 0 0.000 X 0

1 average Ncor < 25 16

3. ALLOWABLE SOIL BEARING CAPACITY

※ Allowable Bearing Capacity (qall) = 15.83 ton/m2

: Mayerhof's Formular
3.1 By Terzaghi's Formula, 1963

qall = qu / FS = {(α*c*Nc) + (β*r1*B*Nr) + (r2*Df*Nq)} / FS = 65.71 ton/m2

where, Unit weight of soil (r1) = 3.000 ton/m3

Unit weight of soil (r2) = 1.800 ton/m3

Df : Depth of foundation = 1.50 m

B : Breadth of foundation = 3.00 m Factor Square Circular Strip Rectangle

α : Shape factor = 1.30 α 1.3 1.3 1.0 1.0+0.3x(B/L)

β : Shape factor = 0.40 β 0.4 0.3 0.5 0.5-0.1x(B/L)

c : Cohesion 0.00 ton/m2

Nc : Bearing factor = 38.64 (by Vesic)

Nr : Bearing factor = 35.19 (by Vesic)

Nq : Bearing factor = 26.09 (by Vesic)

FS : Safty factor = 3

φ : Friction angle = 33 deg

3.2 By Bowle's Formula, 1977

1) In case of B ≤ 1.22m

qnet(all) = 1.954*N*Fd*(S / 25.4) = None ton/m2

2) In case of B > 1.22m

qnet(all) = 1.22*N*((3.28*B + 1) / (3.28*B))2*Fd*(S / 25.4) = 27.72 ton/m2

where, N = Average S.P.T value = 16

S : Allowable settlement = 25.4 mm

B : Breadth of foundation = 3.00 m

Df : Depth of foundation = 1.50 m

Fd : Depth factor = 1.17

; 1+0.33(Df / B) = 1.17 < 1.33

3.3 By Mayerhof's Formula, 1956

1) In case of B ≤ 1.22m

qnet(all) = 1.22*N = None ton/m2

2) In case of B > 1.22m

qnet(all) = 0.815*N*((3.28*B + 1) / (3.28*B))2 = 15.83 ton/m2

where, N = Average S.P.T value = 16

S : Allowable settlement = 25.4 mm

B : Breadth of foundation = 3.00 m

4. ELASTIC SETTLEMENT (Harr, 1966)

Se = {(B*qo) / Es} * (1-μs2) * αr = 17.1 mm < 25.4 mm

where, B : Breadth of foundation = 3.00 m


qo = qall = 15.83 ton/m2

N = Average S.P.T value = 16

Es : Elastic modulus = 2240 ton/m2 : 140N

μs : Poisson's ratio = 0.32

αr : Numerical value = 0.90 : B / L = 1.0

for circular

( Harr, 1966)
Type of soil Elastic modulus (Es) Poisson's ratio
(ton/m2) (Ib/in2) (μs)
Loose sand 1060 ~ 2460 1500 ~ 3500 0.20 ~ 0.40
Medium dense sand 1760 ~ 2810 2500 ~ 4000 0.25 ~ 0.40
Dense sand 3520 ~ 5630 5000 ~ 8000 0.30 ~ 0.45
Silty sand 1060 ~ 1760 1500 ~ 2500 0.20 ~ 0.40
Sand and gravel 7035 ~ 17590 10000 ~ 25000 0.15 ~ 0.35
Soft clay 210 ~ 530 300 ~ 750
Medium clay 530 ~ 1060 750 ~ 1500 0.20 ~ 0.50
Stiff clay 1060 ~ 2460 1500 ~ 3500
(Schmertmann, 1970)

Min. Max. Max-Min

1760 2810 1050 Es Δ Es Δ Es (%) μs

0.25 0.40 0.15 2240 480 0.46 0.32


SPEC. :
CALCULATION
NO. :
REV. No. :
SOIL BEARING & PILE CAPACITY
PAGE :
BORE HOLE NO. 2
1. PILE PROPERTY

1.1 Pile type : Φ 400 PHC PILE, A type

1.2 Diameter of the pile (Dp) = 500 mm

1.3 Unit weight of the pile (Wp) = 0.178 ton/m

1.4 Young's modulus of the pile material (Ep) = 350000 kg/cm2

1.5 Moment of inertia of the pile section (Ip) = 99580 cm4

1.6 Ultimate moment of the pile section (Mu) = 30 ton.m

1.7 Allowable load-bearing capacity of the pile section (Pa) = 112 ton

2. SOIL PROPERTY : BH-02

2.1 Soil stratum data

EL - N value Ls Nave. Ls x Nave. Description DRILL LOG

0.00 0 0.00

1.50 7 1.50 4 6.00 Fill material

3.00 10 1.50 9 13.50 Fill material

4.50 7 1.50 9 13.50 Fill material

6.00 24 1.50 16 24.00 Residual soil

7.50 50 1.50 37 55.50 Residual soil

SUM 7.50 75 112.50 10 20 30

2.2 Average value of N of soil stratum (Ns)

Ns = Σ(Ls x Nave.) / Σ(Ls) = 15 < 25 ∴ Ns = 15

2.3 Average value of N near the pile point (N")

above 4.0Dp Pile point under 1.0Dp N" < 50

24 50 50 41 ∴ N" = 41

2.4 Internal friction angle (Φ)

Φ = √[20N] + 15 = 32 < 40 ∴Φ= 32

3. ALLOWABLE AXIAL BEARING CAPACITY (Qpa) : When Long Term : By Mayerhof's Formula
3.1 Ultimate axial bearing capacity (Qu)

Qu = Qp + Qs

where, 1) Qp : Point bearing capacity

2) Qs : Skin resistance capacity

3.2 Point bearing capacity (Qp)

Qp = 40*N*Ap = 328 ton

where, 1) N = N" : Value of N in vicinity of the pile point 41

2) Ap : Area of the pile tip = 0.20 m2

3) Dp : Diameter of the pile = 0.50 m

3.3 Skin resistance capacity (Qs)

Qs = 0.2 x (Ns x U x Ls) = 35 ton

where, 1) Ns : Average value of N of the soil stratum 15

3) U : Perimeter of the pile = 1.57 m

2) Ls : Depth of the soil stratum = 7.50 m

3.4 Allowable axial bearing capacity (Qpa)

Qu = Qp + Qs = 363 ton

Safety factor (FS) = 3.0

Qpa = Qu / FS = 121 ton < 112 ton

∴ Used allowable axial bearing capacity (Qpa) = 120 ton/set

4. ALLOWABLE UPLIFTING RESISTANCE CAPACITY (Qta) : When Long Term : By Mayerhof's Formu

4.1 Ultimate uplifting resistance capacity (Qt)

Qt = Wpo + U*L*fav = 35 ton

where, 1) Wpo : Weight of the pile except the buoyancy = -0.14 ton

Wpo = (Wp x L) - (Ww x Vp)


- Wp : Unit weight of the pile = 0.178 ton/m

-L : Length of the pile = 7.50 m

- Ww : Unit weight of water = 1.00 ton/m3

- Vp : Volume of the pile = 1.47 m3

- Dp : Diameter of the pile = 0.50 m

2) U : Perimeter of the pile = 1.57 m

3) fav : Average unit frictional resistance 3.00 ton/m2

fav = 0.2 x Ns < 5.00

- Ns : Average value of N of soil stratum < 15 15

4.2 Allowable uplifting resistance capacity (Qta)

Qt = 35 ton

Safety factor (FS) = 3.0

Qpa = Qu / FS = 12 ton

∴ Used allowable uplifting resistance capacity (Qta) = 10 ton/set

5. ALLOWABLE LATERAL RESISTANCE CAPACITY (Qha) : When Long Term : By Chang's Formula

5.1 Lateral soil reaction factor (Kh)

Kh = (α x Eo x Dp(-0.75) ) x y(-0.50) = 2.68 kg/cm3

where, 1) α : Numerical factor = 0.2

2) Eo : Soil deformation factor (28 x Ns) 252 kg/cm2

3) Ns : Average value of N of soil stratum 9

4) Dp : Diameter of the pile = 50.0 cm

5) y : Displacement of head of pile 1.0 cm

5.2 Characteristic value of the pile (β)


β = 4 √[(kh x Dp) / (4 x Ep x Ip)] = 0.557 m-1

where, 1) Ep : Young's modulus of the pile material 350000 kg/cm2

2) Ip : Moment of inertia of the pile section 99580 cm4

5.3 Ultimate lateral resistance capacity (Qh)

Qh = {(Kh x Dp) / (2 x β)} x y = 12.00 ton

where, 1) y : Displacement of head of pile 1.0 cm

※ βL = 4.18 > 3.00 : Long Pile

1) L : Length of the pile = 7.50 m

5.4 Allowable lateral resistance capacity (Qha)

Qh = 12 ton

Safety factor (FS) = 3.0

Qpa = Qu / FS = 4 ton

∴ Used allowable lateral resistance capacity (Qha) = 4 ton/set


DRILL LOG

40 50
: By Mayerhof's Formula
: By Chang's Formula
# REFERENCES

Effective overburden pressure 3 / 12

Terzaghi's bearing capacity 4 / 12

Meyerhof's bearing capacity 6 / 12

Bowel's bearing capacity 6 / 12

Elastic settlement 7 / 12

Point Beaing of Pile 9 / 12

Pullout resistence of pile 9 / 12

Laterally loaded pile 10 / 12

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