Investigation of Redistribution of Pile Foundation Forces Under Successive Loading of Its Elements

Redistribution of pile foundation forces under successive loading of its elements was investigated under laboratory conditions. A segment of pile foundation model was taken for use in the case study. Load tests on the pile foundation model segment, without joining its elements (pile and plate, which...

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Main Authors: Sedin Vladimir, Bikus Kateryna, Kovba Vladislav
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Sciendo 2017-12-01
Series:Civil and Environmental Engineering Reports
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1515/ceer-2017-0055
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spelling doaj-767ecff96abe4cacb25a68c35ed798ff2021-09-06T19:19:31ZengSciendoCivil and Environmental Engineering Reports2080-51872450-85942017-12-0127412112910.1515/ceer-2017-0055ceer-2017-0055Investigation of Redistribution of Pile Foundation Forces Under Successive Loading of Its ElementsSedin Vladimir0Bikus Kateryna1Kovba Vladislav2PSACEA, Foundation Engineering Department, Chernishevskogo st 24A, Dnipro, UkrainePSACEA, Foundation Engineering Department, Dnipro, UkrainePSACEA, Foundation Engineering Department, Dnipro, UkraineRedistribution of pile foundation forces under successive loading of its elements was investigated under laboratory conditions. A segment of pile foundation model was taken for use in the case study. Load tests on the pile foundation model segment, without joining its elements (pile and plate, which turns into grillage) and based on different combinations of static loadings were conducted. This proved that the loading of a plate causes skin friction on some length of the pile side surface as well as providing additional loading and settlement. Test results have shown that application of successive elements enables the foundation to carry loads up to 13% higher than in the case of a standard pile foundation loading with the same settlement rates.https://doi.org/10.1515/ceer-2017-0055segment of pile foundationplate not joining a pileadditional skin frictionsuccessive loading
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author Sedin Vladimir
Bikus Kateryna
Kovba Vladislav
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Bikus Kateryna
Kovba Vladislav
Investigation of Redistribution of Pile Foundation Forces Under Successive Loading of Its Elements
Civil and Environmental Engineering Reports
segment of pile foundation
plate not joining a pile
additional skin friction
successive loading
author_facet Sedin Vladimir
Bikus Kateryna
Kovba Vladislav
author_sort Sedin Vladimir
title Investigation of Redistribution of Pile Foundation Forces Under Successive Loading of Its Elements
title_short Investigation of Redistribution of Pile Foundation Forces Under Successive Loading of Its Elements
title_full Investigation of Redistribution of Pile Foundation Forces Under Successive Loading of Its Elements
title_fullStr Investigation of Redistribution of Pile Foundation Forces Under Successive Loading of Its Elements
title_full_unstemmed Investigation of Redistribution of Pile Foundation Forces Under Successive Loading of Its Elements
title_sort investigation of redistribution of pile foundation forces under successive loading of its elements
publisher Sciendo
series Civil and Environmental Engineering Reports
issn 2080-5187
2450-8594
publishDate 2017-12-01
description Redistribution of pile foundation forces under successive loading of its elements was investigated under laboratory conditions. A segment of pile foundation model was taken for use in the case study. Load tests on the pile foundation model segment, without joining its elements (pile and plate, which turns into grillage) and based on different combinations of static loadings were conducted. This proved that the loading of a plate causes skin friction on some length of the pile side surface as well as providing additional loading and settlement. Test results have shown that application of successive elements enables the foundation to carry loads up to 13% higher than in the case of a standard pile foundation loading with the same settlement rates.
topic segment of pile foundation
plate not joining a pile
additional skin friction
successive loading
url https://doi.org/10.1515/ceer-2017-0055
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