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Methodology Pile drilled / soil removed Auger drilled into Steel section driven into
and replaced with ground and replaced the ground
reinforced concrete with concrete as the
auger is removed
Typical size 450-2500mm diameter 450 – 1200 mm 150 – 350 UC’s, UBPs
ranges diameter depths up to
32m
Capacity
- Shaft friction Medium Medium Medium
- Structural Very high structural Cage insertion can limit Driving stresses often
capacity and tensile govern the steel section
stiffness achievable and flexural capacity at required
depth
Construction Typical / Plant Hydraulic or crane Hydraulic piling rig, Crane, vibro hammer or
mounted piling rig, concrete pump and hydraulic hammer with
handling crane, casing, possible handling crane powerpack or drop
vibro with powerpack and hammer and leaders or
/ or drilling support fluid guide frame
plant
Piling 16m deep - 600dia @ 16m deep - 600dia @ 16m deep - 350 UC’s @
productivity 2No/day in soft material 11No/day in soft 22No/day in soft material
including a 3m soft rock material including a 3m
socket depth. Detailed soft rock socket depth
production rates
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dependant material
Materials Casing and cage lay Cage lay down area H pile lay down area
storage down area
Methodology Tube driven using Pre cast section driven Soil displaced or removed
external or internal into the ground and replaced with stone
hammer and filled with
reinforced concrete
Typical size 350 – 750 mm diameter 250 – 600 mm square 600 – 1200 mm diameter
ranges
Capacity
- Shaft friction Medium Medium Low
Construction Typical / Plant Crane, vibro hammer or Crane, hydraulic Crane, vibro probe with
hydraulic hammer with hammer with power pack,
powerpack or drop powerpack or drop water pumps, compressor
and front loader
hammer, leaders hammer, leaders or
or guide frame guide frame
Piling 16m deep - 600mm Dia 16m deep - 300mm 12m deep @ 6No/day in
productivity piles @ 22No/day square piles @ soft material
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20No/day
Materials Tube and cage lay Precast pile lay down / Stone stockpiles
storage down area curing area
Spoil None, but ground None, but ground 20 - 100% Nett volume
heave possible heave possible
Other Predrilling can be used Variable pile founding Top feed “Wet” process
to overcome depth can lead to high requires water circulation
obstructions Enlarged wastage levels and system and settlement
bases can be formed to jointing expensive ponds to contain silts
enhance capacity
Advantages Sheet piles are best This is a permanent Diaphragm walls tend to
suited for the following solution which provides be used for retaining
applications temporary increased wall stiffness very deep excavations
as they can be designed
retaining walls, compared to sheet
to take very high
cofferdams and other piles structural loads
temporary structures
Construction Establishment Cranes, vibros and 50-60T self erecting 50T crane + grab,
hammers and / or pile hydraulic drilling rigs handling crane,
jacking plant and handling crane. mud conditioning plant,
mud storage
Piling productivity 16m deep - 600mm 16m deep - 600dia @ 16m deep by 800mm
wide sheet piles @ 4No/day in soft wide @ 14-40m3/day of
22No/day (in clay or material including a 3m completed wall per rig
per day
sand materials) soft rock socket depth.
Detailed production Detailed production
rates rates
Work face Plant & Materials Plant & Materials Plant materials and
access delivery delivery pipelines for mud
circulation
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Product Wall Movement Flexible, can be In-situ wall with ground Ground supported
increased with supported throughout excavation.
clutched throughout Stiffest option given wall
king piles. More props construction. Very stiff. thickness
or anchors can be
used to reduce
movements
Watertightness Good with joint Groundwater control Excellent over full depth
treatment over pile length and of the wall with
satisfactory waterbar across panel
performance with joints.
some seepages
Connections Welded below capping Drilled & grouted bars Full moment & shear
beam level into piles, connection via box-out
shear & bending and pull-out bars
capacity possible
Load Capacity Low end bearing Capacity can be Wall has a large bearing
capacity enhanced by area and individual
increasing the length panels can be extended
of some piles
Advantages Soldier pile and lagging Low cost and speed Excellent resistance to
walls are the most of construction for contaminated
inexpensive systems temporary and groundwater. They have
abilityto adapt to ground
compared to other permanent retaining movements such as
retaining walls. They walls and soil earthquakes
are also very easy and support
fast to construct
Construction Establishment 50-60T self erecting 50-60T self erecting 50T crane + grab / CSM,
hydraulic drilling rigs hydraulic drilling rigs, handling crane / grout
and handling crane handling crane and plant with screw feed
concrete pumps silos, high pressure
pumps
Piling 16m deep - 300mm 16m deep - 600dia @ 16m deep by 800mm wide
productivity square piles @ 4No/day in soft @ 20-50m3/day of
18No/day material including a completed wall per rig per
day
3m soft rock socket
depth. Detailed
production rates
Work face Plant & Materials Plant & Materials Plant, materials and
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access delivery delivery pipeline delivery of slurry
Product Wall Movement Ground unsupported Ground unsupported Ground supported with
allowing relaxation allowing relaxation stiffness dependant on
prior placement of prior to concrete steel section.
panels and backfilling Finished product stiff Precast panels can
Stiffness depends on increase stiffness.
structural section
and backfill
compaction
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