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    This document summarizes the design checks for shear bars, embedment depth, and steel bar capacity for an H-pile foundation. It is checking that 4 shear bars of 25mm diameter and 100mm length can resist an ultimate tension of 674kN. It also checks that 4 steel bars of 32mm diameter can resist the tension. Finally, it checks the required embedment depth is sufficient to resist the design shear, moment and tension loads applied to the pile, and determines the minimum required depth is 500mm.

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    This document summarizes the design checks for shear bars, embedment depth, and steel bar capacity for an H-pile foundation. It is checking that 4 shear bars of 25mm diameter and 100mm length can resist an ultimate tension of 674kN. It also checks that 4 steel bars of 32mm diameter can resist the tension. Finally, it checks the required embedment depth is sufficient to resist the design shear, moment and tension loads applied to the pile, and determines the minimum required depth is 500mm.

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    Pile head design for tension pile (dowels, embedment depth)

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    This document summarizes the design checks for shear bars, embedment depth, and steel bar capacity for an H-pile foundation. It is checking that 4 shear bars of 25mm diameter and 100mm length can resist an ultimate tension of 674kN. It also checks that 4 steel bars of 32mm diameter can resist the tension. Finally, it checks the required embedment depth is sufficient to resist the design shear, moment and tension loads applied to the pile, and determines the minimum required depth is 500mm.

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    Pile Head Design

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    NelsonDay
    This document summarizes the design checks for shear bars, embedment depth, and steel bar capacity for an H-pile foundation. It is checking that 4 shear bars of 25mm diameter and 100mm length can resist an ultimate tension of 674kN. It also checks that 4 steel bars of 32mm diameter can resist the tension. Finally, it checks the required embedment depth is sufficient to resist the design shear, moment and tension loads applied to the pile, and determines the minimum required depth is 500mm.

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    The document appears to be calculations for the design of pile foundations, checking parameters like shear bar capacity, welding strength, and embedment depth.

    A pile foundation system.

    The diameter, length, and number of shear bars as well as their welding capacity.

    Job

    Section
    Subject

    By
    Date

    Shear Bars for Fixed Head H-Pile

    1/21/2015

    Check Nos. of Shear Bars


    Loading
    Ultimate Tension,

    T=

    674 kN

    Diameter,
    Length,

    d=
    h=

    25 mm
    100 mm

    Shear Bar

    Concrete
    Compressive Strength,
    Modulus of Elasticity,

    fcu =

    45 MPa

    Ecm =

    26400 MPa

    Pk =

    Characteristic Resistance,

    where

    Nos. of Shear Stud Required,

    Provides

    4 Nos.

    0.29 d (0.8 fcu Ecm)


    0.8 fu ( d / 4)

    16 mm d 25 mm
    =
    0.2 (h/d + 1) for 3 h/d 4
    =
    1 for h/d > 4
    =
    Pk =

    1
    177 kN

    n=

    25 mm Shear Bars.

    Check Welding for Shear Bars


    Weld Length,

    L=
    =

    4d
    314 mm

    Weld Thickness,

    t=

    16 mm

    Weld Strength,

    pw =

    Welding Resistance,

    R=
    =
    >

    215 MPa
    tcos(45)Lpw / 1000
    764 kN
    674 kN

    (OK)

    Provides

    16 mm Fillet Weld All Around.

    Job No.
    Sheet
    1/21/2015

    200
    300
    200

    700

    100

    .8 fcu Ecm)

    3 h/d 4

    [COP SUOS 2011, Cl.10.3.2.2]

    Job
    Section
    Subject

    By
    Date

    Shear Bars for Free Head H-Pile

    1/21/2015

    Check Steel Bar Capacity


    Loading
    Ultimate Tension,
    Dowel Bars
    Diameter,
    Nos. of Bars,
    Yield Stress,
    Tension Capacity

    T=

    674 kN

    =
    n=
    fy =

    32 mm
    4
    460 MPa

    =
    =
    >

    Provides

    4 Nos.

    4
    1287 kN
    674 kN

    n 0.87fy
    1000
    (OK)

    32 mm Steel Bars.

    Check Welding for Shear Bars


    Weld Length,
    Weld Thickness,
    Total Weld Length,
    Weld Strength,
    Welding Resistance,

    Provides

    l=
    t=

    100 mm
    6 mm

    L=
    =
    pw =

    2nl
    800 mm
    215 MPa

    R=
    =
    >

    tcos(45)Lpw / 1000
    730 kN
    674 kN

    6 mm Fillet Weld Both Sides.

    (OK)

    Job No.
    Sheet
    1/21/2015

    100

    Job
    Section
    Subject

    By
    Date

    Embedment Depth

    1/21/2015

    Design Loads
    Max. Shear per pile,
    Max. Moment per pile,
    Max. Tension per pile,
    Load Factor

    V=
    M=
    T=
    =

    347 kN
    608 kNm
    674 kN
    1.4

    Section Properties
    UBP = 305x305x223 kg/m
    D = 337.9 mm
    B = 325.7 mm
    t=
    30.3 mm
    Check Embedment Depth due to V and M
    Concrete Grade,

    fcu =

    Bearing Stress of Concrete,

    qu = 0.6 fcu / 1.4 x 1000


    = 19286 kPa

    Breadth of UBP Section,

    B=

    Embedment Depth,

    45 N/mm2

    337.9 mm

    1=/()[(2+(4)/^2 )+1"
    "]
    =

    0.67 m

    Check Embedment Depth due to T


    Perimeter of UBP Section,

    Lp =

    1918 mm

    Allowable Tensile Bond Stress


    between Steel and Concrete,

    t =

    600 kPa

    Reduction Factor for


    Grout under water
    Embedment Depth,

    0.8

    dr2 = T / (t x Lp)
    =

    0.73 m

    Provide Embedment Depth =

    500 mm.

    FAIL

    Job No.
    Sheet
    1/21/2015

    )/^2 )+1"

    T
    M
    V

    [GeoGuide 1, Figure 51]

    [CoP for Reinforced Concrete 2013,


    Cl. 6.2.2.3(m)]

    [Cop for Reinforced Concrete 2013,


    Cl. 2.5.5]

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