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    Pile Cap Balanced Loads

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    This document provides design criteria and input data for determining balanced loads and reactions on a pile cap. It specifies that the relationship between pile top shear and moment must be based on a soil report diagram, and that pile caps must be interconnected with ties. It then lists the number of pile rows, pile dimensions, soil properties, and vertical reactions at each pile. Point loads are applied to the pile cap center, and the resulting total loads, shear, moments and maximum/minimum pile reactions are calculated to design the pile cap.

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    Pile Cap Balanced Loads

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    This document provides design criteria and input data for determining balanced loads and reactions on a pile cap. It specifies that the relationship between pile top shear and moment must be based on a soil report diagram, and that pile caps must be interconnected with ties. It then lists the number of pile rows, pile dimensions, soil properties, and vertical reactions at each pile. Point loads are applied to the pile cap center, and the resulting total loads, shear, moments and maximum/minimum pile reactions are calculated to design the pile cap.

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    This document provides design criteria and input data for determining balanced loads and reactions on a pile cap. It specifies that the relationship between pile top shear and moment must be based on a soil report diagram, and that pile caps must be interconnected with ties. It then lists the number of pile rows, pile dimensions, soil properties, and vertical reactions at each pile. Point loads are applied to the pile cap center, and the resulting total loads, shear, moments and maximum/minimum pile reactions are calculated to design the pile cap.

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    Pile Cap Balanced Loads

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    Kausik Dewan
    This document provides design criteria and input data for determining balanced loads and reactions on a pile cap. It specifies that the relationship between pile top shear and moment must be based on a soil report diagram, and that pile caps must be interconnected with ties. It then lists the number of pile rows, pile dimensions, soil properties, and vertical reactions at each pile. Point loads are applied to the pile cap center, and the resulting total loads, shear, moments and maximum/minimum pile reactions are calculated to design the pile cap.

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    PROJECT : PAGE :

    CLIENT : DESIGN BY :
    JOB NO. : DATE : REVIEW BY :
    Determination of Pile Cap Balanced Loads and Reactions
    DESIGN CRITERIA
    1. PILE TOP SHEAR, RV, & MOMENT, RM, RELATIONSHIP
    MUST BE FROM SOIL REPORT (RV vs RM) DIAGRAM.
    THEY ARE NON-LINEAR SET AND EQUAL AT ALL TOP
    OF PILES FOR RIGID PILE CAP. USING LINEAR
    SPRINGS TO MODEL THEM IS INADEQUATE.
    2. PILE CAPS SHALL BE INTERCONNECTED BY TIES
    WITH SDS/10 TIMES AXIAL CAPACITY OF VERT
    COLUMN LOADING. (IBC 1808.2.23.1). TO CONSIDER
    CONCRETE TENSION CREAKED, THE TIE BEAM
    SHOULD NOT BE LATERAL REACTION MEMBER.

    INPUT DATA & DESIGN SUMMARY


    NUMBER OF HORIZONTAL PILE ROWS 5
    NUMBER OF VERTICAL PILE ROWS 11
    PILES STAGGERED ? Yes
    PILE DIAMETER D= 24 in
    PILE CLEAR DISTANCE Clear = 48 in
    EDGE DISTANCE Edge = 12 in
    PILE CAP HEIGHT H= 72 in
    PASSIVE SOIL PRESSURE PP = 300 pcf

    PILE LOCATION TO CENTER OF PILE CAP


    AND VERTICAL REACTIONS
    Pile X (in) Y (in) R (kips)
    1 -312 72 -684.1
    2 -312 0 -684.1
    3 -312 -72 -684.1
    4 -249 36 -585.3
    5 -249 -36 -585.3
    6 -187 72 -486.4
    7 -187 0 -486.4 INPUT POINT LOADS ON TOP OF CAP
    8 -187 -72 -486.4 LOAD X (in) Y (in) P (k) Vx (k) Vy (k) My (ft-k) Mx (ft-k)
    9 -125 36 -387.5 1 -144 0 -8507.545 700
    10 -125 -36 -387.5 2 144 0 3192.483 700
    11 -62 72 -288.7 3
    12 -62 0 -288.7 4
    13 -62 -72 -288.7 5
    14 0 36 -189.8 6
    15 0 -36 -189.8 7
    16 62 72 -91.0 8
    17 62 0 -91.0 9
    18 62 -72 -91.0 10
    19 125 36 7.9
    20 125 -36 7.9 PILE CAP SIZE TOTAL LOADS ON PILE CENTER OF CAP BOTTOM FACE
    21 187 72 106.8 X= 672 in P -5315.1 kips
    22 187 0 106.8 Y= 192 in Vx = 1313.6 kips Vy = 0.0 kips
    23 187 -72 106.8 H= 72 in My = 148973.1 ft-kips Mx = 0.0 ft-kips
    24 249 36 205.6
    25 249 -36 205.6 RV = (Vx2 + Vy2)0.5 / No. = 46.9 kips RM,x = 170.0 ft-kips
    26 312 72 304.5 RM = 170 ft-kips, (from Soil Report per Rv above) RM,y = 0.0 ft-kips
    27 312 0 304.5
    28 312 -72 304.5 DETERMINE MAXIMUM PILE VERTICAL REACTIONS
    A= 28 piles Ix = 75168 piles-in2 Iy = 1127520 piles-in2
    Rmax = 304.5 kips Rmin = -684.1 kips, (Tension)
    Group Center 0 0
    (The Bold Italic Red values are for pile and pile cap design.)

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