Types of Pile Foundation

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How is friction pile constructed

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It depends on soil

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In which type of soil are friction piles most effective?

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My guess is Sand

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Clayey soils

Clay soils or soils with clay at higher percentages

[@MasterCivilEngineering]

Sand has more friction

[@AkashPatel-ce7pi]

Sir caisson foundation and cofferdam foundation different between

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What is a spool if your referring to excavation term?

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[@wrongfullyaccused7139]

When they drive a pipe into the ground for a piling, how do they get the dirt out of the pipe before filling it with concrete?

[@johnsaw1983]

Clam shell excavate or it can be extracted by an auger.

[@TheMrDamp]

The pipe should have a cap at the end to prevent soil from entering the pipe

[@wrongfullyaccused7139]

@@TheMrDamp ;I would think that would greatly increase the resistance of driving the pipe. It seems that it is more efficient to auger out the soil afterwards as someone else suggested.

[@TheMrDamp]

@@wrongfullyaccused7139 true, I think it can be done both ways depending on soil. Very soft soil could have a cap without increasing resistance too much

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[@ashishurmaliya7220]

Black cotton soil me koun si pile foundation karna chahiye please reply

[@MasterCivilEngineering]

Under reamed pile

[@Katmandu2]

There was huge pule driving operation 4 years ago NEXT DOOR to that building that collapsed in Miami ! How much effect could pile driving have on that collapsed building ? A Survivor of that collapsed building stated their whole building was shaking every time the pile drivers were in operation. This pile driving effect needs investigated and reported on !

[@HazzCraft]

A common topic in soil mechanics is that shaking soil is the most effactive way to cause soil compaction. If what you say is true then there is a high probablity that soil under the building may have compacted unevenly and created instability in building foundations. However the geotechnical engineer behind the building should have had the building foundations strong enough to support alot more than some ground shaking

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what about the compaction piles?

[@MasterCivilEngineering]

Compaction pile are made of sand used to compact soil

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For friction which material used

[@MasterCivilEngineering]

Friction is generated by all types of soil

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Sir, sorry very incomplete class regarding pile foundation

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