Part 75-2A Piles, steel-core piles and micropiles. Static test loadings II/2013, modified 11/2016 (Part 75-2, PP 2007, animation+p/r : 2016.11.06 compr.) Copyright notice Unauthorised copying of this presentation as whole or in parts in any form or by any means, electronic, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without prior written permision is prohibited. ready
Steel-core piles for underpinning (replacement pile, grouted in-situ, permanent casing required) ready
Rapport 97 End-bearing or end-bearing and by friction along the shaft within rock socket (alt. in soil along drill casing) ready
Casing is left in the ground ready Steel-core piles press press
ready Rapport 97
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Ring bit and integrated casing shoe for the Down-The Hole-Hammer (DTH) Percussed none rotating casing with button bits with inserted the Down-The Hole-Hammer (DTH) ready Ring bit and integrated casing shoe for the Down-The Hole-Hammer (DTH) Percussed none rotating casing with button bits Drilling with Robit method in soil press press
Robit DTH drilling for steel-core piles at Torsgränd in Stockholm press press ready
Steel-core piles at Torsgränd in Stockholm press ready
Overloading of piles due to uneven load distribution under settlement process press ready
P1 = P2 = P3 P1÷3 Lfree_1,2,3 s = (f) actual load s = (f) actual load press press ready
P1,3 >P2 P2 P1,3 Lfree_1,3 Lfree_2 s = (f) actual load press press ready
Water- and dry air flush in the same ground conditions press ready
Steel-core piles. Stage 1: drilling in soil press press ready press
Stage 2: drilling in rock press ready
Robit DTH drilling for steel-core piles through sand layer press ready Robit DTH drilling for steel-core piles through clayely sand layer close to the rock surface Robit DTH drilling for steel-core piles through sand layer Robit DTH drilling for steel-core piles through cement grouted rock fill Robit DTH drilling for steel-core piles in the rock
A record of the driller’s observations on progress of drilling, rate of penetration, speed and uniformity of rotation of bit, action of the drill rig such as jerky, smooth, rough, steady etc. Length of each core run and the length, percentage or both of core recovered along with location and cause of core loss (core drilling only). Any changes in the character of the drilling water or mud, and in case the drilling water disappears, the elevation or depth where this happened. The driller’s interpretation and description of the nature of the formation(s) encountered in the drilling. Location and nature of cavities, seams, cracks, whether filled or open, soft or fractured rock and any other relevant information in connection with the purpose of the exploratory drilling. press press press press ready
Robit DTH after drilling with air flush ready Robit DTH after drilling with air flush press
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