Analysis of Complex Tests of the Module Piles in Difficult Soil Ground

2023

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DOI 10.52209/1609-1825_2023_2_238
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Abstract

The purpose of the scientific work is comparative analysis using Static compression load test (SCLT) and Dynamic load test (DLT) methods to determine of bearing capacity of pile foundations in difficult soil ground. Mega project is the construction site of Cargo offloading facilities (COF) in Atyrau region. In project used 2 consists module piles. Precast concrete module piles have 16 meter piles and 11.5 meter (9.5 m) piles with joint a total length of 25.5 m and 27.5 m, cross section 40×40 cm. The design of pile foundations was carried out in accordance with the requirements of regulatory standards. DLT testing method is also need for assessment of bearing capacity for module piles. Numerical modeling of piles was carried out in the Plaxis 2D program. The interaction of module piles with difficult of soil ground of West Kazakhstan is presented.