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Evaluation of ks (kN/m) :

AREA C Shape Factor

Depth C (kN/sqm) Cm ks (kN/cum) Spring constant

Soil Report (kN/m) 8 1 15 838 1508 9.5 2.5 19 1061 1910 11 4 15 838 1508 12.5 5.5 21 1173 2111 14 7 24 1340 2412 15.5 8.5 23 1284 2312 17 10 33 1843 3317 18.5 11.5 30 1675 3015 CLAY 20 13 23 1284 2312 21.5 14.5 31 1731 3116 23 16 53 2959 5327 24.5 17.5 58 3238 5829 26 19 51 2848 5126 27.5 20.5 54 3015 5427 B L ks (kN/cum) 22 1.2 1.5 80000 73500 23.5 1.2 1.5 85000 78000 25 1.2 1.5 90000 82500 26.5 1.2 1.5 95000 87000 28 1.2 1.5 100000 91500 SAND 29.5 1.2 1.5 105000 96000 31 1.2 1.5 110000 100500 32.5 1.2 1.5 115000 105000 34 1.2 1.5 120000 109500 35.5 1.2 1.5 125000 111000

density avg 12 considered

Surcharge 10 + Soil fill 4 x 12 48 58 kN/m

on pile q B ko

58 1.2 1 69.6 kN/m

on pile cap

10 4.8 0.3 0.5 7.2 kN

Lateral Earth Pressure on Piles

Depth ko Density D g h -2C 0 1 8 1.2 0 1.5 1 8 1.2 14.4 -30 -15.6 3 1 8 1.2 28.8 -30 -1.2 4.5 1 8 1.2 43.2 -30 13.2 6 1 8 1.2 57.6 -30 27.6 7.5 1 8 1.2 72 -30 42 9 1 8 1.2 86.4 -30 56.4 10.5 1 8 1.2 100.8 -30 70.8 12 1 8 1.2 115.2 -30 85.2 13.5 1 8 1.2 129.6 -30 99.6 on pile cap 2.4 0.3 18 0.5 6.48 kN Bunker Raft

Surcharge Load Due to Construction Equipment

Deep Pit in STG Building FL (-) 9.0 m

Surcharge Load Lateral Earth Pressure

1200 Dia. Bored Cast-in-situ Piles

Bunker Raft

Surcharge Load Due to Construction Equipment

Deep Pit in STG Building FL (-) 9.0 m

Surcharge Load Lateral Earth Pressure

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The horizontal modulus of sub grade reaction is (Refer J. Bowles Eq. 9-10 Page 504)

Ks = As + Bs Zn

Z = Depth of Interest below ground

As = constant for either horizontal or vertical members

Bs = coefficient for depth variation

n = exponent to give Ks the best fit

Depth

6.5-19

Substituting

19-28

As = Area x (80xFOSxBC)

28-36

36-43

And n =1

Where Bs = C

C = 80 (corresponding to

= 12 mm settlement)





m3

As per Meyerhof Nq = e



tan

2

(45 +



/2)

From NGL Z (C.O.L) As

Nq

Sq



sub

Bs

Bs

6.5

1

7620

1

1

8

812.8

0

9.5

3

7620

1

1

8 1407.811

0

12.5

6

7620

1

1

8 1990.945

0

15.5

9

7620

1

1

8

2438.4

18.5

12

7620

1

1

8 2815.622

21.5

15

38100

1

1

9 3541.456

24.5

18

38100

1

1

9 3879.471

27.5

21

38100

1

1

9 4190.307

30.5

24

50800

23.15 1.006871

9 104432.5

33.5

27

50800

23.15 1.006871

10 123074.9

36.5

30

50800

23.15 1.006871

10 129732.4

39.5

33

63500

26.07 1.007161

10 153217.2

42.5

36

63500

26.07 1.007161

10 160030.1

Ks values at various depth are

L

B

K

1.0

7620

1

0.76

K

2.0

7620

2

0.76

K

3

7620

3

0.76

K

4

10058.4

3

0.76

K

5

10435.62

3

0.76

K

6

41641.46

3

0.76

K

7

41979.47

3

0.76

K

8

42290.31

3

0.76

K

9

155232.5

3

0.76

(3)

K

10

173874.9

3

0.76

K

11

180532.4

3

0.76

K

12

216717.2

3

0.76

K

13

223530.1

3

0.76

Spring stiffness are

K

1

=

BL ( 2.k

s1

+ k

s2

) / 6

K

2

=

BL ( 2.k

s2

+ k

s1

) / 6

K'

2

=

BL ( 2.k

s2

+ k

s3

) / 6

K

2

=

K

2

+k'

2

K

1

2895.6

K

2

5791.2

K'

2

5791.2

K

2

11582.4

K

3

8686.8

K'

3

9613.392

K

3

18300.19

K

4

10539.98

K'

4

11609.92

K

4

22149.9

K

5

11753.26

K'

5

23754.83

K

5

35508.09

K

6

35613.04

K'

6

47599.71

K

6

83212.75

K

7

47728.15

K'

7

47974.71

K

7

95702.87

K

8

48092.83

K'

8

91129

K

8

139221.8

K

9

134047

K'

9

184049.2

K

9

318096.2

K

10

191133.3

K'

10

200747.2

K

10

391880.5

K

11

203277.1

K'

11

219557.1

K

11

422834.2

K

12

233307.3

K'

12

249646.5

K

12

482953.8

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Strata

BC (kN/m2)phi

Clay

30

0

Stiff clay

150

0

Dense sand

200

32

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Evaluation of ks (kN/m) :

AREA C Shape Factor

Depth C (kN/sqm) Cm ks (kN/cum) Spring constant

Soil Report (kN/m) 6.5 1 1 12 1058 804 9.5 3 4 12 1058 2412 12.5 3 6 20 1763 4020 15.5 3 9 20 1763 4020 18.5 3 12 25 2204 5025 21.5 3 15 45 3967 9045 24.5 3 18 45 3967 9045 B L ks (kN/cum) 27.5 3 21 0.76 1.5 80000 46550 30.5 3 24 0.76 1.5 85000 49400 33.5 3 27 0.76 1.5 90000 52250 36.5 3 30 0.76 1.5 95000 55100 39.5 3 33 0.76 1.5 100000 57950 SAND 42.5 3 36 0.76 1.5 105000 39900

density avg 12 considered

Surcharge 10 + Soil fill 4 x 12 48 58 kN/m

on pile q B ko

58 1.2 1 69.6 kN/m

on pile cap

10 4.8 0.3 0.5 7.2 kN

Lateral Earth Pressure on Piles

Depth ko Density D g h -2C 0 1 8 1.2 0 1.5 1 8 1.2 14.4 -30 -15.6 3 1 8 1.2 28.8 -30 -1.2 4.5 1 8 1.2 43.2 -30 13.2 6 1 8 1.2 57.6 -30 27.6 7.5 1 8 1.2 72 -30 42 9 1 8 1.2 86.4 -30 56.4 10.5 1 8 1.2 100.8 -30 70.8 12 1 8 1.2 115.2 -30 85.2 13.5 1 8 1.2 129.6 -30 99.6 on pile cap 2.4 0.3 18 0.5 6.48 kN Bunker Raft

Surcharge Load Due to Construction Equipment

Deep Pit in STG Building FL (-) 9.0 m

Surcharge Load Lateral Earth Pressure

1200 Dia. Bored Cast-in-situ Piles

Bunker Raft

Surcharge Load Due to Construction Equipment

Deep Pit in STG Building FL (-) 9.0 m

Surcharge Load Lateral Earth Pressure

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Evaluation of ks (kN/m) :

AREA C Shape Factor

Depth C (kN/sqm) Cm ks (kN/cum) Spring constant

Soil Report (kN/m) 8 1 12.5 2094 838 9.5 2 12.5 2094 838 11 3 12.5 2094 838 12.5 4 12.5 2094 838 14 5 12.5 2094 838 15.5 6 12.5 2094 838 17 7 12.5 2094 838 18.5 8 12.5 2094 838 CLAY 20 9 12.5 2094 838 21.5 23 24.5 26 27.5 B L ks (kN/cum) 11 2 0.4 2 4000 1733.333333 13 2 0.4 2 5000 2133.333333 15 2 0.4 2 6000 2933.333333 18 3 0.4 3 10000 5200 SAND

density avg 12 considered

Surcharge 10 + Soil fill 4 x 12 48 58 kN/m

on pile q B ko

58 1.2 1 69.6 kN/m

on pile cap

10 4.8 0.3 0.5 7.2 kN

Lateral Earth Pressure on Piles

Depth ko Density D g h -2C 0 1 8 1.2 0 1.5 1 8 1.2 14.4 -30 -15.6 3 1 8 1.2 28.8 -30 -1.2 4.5 1 8 1.2 43.2 -30 13.2 6 1 8 1.2 57.6 -30 27.6 7.5 1 8 1.2 72 -30 42 9 1 8 1.2 86.4 -30 56.4 10.5 1 8 1.2 100.8 -30 70.8 12 1 8 1.2 115.2 -30 85.2 13.5 1 8 1.2 129.6 -30 99.6 on pile cap 2.4 0.3 18 0.5 6.48 kN Bunker Raft

Surcharge Load Due to Construction Equipment

Deep Pit in STG Building FL (-) 9.0 m

Surcharge Load Lateral Earth Pressure

1200 Dia. Bored Cast-in-situ Piles

Bunker Raft

Surcharge Load Due to Construction Equipment

Deep Pit in STG Building FL (-) 9.0 m

Surcharge Load Lateral Earth Pressure

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