Dynamic experiments on two pile groups
Journal of geotechnical engineering • 1992
Publication Information
Authors
Hazem El-Marsafawi, YC Han, Miloš Novák
Keywords
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Journal
Journal of geotechnical engineering
Publisher
American Society of Civil Engineers
Volume
118
Issue
4
Pages
576-592
publication.type
International
Paper Link
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Supplementary Materials
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Abstract
Field experiments are conducted on two groups of piles supporting rigid foundations and
subjected to harmonic loading. The objective is to investigate the ability of linear elastic
theories of pile-group modeling to predict the responsecurve characteristics including the
resonant frequency and amplitude. The first pile group consists of six steel pipes of length
3.05 m and outside diameter of 0.102 m driven in a layer of cohesionless soil. The second
group consists of six cast-in-place concrete piles 7 m in length and 0.32 m in diameter
subjected to harmonic loading. The objective is to investigate the ability of linear elastic
theories of pile-group modeling to predict the responsecurve characteristics including the
resonant frequency and amplitude. The first pile group consists of six steel pipes of length
3.05 m and outside diameter of 0.102 m driven in a layer of cohesionless soil. The second
group consists of six cast-in-place concrete piles 7 m in length and 0.32 m in diameter
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