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RFI - Attachment C - Slope Stability Assessment and Geotechnical report · MCU20/0026
Project No. 1-22543 Page | 20 June, 2020 Ref: 1-22543, 2020-05-20, BR SSA VER 1 Sanya Holdings – Slope Stability Assessment and Geotechnical Report - Proposed Residence, 40 Park Crescent, Sunshine Beach Serviceability - Single piles and pile groups shall be designed for serviceability by controlling or limiting pile movements. Durability - This is outlined in Section 6 of AS 2159-2009 and will not be discussed any further here. Any other factors that need to be considered i.e. stability, scour, fatigue, cyclic loading or seismic actions - As we are not aware that any of these factors will affect the pile design they will not be considered any further. The design geotechnical strength (Rd,g) can be calculated as the design ultimate geotechnical strength (Rd,ug) multiplied by the geotechnical strength reduction factor (g). Uplift and lateral capacities of piles are not considered, as these are both wholly dependent on the specific pile type selected. For design of piles in cohesionless soils, the following equations may be used. However, piling contractors should be requested to provide their own calculations based on experience and relevant pile load tests:- Rug = Q b + Qs Where: Qb = Ab Pd (Nq - 1) And: Qs = Ks Pd' tan d As Rg* = Rug x g Where: Rug = ultimate geotechnical strength of pile Qb = ultimate bearing capacity of pile base Qs = ultimate capacity of pile skin friction Rg* = allowable capacity of piles g = geotechnical strength reduction factor, adopt 0.5 but refer also AS2159-2009 Nq = bearing capacity factor Pd = effective overburden pressure Pd' = effective overburden pressure at mid-layer height Ab = area of pile base As = circumferential area of pile Ks = earth pressure coefficient d = angle of wall friction For this site and expected type of construction, the ultimate geotechnical strength pile parameters for the material encountered on site are:- Base Bearing Dense Sand = 900kPa Skin Friction Loose Sand = Ignore Medium Dense Sand = 10kPa SOIL SURVEYS
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