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  1. BigEasyGeoSleuth

    UU Triaxial Test Results

    We've received 4 laboratory test results back from a subconsultant lab. The 3-pt UU tests performed on saturated samples indicate increasing diameter Mohr's circles such that there is a signficiant phi and c (not a horizontal line, phi=0). Stress strain curves demonstrate brittle behavior...
  2. BigEasyGeoSleuth

    Geopiers thread261-64135

    For geopiers in the GWT: How effective can the ramming action be insofar as to densification and/or increase lateral stress below the groundwater table (skeptical)? Also, does anyone know if geopiers can take lateral loads?
  3. BigEasyGeoSleuth

    Calculating capacity for battered piles

    A question: I performed an axial capacity calculation for a vertical pile. Do I need to adjust this capacity for a battered pile when I present it to the structural engineer even though he will decide the batter angle?
  4. BigEasyGeoSleuth

    Anchored Sheetpile Wall - CWALSHT program

    I am using CWALSHT (Corps of Engr program) to perform the geotechnical design for an anchored sheetpile wall. The sheetpile has a retained height of about 22 feet, will be tipped in dense sand, and will have a single anchor at the top of the wall. The program computes via two methods: 1) Free...
  5. BigEasyGeoSleuth

    Anchored Sheetpile Wall Design (CWALSHT)

    I am using CWALSHT (Corps of Engr program) to perform the geotechnical design for an anchored sheetpile wall. The sheetpile has a retained height of about 22 feet, will be tipped in dense sand, and will have a single anchor at the top of the wall. The program computes via two methods: 1) Free...
  6. BigEasyGeoSleuth

    Corrosion below Ground Water Table

    This is intended to be general in nature. Is corrosion below the ground water table (e.g. for piling) typically a concern?
  7. BigEasyGeoSleuth

    Battered Auger Cast Piles

    Does anyone have information whether or not it would be possible to build a 1:5 battered ACP? The structural engineer requested lateral load analyses for both a vertical and a pile with the above batter...I'm not so sure it could be built. Site is in coastal Mississippi with 27 feet medium...
  8. BigEasyGeoSleuth

    Minimum Pile Spacing Before Group Effect on Lateral Capacity

    What are you geotechs using for the minimum pile spacing before group effect needs to be considered for lateral load capacity for drilled shaft groups? I have seen 6D. For Auger Cast Pile groups? (may be less due to the auger providing lateral support??)

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