2012
DOI: 10.1007/s10706-012-9527-0
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Load Transfers During Vibratory Driving

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“…Therefore, our aim is to compute u p which is calculated from the dynamic stiffness k * at pile tip, that also changes with the reflection of waves. Whenham and Holeyman [15] provides a detailed explanation of the analytical solution for the loads transferred during vibratory pile driving and the calculation of the stiffness at pile tip, which changes as the waves reflect back within the pile. The dynamic stiffness is hence defined as:…”
Section: Vibratory Pile Drivingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, our aim is to compute u p which is calculated from the dynamic stiffness k * at pile tip, that also changes with the reflection of waves. Whenham and Holeyman [15] provides a detailed explanation of the analytical solution for the loads transferred during vibratory pile driving and the calculation of the stiffness at pile tip, which changes as the waves reflect back within the pile. The dynamic stiffness is hence defined as:…”
Section: Vibratory Pile Drivingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Vibratory driving is a well-known and established technique for installation of tubular and sheet piles, that is widely used in onshore construction projects [5,6]. This installation technique is based on the application of axial excitation at the pile head -customarily via counter-rotating eccentric masses -forcing the pile into the ground and up to the target penetration depth.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Im Rahmen der DVVC wurde für rollige Böden ein Berechnungsverfahren entwickelt, um den Vibrierwiderstand der Verdichtungsbohle abschätzen zu können[17]. Dieses Verfahren setzt voraus, dass sich die schwingende Bohle als steifer Stab bewegt, da die Wellenlänge die Länge des Pfahls mehrfach übersteigt[6,7]. Es kann angenommen werden, dass der Spitzenwiderstand beim Vibrationsrammen der Bohle approximativ dem Eindringwiderstand bei der Rammsondierung entspricht.…”
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