AXIAL AND LATERAL LOAD PILES (FEM)

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AXIAL AND LATERAL LOAD PILES ( FEM )
-axial load
-moment load
-horizontal load
-deflections diagrams
-forces diagrams
-lateral capacity
-axial capacity
-rc design
(winkler soil model and FEM)

Calculation Reference
Geotechnics
Soil Mechanics
The Finite Element Method
Design of Piles
Reinforced Concrete Design

Axial and lateral load piles are deep foundation elements that are used to transfer loads from the superstructure to the underlying soil or rock. The calculations for axial and lateral load piles involve determining the capacity of the pile to resist the loads and moments acting on the pile.

Axial Load Piles: The calculation for axial load piles involves the following steps:

  1. Determine the soil properties, such as the soil type, unit weight, angle of internal friction, and cohesion.
  2. Determine the design load for the pile, which includes the dead load, live load, and any other loads or surcharges that may act on the pile.
  3. Determine the ultimate capacity of the pile using methods such as static pile load tests, dynamic pile load tests, or analytical methods based on the soil properties and pile geometry.
  4. Calculate the allowable capacity of the pile by applying a factor of safety to the ultimate capacity, typically ranging from 2.5 to 4.0.
  5. Determine the required diameter and length of the pile based on the allowable capacity and the design load.

Lateral Load Piles: The calculation for lateral load piles involves the following steps:

  1. Determine the soil properties, such as the soil type, unit weight, angle of internal friction, and cohesion.
  2. Determine the design lateral load for the pile, which includes the wind load, earthquake load, or any other lateral loads that may act on the pile.
  3. Determine the moment of the pile using the design lateral load and the distance between the pile and the point of rotation.
  4. Determine the ultimate capacity of the pile to resist lateral loads using methods such as lateral pile load tests, dynamic pile load tests, or analytical methods based on the soil properties and pile geometry.
  5. Calculate the allowable capacity of the pile by applying a factor of safety to the ultimate capacity, typically ranging from 2.5 to 4.0.
  6. Determine the required diameter and length of the pile based on the allowable capacity and the design lateral load.

Overall, the calculations for axial and lateral load piles require a thorough understanding of the soil properties, pile geometry, and loading conditions, and should be performed by qualified and experienced engineers using appropriate methods and techniques.

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03 Jun 2011
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File Version:
1.4
File Author:
Turan Babacan
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Comments: 18
mikecoyle 2 years ago
English Units please!
basit_991 2 years ago
How to download this?
kajaleng 3 years ago
there is no download options
Heinzig 5 years ago
Very nice. (If available in English units, would be very cool.)
I wish it was available in English Units for use in the US. Thank you!
raf08 9 years ago
good afternoon to open the file and enable macros in your spreadsheet mark me that no conflict with the spreadsheet and sends me this: Removed Records: Named range from / xl / workbook.xml part (Book) I need you indicate me what is the reason that I can think of this. Greetings from mexico
hades3 10 years ago
Thanks!
BABACAN 10 years ago
do you have it in english units?
b1akeh 12 years ago
I think this spreadsheet is very nice. I wish it was available in English Units so I could use it without conversions here in the US. Thank you
BABACAN 13 years ago
Version 1.4was a very important change.
BABACAN 13 years ago
Version 1.3.1feature for more than one pile.S for long feature wall.2
JohnDoyle[Admin] 13 years ago
Turan thanks for the update! Works fine in 2010 but the MMINVERSE() function in Excel 2003 must be less than 56 x 56 = 3136 cells so it will only run in Excel 2010 (we have seen this issue before). I also wondered if you would use the forum link to tell us what has changed in version 1.3 - but as always Turan this is another piece of Excel gold!
BABACAN 13 years ago
This files has been improved and updated to version 1.2
BABACAN 13 years ago
This files has been improved and updated to version 1.1
BABACAN 13 years ago
I'm glad to be useful.
Almtokl 13 years ago
Thank you very much for this wonderful and well presented calculation sheet
JohnDoyle[Admin] 13 years ago
There is a free Microsoft compatibility pack download. I use this with Excel 2003 and I can open any Excel file format including Excel 2007 and Excel 2010. Here is the link. I suggest that all our users using Excel 2000 or Excel 2003 install it because increasingly we receive xlsx file formats from users uploading to the repository.
jtdaley33 13 years ago
I have MS Excel 2003 and am not able to use this file due to it being created in a later version of Excel.Can it be saved in a generic version of Excel?