TY - GEN
T1 - Understanding CHD pile performance in granular soils
AU - Jeffrey, John R.
AU - Schwamb, Tina
AU - Brown, Michael J.
AU - Ball, Jon
N1 - Funding: The research has been carried out with the
support of Roger Bullivant Ltd and the EPSRC.
PY - 2010
Y1 - 2010
N2 - The paper introduces a piling system developed by Roger Bullivant Ltd known as the Continuous Helical Displacement (CHD) pile. The pile has a number of advantages over current piling methods during installation, particularly when installed on brownfield sites. The method has been developed to achieve greater performance when installed in granular material when compared to conventional piling methods. In order to determine the origins of the improved performance, research is being carried out at the University of Dundee on the CHD piling technique. Both model test results and field data analysis work are described which determine refinements for the design of the piles. Model testing was used to compare the performance of simulated CHD, driven and auger bored piles. This work showed that the CHD has enhanced performance compared to bored piles and is more comparable to driven pile behaviour.
AB - The paper introduces a piling system developed by Roger Bullivant Ltd known as the Continuous Helical Displacement (CHD) pile. The pile has a number of advantages over current piling methods during installation, particularly when installed on brownfield sites. The method has been developed to achieve greater performance when installed in granular material when compared to conventional piling methods. In order to determine the origins of the improved performance, research is being carried out at the University of Dundee on the CHD piling technique. Both model test results and field data analysis work are described which determine refinements for the design of the piles. Model testing was used to compare the performance of simulated CHD, driven and auger bored piles. This work showed that the CHD has enhanced performance compared to bored piles and is more comparable to driven pile behaviour.
UR - https://www.researchgate.net/publication/304898216_Understanding_CHD_pile_performance_in_granular_soils
UR - http://www.dfi.org/publications.asp?cl=85
M3 - Conference contribution
SP - 130
EP - 138
BT - 11th International Conference on Piling and Deep Foundations
PB - Deep Foundations Institute
ER -