QUOTE(kochin @ Mar 26 2012, 12:27 PM)
sorry to butt in again.
just wish to correct some statements.
this pile MAY be joint depending on the design.
if the pile cannot be join, how deep do you think the ile is being driven in? what maximum length do you think RC square piles comes in?
http://sgc.com.my/page/products/square-pile.aspxpiles should and can be exposed if required/necessary. there are plenty of advantages to exposing the piles (but i would rather not go into details about it).
cheers!
If you look at the pile type they use, could you advise how the pile can be joint? It is not male and female end plate type.
Therefore, it is only one length of the pile can be drive in. Correct me if im wrong.
Added on March 26, 2012, 1:16 pmQUOTE(kochin @ Mar 26 2012, 12:27 PM)
sorry to butt in again.
just wish to correct some statements.
this pile MAY be joint depending on the design.
if the pile cannot be join, how deep do you think the ile is being driven in? what maximum length do you think RC square piles comes in?
http://sgc.com.my/page/products/square-pile.aspxpiles should and can be exposed if required/necessary. there are plenty of advantages to exposing the piles (but i would rather not go into details about it).
cheers!
Thanks for sharing the brochure, that mean the first length they are using cast iron pile head and the second length will connect using the male and female commection and weld?
Then it is funny why never see the piles exposed from ground.
So i just guess they just need one pile length to improve the soil.
Thanks for sharing ur experience
This post has been edited by nwc4754: Mar 26 2012, 01:16 PM