Foundation Design and Practice. an Economic View
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Foundation Design and Practice. an Economic View

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Foundation Design and Practice. an Economic View

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Examines the building of a foundation from the inception of the idea to the finished structure by looking at the engineering problems and questions of safety and suitability.

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Year
2019
ISBN
9780231882514

Table of contents

  1. Acknowledgments
  2. Contents
  3. Figures, Tables
  4. Introduction
  5. Part One. The Preliminaries
  6. 1. A Quick Survey
  7. 2. Choosing the Site
  8. 3. Investigating the Chosen Site
  9. 4. Core Borings
  10. 5. The Demands of the Superstructure
  11. 6. Breakdown of Design and Specification Cost Factors
  12. Part II. Foundation Types
  13. 7. The Elimination Table
  14. 8. Spread Footings, Alone and in Combinations
  15. 9. Wood Piles, Untreated and Treated
  16. 10. Cast-In-Place Uncased Concrete Piles; MacArthur, Simplex, and Other Types
  17. 11. Cast-In-Place Uncased Concrete Piles: Western Foundation Corporation Types
  18. 12. Light-Shelled Cast-In-Place Concrete Piles
  19. 13. Composite Piles
  20. 14. Precast Concrete Piles
  21. 15. Medium-Wall Steel Pipe Piles
  22. 16. Structural Steel Piles
  23. 17. Open-End Pipe Piles to Rock
  24. 18. Caissons
  25. 19. Drop-Shaft or Free-Air Method of Forming Caissons
  26. 20. Drilled-In Caissons
  27. 21. Grouping in General
  28. 22. Selecting the Bid Group
  29. Part Three. Laboratory and Field Testing
  30. 23. Field Testing: Soil-Load Tests
  31. 24. A Method of Pile-Load Testing
  32. 25. What a Designing Engineer Should Know About Tools, Plant, and Dynamic Driving Formulas
  33. 26. Methods of Installation Other Than Driving
  34. 27. Specifications
  35. 28. Foundation Design Based on Performance or Functional Criteria
  36. 29. Load by Test: Purpose and Uses
  37. 30. Choice of Working Load Per Pile
  38. Part Four. Specifications and Contracts
  39. 31. After the Bid Group
  40. 32. Legal Requirements
  41. 33. The General Clauses of a Specification
  42. 34. Contract Forms Other than Specifications
  43. 35. Writing a Group Specification
  44. Part Five. Building Codes
  45. 36. Using The New Building Codes to Reduce Cost
  46. 37. Explanation and Discussion of Certain Descriptive Terms
  47. Part Six. Basic Design
  48. 38. A Five-Force Approach
  49. 39. Dock Faces, Railway Trestles, Buildings, And Retaining Walls
  50. 40. Bridge Piers
  51. 41. Graphic Method Of Selection Of Foundation Types
  52. 42. Basis Of Load-Carrying Capacity Of Foundations
  53. Index