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    This document contains a checklist for performing a pile drivability analysis for a construction project. The checklist includes inputs needed like soil reports, pile records, design requirements, and hammer specifications. It also lists calculation steps to verify things like soil resistance, allowable pile penetration depths, and hammer energy limitations. Finally, it outlines items to check during installation like clearances, interferences, pile cut-off lengths, and hammer components fitting the pile sizes. The checklist aims to ensure all necessary information and calculations are considered for a complete pile drivability analysis.

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    This document contains a checklist for performing a pile drivability analysis for a construction project. The checklist includes inputs needed like soil reports, pile records, design requirements, and hammer specifications. It also lists calculation steps to verify things like soil resistance, allowable pile penetration depths, and hammer energy limitations. Finally, it outlines items to check during installation like clearances, interferences, pile cut-off lengths, and hammer components fitting the pile sizes. The checklist aims to ensure all necessary information and calculations are considered for a complete pile drivability analysis.

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    Pile Driveability Analysis Check List Rev.c

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    This document contains a checklist for performing a pile drivability analysis for a construction project. The checklist includes inputs needed like soil reports, pile records, design requirements, and hammer specifications. It also lists calculation steps to verify things like soil resistance, allowable pile penetration depths, and hammer energy limitations. Finally, it outlines items to check during installation like clearances, interferences, pile cut-off lengths, and hammer components fitting the pile sizes. The checklist aims to ensure all necessary information and calculations are considered for a complete pile drivability analysis.

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    PILE DRIVEABILITY ANALYSIS

    CHECK LIST Project:


    Client Input Data: Yes / Note
    No
    - Soil Investigation Report
    - Driveability Study (Axial Bearing Capacity, Damping Shaft Coef., etc.)
    - Piles Driving Record of Existing Platform/Template
    - Foundation Pile Make-up Drawing
    - Conductor Pile Make-up Drawing
    - Platform/Template Drawings
    - Piles S.M.Y.S. (Yield Stress)
    - Piles True Batter
    - Design/Installation Pile Requirements

    Internal Input Data:


    - Spread Hammer Available/ to Rent
    - Pile Installation Barge
    - Max. Lead Section Length
    - Piles Bear Cages Dimensions

    Calculation Process Verification:


    - Foundation Pile SRD (Soil Resistance To Driving)
    - Conductor Pile SRD (Soil Resistance To Driving)
    - Foundation Piles Allowable Stick-up Length vs. Hammers Weight
    - Conductor Piles Allowable Stick-up Length vs. Hammers Weight
    - Avoid to weld different W.T. add-on sections to close (Min. 4m each other)
    - Foundation Pile Weight vs. Water Depth Elevation
    - Conductor Pile vs. Water Depth Elevation
    - Self Weight Foundation Piles Penetration vs. Pile Alone & Hammers
    - Self Weight Conductor Piles Penetration vs. Pile Alone & Hammers
    - Foundation Pile Driveability vs. SRD & Spread Hammer
    - Conductor Pile Driveability vs. SRD & Spread Hammer
    - Foundation Pile Make-up vs. Spread Hammer
    - Conductor Pile Make-up vs. Spread Hammer
    - Pile Refusal Criteria
    - Hammers Striking Energy Limitations
    - Remedial Action (Drilling, Jetting, Larger Hammer, Increased Pile W.T.)
    Installation Verification:
    - Hammers Anvil/Sleeve vs. Foundation Piles O.D.
    - Hammers Anvil/Sleeve vs. Conductor Piles O.D.
    - Foundation Pile Stick-up vs. Spread Hammer
    - Conductor Pile Stick-up vs. Spread Hammer
    - Hammers Sleeve Height vs. Jacket leg/Template Top Sleeve Clearance
    - Hammers Sleeve Overall O.D. vs. Jacket Leg Clearance
    - Bear Cage Overall O.D. vs. Conductor Piles O.D. Interference
    - Hammers Sleeve Overall O.D. vs. Conductor Piles O.D. Clearance
    - Conductor Pile O.D. vs. Conductor Piles O.D. Clearance
    - Bear Cage Weld Window Elevation vs. Spread Hammer Sleeve Heights
    - Min. Self Piles Penetration vs. Spread Hammer
    - Foundation Piles Elevation vs. Final Piles Cut-Off Length
    - Conductor Piles Elevation vs. Final Piles Cut-Off Length
    - Foundation Piles Height vs. After Intermediate Cut-Off
    - I.D. Hammer Sleeve vs. O.D. Skirt Pile with Weld Beads (tot. gap min. 1)
    Rev. C, By Parisi C.

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