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27.
The pile which is provided with a bulb filled with concrete at its lower end, is known as
Simplex pile
Mac-Arthur pile
Raymond pile
Franki pile
none of these.
Answer: Option
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Discussion:
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Majeed said:   6 years ago
The bulb is provided in an under-reamed pile so the correct option is none of these.
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Mushtaq Ahmad said:   5 years ago
Give the correct answer and explanation.

Karan said:   4 years ago
A patented pile formed by driving a steel shell into the ground to the required depth, putting in small quantities of concrete, and hammering them down so as to force the concrete into the earth beyond the point of the shell; thus enlarging the end and greatly increasing the bearing area, is called Mac-arthur piles.
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Karan said:   4 years ago
A patented pile formed by driving a steel shell into the ground to the required depth, putting in small quantities of concrete, and hammering them down so as to force the concrete into the earth beyond the point of the shell; thus enlarging the end and greatly increasing the bearing area, is called Mac-arthur piles.

Ali said:   4 years ago
Under reamed piles are swollen in the middle.

Franki and Mac-Arthur piles are swollen at the end.
So, the Correct answer is Franki and Mac-Arthur.
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