Civil Engineering - Soil Mechanics and Foundation Engineering - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Soil Mechanics and Foundation Engineering - Section 2 (Q.No. 27)
27.
Number of piles required to support a column, is
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Suresh said:
8 years ago
I have seen a pile foundation where 2 piles support the single column and also 3 piles entirely support 1 column. In my view, two piles is sufficient to support 1 column.
Maaz said:
9 years ago
In my opinion, B is the right answer because the pile cap can comprise of min 2piles on which a column rests, and I've used 2 piles to support a column on the field too.
Pleo said:
6 years ago
Actually, as per theory is there is a chance of eccentricity of load upon pile cap minimum no. of piles to be used is 3 (in a triangle shape).
Waqar khaliq said:
4 years ago
@All.
I worked at a project of Building where frictional piles are given in design. Isolated pile cap with one pile also given in Design.
I worked at a project of Building where frictional piles are given in design. Isolated pile cap with one pile also given in Design.
(3)
Sushil said:
5 years ago
Minimum number of piles used in column 3.
Minimum number of piles needed to support wall is 2.
Minimum number of piles needed to support wall is 2.
(10)
Dinesh said:
6 years ago
It's depending structural design. Then the pile required support of column more than one.
MMatta said:
9 years ago
A number of piles depend on column load and pile working load.
(1)
Lokeswara rao said:
8 years ago
No of piles required is depending on load coming on column.
(1)
Dharmendra Raj said:
6 years ago
For group action of piles.
Minimum no of piles =3.
Minimum no of piles =3.
Sameer said:
9 years ago
Minimum 3 piles required to support a column.
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