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Purdue CE 527 Term Project Piling Analysis
1. Purdue University
Professor Julio Martinez
CE 527-Analytical Methods in Construction Engineering
Term Project
SrinivasaNookala
December 9, 2009
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2. Project Overview and Objective
Data Collection and Analysis
Weather
Assumptions
Model
Proposed Model
Results
Questions
3. We would like to thank Turner Davis
Construction for allowing us full access to the
site to observe activities. We would also like to
add a special thank you to JR Hudson for his
consistent timely help and guidance during the
course of the project.
4. Project Overview
and Objective
Data Collection
and Analysis
Improve the fan experience as
well as the environment for Weather
the student athletes
Assumptions
Model
Proposed Model
Results
Questions
5. Project Overview
and Objective
Data Collection
and Analysis
Expansion requires that subsequent piles
be placed for the new addition’s foundation Weather
Piles are scheduled for placement between Assumptions
November 15, 2009 and January 1, 2010
Model
The piles placed are 24” and 16” in
diameter, with pile caps consisting of two Proposed Model
or more piles
Results
Questions
6. Project Overview
and Objective
Data Collection
and Analysis
Weather
Assumptions
Model
Proposed Model
Results
Questions
7. Project Overview
and Objective
Data Collection
and Analysis
Model the piling activity and explore
Weather
possible methods to improve the overall
efficiency. Assumptions
A critical activity preceding the piling
Model
activity was the excavation
Allows for adequate space for equipment Proposed Model
storage and movement
Assures that piling can remain relatively Results
constant
Questions
8. Project Overview
and Objective
Data Collection
Prior to taking observations, the entire and Analysis
group visited the site to watch the Weather
excavation and piling activities
Activities were identified and defined Assumptions
set a standard for the beginning and end of each Model
activity
assured consistency among different group Proposed Model
members
Results
Questions
9. Project Overview
and Objective
Data Collection
Excavation Activities and Analysis
Truck arrival time: defined at the time when the truck’s rear
Weather
is completely within the site
Backing up: defined as the time it takes for the truck to back
Assumptions
up to the loading zone for loading. Due to the space
constraints, the path for backing up to the loader or exiting
the site from the loader can accommodate one truck at a time Model
Loading: defined as the time taken to load the truck. This
time is stopped and the exiting site activity begins when the Proposed Model
double horn indicates the truck is at capacity.
Exiting: defined as when the truck clears the path to the Results
loader, allowing for another truck to begin backing up
Questions
10. Project Overview
and Objective
Data Collection
Piling Activities and Analysis
Positioning: defined as the time it takes for the crane to re-
Weather
adjust for the pile.
Drilling: defined to start when the auger drill begins
Assumptions
rotating. This activity ends as soon as the drill stops at the
desired depth.
Drill Extraction: defined to begin as soon as the grout pump Model
is turned on. When the auger drill is completely extracted
and the grout pump is turned off, the activity is assumed to Proposed Model
be over.
Cleaning and Placing Metal Collar: defined by the Results
excavator and crew. The excavator and crew then clear away
soil and excess grout around the pile before and after placing Questions
the collar.
11. Project Overview
and Objective
Data Collection
Piling Activities and Analysis
Metal Rod Placement: defined as the time it takes for the
Weather
crane to place one, reinforcement bar down the center of the
pile.
Assumptions
Steel Cage Placement: defined as the time taken to place the
rebar cage into the pile.
Following this, the Positioning activity begins again. Model
Grout/Concrete Truck Arrival: defined as the time taken
since the last grout truck arrival. A grout truck is considered Proposed Model
to have “arrived” when in position next to the grout pump.
Grout Truck Admixture Add in: this activity had a 5 minute Results
duration.
Questions
12. Project Overview
and Objective
Other Times Data Collection
and Analysis
Mobilization: Mobilization occurs for one hour at
the beginning of the shift, from 8 a.m. until 9 a.m. Weather
Changing Auger Sizes (from 16 inches to 24
inches or vice versa): this activity takes 90 Assumptions
minutes. Although this was only viewed once
while on site, in the model, the 90 minute duration Model
is assumed a defined duration.
Proposed Model
Results
Questions
13. Project Overview
and Objective
Data Collection
and Analysis
Weather
Assumptions
Model
Proposed Model
Results
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14. Project Overview
and Objective
Data Collection
and Analysis
Weather
Assumptions
Model
Proposed Model
Results
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15. Project Overview
and Objective
Data Collection
and Analysis
Weather
Assumptions
Model
Proposed Model
Results
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16. Project Overview
and Objective
Data Collection
and Analysis
Weather
Assumptions
Model
Proposed Model
Results
Questions
17. Project Overview
and Objective
Data Collection
and Analysis
Weather
Assumptions
Model
Proposed Model
Results
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18. Project Overview
and Objective
Data Collection
and Analysis
Weather
Assumptions
Model
Proposed Model
Results
Questions
19. Project Overview
and Objective
Data Collection
and Analysis
Weather
Assumptions
Model
Proposed Model
Results
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20. Project Overview
and Objective
Data Collection
and Analysis
Weather
Assumptions
Model
Proposed Model
Results
Questions
21. Project Overview
and Objective
Data Collection
and Analysis
Weather
Assumptions
Model
Proposed Model
Results
Questions
22. Project Overview
and Objective
Data Collection
and Analysis
10 years of data for October and November
months (1999-2009) Weather
Data from the National Weather Service Archives for
Lafayette, Indiana/Purdue University Assumptions
Used the historical data to determine the
probabilities Model
Proposed Model
Results
Questions
23.
24. Project Overview
and Objective
Data Collection
Critical precipitation of 0.1 inches is and Analysis
chosen Weather
Probabilities were calculated upon
the occurrence of rain each day Assumptions
based on the previous day Model
Probability if it rained yesterday for it
to rain today is 0.304 and for it not to Proposed Model
rain is 0.696.
Results
Probability if it did not rain yesterday
for it to rain today is 0.164 and 0.836
Questions
for it not to rain otherwise
26. Project Overview
and Objective
Data Collection
42,000 cubic yards of soil being excavated and Analysis
1/3 of that soil has be excavated prior to
Weather
beginning the piling activity
Placing the lagging is independent of Assumptions
excavation
The site is next to a relatively busy road Model
(Northwestern, near the Stadium intersection)
Both piling and excavation stop for 24 hours Proposed Model
when it is raining
Results
Questions
27. Project Overview
and Objective
Data Collection
Functions on a 24-hour clock and Analysis
The piling crew is assumed to work the time it Weather
takes to place ten piles with each day beginning
at 8 a.m. Assumptions
The excavation crew works eight-hour days
Model
If there is rain on any given day, production for
both piling and excavation ceases and the
Proposed Model
weather is reevaluated after 24 hours has
passed.
Results
Questions
28. Project Overview
and Objective
Data Collection
and Analysis
Weather
Assumptions
Model
Proposed Model
Results
Questions
29. Project Overview
and Objective
Data Collection
and Analysis
Weather
Assumptions
Model
Proposed Model
Results
Questions
32. Project Overview
and Objective
Data Collection
Critical Issues and Analysis
Initial
rate of piling > rate of excavation, Weather
due to:
Lagging ( prevent caving in of soil Assumptions
adjacent to highway)
Completion of entrance gates before Model
basketball season
Proposed Model
Lack of Ramp space
Phase I and Phase II process of excavating
Results
Number of piles/day
Based on value judgment Questions
33. Project Overview
and Objective
Data Collection
Rain distribution and weather and Analysis
assumptions Weather
Time of construction ( 8hr day)
Assumptions
Phases of construction in line with
the actual progress on the site Model
All assumptions validated
Proposed Model
Results
Questions