Statnamic Load Test for 30-inch Precast Prestressed Square Concrete Pile: A Case History
Raymond R. Mabnkbadi, Aravinda Ramakrishna
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Raymond R. Mabnkbadi, Aravinda Ramakrishna
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This paper presents a comparison between the measurements taken from Statnamic Load Test and Conventional Static Load Test on 30-inch square prestressed concrete piles, to verify Statnamic test’s ability to determine pile’s capacity and movements. The data was collected at two New Jersey bridge construction sites, located within proximity to each other. The information presented also includes a brief overview of the Statnamic load test, references project details and provides an evaluation regarding the accuracy of the Statnamic testing method.
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This paper presents a comparison between the measurements taken from Statnamic Load Test and Conventional Static Load Test on 30-inch square prestressed concrete piles, to verify Statnamic test’s ability to determine pile’s capacity and movements. The data was collected at two New Jersey bridge construction sites, located within proximity to each other. The information presented also includes a brief overview of the Statnamic load test, references project details and provides an evaluation regarding the accuracy of the Statnamic testing method.
Key concepts: Precast concrete, Pile, Load testing, Prestressed concrete, Structural engineering, Bridge (graph theory), Test (biology), Square (algebra)