Pindersfield Hospital ? An Innovative Piled Scheme

Deep Foundations Institute
James N. Mure
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Jan 1, 2008

Abstract

The paper describes the design development and construction of bored piles at Pindersfield Hospital, Wakefield, U.K. The piles were of monopile type. Monopile is the term used to describe piles which are constructed without pile caps so that the superstructure columns bear directly on the pile top. Pile geotechnical design was developed from the Site Investigation data and testing of two preliminary piles. Final design philosophy is described. Pile structural design was developed from the loadings applied by the superstructure, and the requirements, tolerances and limitations of monopile construction techniques. Construction was closely controlled in order to achieve a ?right first time? result. The conclusion gives a critique of the system and its value.
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APA: James N. Mure  (2008)  Pindersfield Hospital ? An Innovative Piled Scheme

MLA: James N. Mure Pindersfield Hospital ? An Innovative Piled Scheme. Deep Foundations Institute, 2008.

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