FRANKIPILE. High Pile Loads Optimum Adaptation to Foundation Soil Low-noise Manufacturing Process



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FRANKIPILE High Pile Loads Optimum Adaptation to Foundation Soil Low-noise Manufacturing Process

The FRANKIPILE Application possibilities The FRANKIPILE can be used in a wide range of foundation soil conditions as a deep foundation element for all types of constructions such as, e.g. bridges, roads, tunnels, industrial and office buildings, dock bases, craneways, wind power plants and many more. It offers particular advantages in places where high loads have to be transferred or where good, load-bearing only occurs very deep down in the ground. Where very high loads have to be transferred in restricted areas, a further development is available in the form of the Megapile, which enables pile loads of up to R,K = 6000 kn, depending on the (see separate brochure). The pile system has a wide variety of designs enabling it to be ideally adapted individually to the various types of conditions and building site situations. Vertical piles as well as sloping piles tilted up to :1 are available. Due to its base expansion the FRANKIPILE is also well suited to absorbing tensile loads. The dimensioning and the manufacturing of the FRANKIPILE are carried out according to DIN 105 and DIN EN 1699. For preliminary dimensioning, dimensioning curves are given for the FRANKIPILE in the EA piles for both non-cohesive and cohesive soils. The FRANKIPILE is a cast-in situ foundation pile with a recovered driving pipe. This is closed watertight underneath by means of a stopper made of dry or grit. A free fall pile hammer working in the pipe strikes onto this stopper, thereby driving the pipe into the ground. The resulting pile driving work (number of strikes/m) is a measure of the load-bearing capacity of the ground at the respective pile location. After reaching the target depth and the pile driving criteria respectively, the stopper is detached and the necessary base quantity is rammed down. Finally a reinforcing cage is adjusted, filled in and the driving pipe pulled up again. Should the in-situ ground have insufficient load-bearing capacity at the intended settling depth, ground improvement can be carried out before manufacturing the pile base by means of gravel pre-compression. In this case the ground is improved in a corresponding area below and above the pile settling depth by means of ramming down gravel. Environmental friendliness The manufacturing of the FRANKIPILE takes place with low emissions due to internal pile driving. In the case of favourable boundary conditions it is also possible to carry out the foundation work with this pile system in the proximity of existing buildings. Due to the full earth displacement it is not necessary to transport earth, this therefore excludes the earth becoming loosened. The pile system has proven itself many times in building projects on contaminated sites. Economic efficiency The specific adaptation of the possible design variations to the and the building site situation result in optimum utilisation with regard to the load-bearing capacity and pile length. Its almost 100-year application in building works is based on its perfected technology, high manufacturing standards and excellent economic efficiency. Frontispiece: Berth 5, Rostock Overseas Port 1 Set driving pipe in place, fill in stopper and ram in GW FRANKIPILE Rig Inclination up to max. 6:1 depending on rig type Rammed out base of the FRANKIPILE driving pipe free fall pile hammer stopper made of or gravel non load-bearing load-bearing Specification Very high pile loads Very low settlement Full ground displacement Optimum adaptation to the Base expansion Diameter, 51, 56, 61 cm Ramming in the driving pipe through inner ramming with free fall pile hammer penetration into the earth pile drive onto the stopper always waterresistant closing with stopper 3 Formation of the pile base through ramming down the necessary working area depending on rig type pulling during base formation refilling ramming down the base Inclination up to. :1 depending on rig type Applications All types of constructions Contaminated Fluctuating foundation soil conditions

with gravel pre-compression Fitting the reinforcing cage and concreting the shaft 5 Capping the pile head; arranging the connecting reinforcement 1 Ramming in the driving pipe through inner ramming with free fall pile hammer until the load-bearing is reached Ramming down the gravel whilst pulling the pipe 3 Ramming back the pipe into the gravel previously rammed down Forming a pile base through ramming down 5 Capping the pile head; arranging the connecting reinforcement pulling the driving pipe refilling fitting the reinforcing cage the pile is finished and after hardening ready to bear loads refilling of gravel pulling when forming base refilling of the pile is finished and after hardening ready to bear loads GW non load-bearing penetration into the earth always waterresistant closing with stopper load-bearing ramming down the base compressed foundation soil Building practice Power Plant Moorburg, Hamburg Logistic Center IKEA, Dortmund Office Building Unilever + Marco-Polo-Tower, HafenCity Hamburg Extension Dock, Meyer-shipyard, Papenburg

The old and new Störbrücke, Schleswig-Holstein 6 piles Marco Polo Tower Hamburg 58 piles CentrO, Oberhausen 6 piles HKW Tiefstack, Hamburg various foundations with FRANKIPILES Mercedes-Benz Museum, Stuttgart 100 piles with gravel pre-compression

Foundation soil Load Test load of a FRANKIPILE in non-cohesive ground, pile diameter 51 cm Ground profile Pressure sounding Resistance - Settlement Line 0 0 5 0 5 105 10 1 15 015qc [MN/m 0 qc 0 ][MN/m qc [MN/m ] 0 ] 0 1,00 1,0,01,0,03,0,0 3,0,03,0,05,0,0 5,06,05,0 Load 6,0 [MN] 6,0Load [MN] Load [MN] Filling Filling Filling 0 0 50 5 105 10 1 15 015qc [MN/m 0 qc 0 ][MN/m qc [MN/m ] 0 ] 0 1,00 1,0,0 1,0,03,0,0 3,0,0 3,0,05,0,0 5,0 6,0 5,0 6,0 Load [MN] 6,0Load [MN] Load [MN] 0 0 0 Filling Filling Filling0 50 105 1 015qc [MN/m0 ] qc [MN/m0 ] 1,00,0 1,0 3,0,0,0 3,0 5,0,0 6,0 5,0 Load [MN] 6,0 Load [MN] soil soil 0 soil 0 0 0 0 0 0 Filling Filling 6 Peat soil 6 Peat soil 6 Peat soil 10 10 0 0 0 soil 86 soil 68 68 Peat Peat Peat 0 0 soil soil 106 soil 8 10 8 10 86 0 0 0 Peat Peat soil soil 1 30 30 108 soil 10 1 10 1 8 0 0 0 Peat Peat Peat soil 1 1 10 soil 1 1 1 1 10 0 0 Sand Sand Sand Peat Peat Peat Soil Soil 16 1 1 Soil 1 16 1 16 1 50 50 Sand Sand Sand Peat Peat Setting [mm] Setting [mm] Sand Soil SandSoil Sand 18 16 1 Soil 16 18 16 18 1 Sand Sand Sand SoilSand Sand 0 18 16 Soil 18 0 18 0 16 Sand Sand 0 18 0 0 18 0 0 Depth [m] Depth [m] Test load of a FRANKIPILE in cohesive ground, pile diameter 56 cm Ground profile Pressure sounding Resistance - Settlement Line Topsoil Topsoil Topsoil 0 0 5 0 5 105 10 1 15 015qc [MN/m 0 qc 0 ][MN/m qc [MN/m ] 0 ] 0 1,00 1,0,01,0,03,0,0 3,0,03,0,05,0,0 5,06,05,0 Load 6,0 [MN] 6,0Load [MN] Load [MN] Course clay Course Course clay clay Gravel/Stones Topsoil Topsoil Gravel/Stones Topsoil Gravel/Stones 0 0 50 5 105 10 1 15 015qc [MN/m 0 qc 0 ][MN/m qc [MN/m ] 0 ] 0 1,00 1,0,0 1,0,03,0,0 3,0,0 3,0,05,0,0 5,0 6,0 5,0 Load 6,0 [MN] 6,0Load [MN] Load [MN] 0 0 0 Sand Course clay Course Sand Course Sand clay clay Gravel/Stones Topsoil Gravel/Stones Gravel/Stones Topsoil 0 50 105 1 015qc [MN/m0 ] qc [MN/m0 ] 1,00,0 1,0 3,0,0,0 3,0 5,0,0 6,0 5,0 Load [MN] 6,0 Load [MN] 0 0 0 0 Gravel/Stones Gravel/Stones Gravel/Stones Sand Course clay Sand Sand Course clay 0 0 0 Sand Gravel/Stones Sand Sand Gravel/Stones 6 6 6 Gravel/Stones Gravel/Stones Gravel/Stones 10 10 Sand Sand 0 0 0 Sand Sand Sand 86 68 68 Gravel/Stones Gravel/Stones 0 0 Sand Sand 108 6 10 10 8 86 0 0 0 1 108 10 1 10 18 Gravel precompressincompressincompressing Gravel Gravel pre- pre- 1 1 10 1 1 1 1 10Gravel precompressincompressincompressing Gravel Gravel pre- pre- 16 1 1 1 16 1 16 1Gravel precompressincompressing Gravel pre- 16 1 16 16 1 16 Depth [m] 16 Depth [m] 30 30 0 0 0 0 0 50 50 Setting [mm] Setting [mm] Technical data Driving pipedriving pipe Working Working load Working load in load in Working Working load Working load in load in Driving pipedriving pipe Working Working load Working load in load in Working Working load Working load in load in diameter diameter Ø diameter non-cohesive Ø Ø non-cohesive ground ground ground half-solid half-solid cohesive half-solid cohesive ground cohesive ground ground diameter diameter Ø diameter non-cohesive Ø Ø non-cohesive ground ground ground half-solid half-solid cohesive half-solid cohesive ground cohesive ground ground Driving Characteristic pipedriving pipe Working Working pile load Working resistance load load in in RWorking,K pressure Working load Working load load in in Driving pipedriving Characteristic pipe Working Working load Working load pile load in in resistance Working Working load Working R,K load tension load in in diameter Ødiameter with Ønon-cohesive standard Øwith standard with non-cohesive ground standard with base ground with ground base with with half-solid base standard half-solid with cohesive standard half-solid with standard cohesive with ground base cohesive with ground base with ground base diameter Ødiameter with Ønon-cohesive standard Øwith standard with non-cohesive ground standard with base ground with ground base with half-solid base standard with half-solid cohesive standard with half-solid standard cohesive with ground base cohesive with ground base with ground base Driving pipedriving pile drive pipe Working pile work drive pile load dimensioning work drive Working work dimensioning load dimensioning pile in drive Working pile work drive pile load work drive dimensioning Working work dimensioning load dimensioning in Driving pipedriving pile drive pipe Working pile work drive pile load work drive dimensioning Working work dimensioning load dimensioning pile in drive Working pile work drive pile load work drive Working workdimensioning load dimensioning in diameter Ødiameter with non-cohesive standard Øwith standard with non-cohesive ground standard with base with ground base with with half-solid base standard with cohesive standard with half-solid standard with ground base cohesive with base with ground base diameter Ødiameter with non-cohesive standard with Ø standard with non-cohesive standard ground with base with ground base with with half-solid base standard with cohesive standard with half-solid standard with ground base cohesive with base with ground base mm mmpile mm drive knpile work drive pile kn work drive dimensioning kn kn work dimensioning kn dimensioning pile kndrive knpile work drive kn pile work drive dimensioning kn kn work dimensioning kn dimensioning kn mm mmpile mm drive knpile work drive pile kn work drive dimensioning kn kn work dimensioning kn dimensioning pile kndrive knpile work drive pile kn work drive dimensioning kn work kn dimensioning kn dimensioning kn with standardwith standard with base with with base standardwith standard with base with base with standardwith standard with base with with base standardwith standard with base with base 0 mm 0 mmpile mm 0 1350 drive kn work 1350 pile kn drive dimensioning 1350 kn1800 work 1800 kn dimensioning 1800 pile kn1350 drive work 1350 kn pile 1350 drive dimensioning kn100 work 100 kn dimensioning 100 kn 0 mm 0 mmpile mm 0 drive 00 kn work 00 pile kn drive dimensioning 00 kn700 work 700 kn dimensioning pile 700 kndrive 00 work 00 pile kn drive 00 kn dimensioning 500 kn work 500 kndimensioning 500 0 mm 0 1600 1600 1600 00 00 00 1600 1600 1600 1800 1800 1800 0 0 mm 1350 kn 1350 1350 kn1800 1800 1800 kn1350 1350 1350 kn100 100 100 kn 000 000 000 800 800 800 000 000 000 00 00 00 1600 1600 1600 00 00 00 1600 1600 1600 1800 1800 1800 0 00 1350 00 00 1350 3500 1800 3500 3500 1800 00 1350 00 00 1350 600 100 600 600 100 000 000 000 800 800 800 000 000 000 00 00 00 1600 1600 00 00 1600 1600 1800 1800 00 00 00 3500 3500 3500 00 00 00 600 600 600 000 000 800 800 000 000 00 00 00 00 3500 3500 00 00 600 600 0 mm 0 500 0 0 mm00 kn 630 500 0 710 00 630 500 710 630 500 500900 900 900500 00 00 kn700 700 700 kn00 630 630 1000 1000 1000 630 500 500900 900 900500 710 710 00 1100 700 1100 1100 700710 00 630 630 1000 1000 1000 630 500900 900500 710 710 1100 1100 1100 710 630 1000 1000 630 500 500700 00 00 kn500 630 630800 500 500700 710 710 00900 500 630 630800 500700 710 710900 630800 700 700 500 500 kn 800 800 700 700 900 900 500 800 800 700 900 900 800 710 710 1100 1100 710 710900 900 Loads up to R,K = 6000 kn are possible with the Megapile (see separate brochure). The loads and pipe diameters must be selected for the relevant ground conditions. We will be happy to advise you!

FRANKIPILES in contaminated soils of a FRANKIPILE with displacement tip 1. Ramming through and lateral 1 3 displacement 1 contaminated layer 3 with pile tip Ram pipe finished FRANKIPILE. Ramming in the load-bearing contaminated Barrier layer 3. Ramming out the pile base and manufacturing the pile shaft 60 Load-bearing Lost tip of a FRANKIPILE 3 with seal 1 Driving pipe for 3 finished the seal FRANKIPILE contaminated foundation soil Barrier layer Jointing compound 1. Ramming in the driving pipe for the seal into the barrier layer. Pulling the pipe and simultaneously filling the released cross-section with jointing compound 3. Ramming through the jointing compound with the ram pipe and manufacturing the FRANKIPILE in accordance with the standard manufacturing process Load-bearing FRANKI Grundbau GmbH & Co. KG Head Office Hittfelder Kirchweg -8 10 Seevetal, Germany Tel.: +9 (0) 105-869-0 Fax: +9 (0) 105-869-99 E-Mail: info@franki.de www.franki.eu Complete foundation projects n Pile foundations n Excavation shoring n Diaphragm walls n Slurry walls n Building safety n Soil improvement