Study of Vibration Energy of the Pile Driven in Two Layers Foundation Base, Pile Bearing Side Friction q1#q2 Pile Bottom Encounters Constant Resistance

T.C. Cong

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.427-429.204

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Study of Vibration Energy of the Pile Driven in Two Layers Foundation Base, Pile Bearing Side Friction q₁#q₂ Pile Bottom Encounters Constant Resistance

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Basing on the theory shock longitudinal of solid body into elastic bar, authors define speed of the piles weighting canter in shocking time, they also define kinetic energy of weighting canter and define vibration energy of the pile driven in two layers foundation base, pile bearing side friction q₁#q₂ pile bottom encounters constant resistance.

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