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  1. Armar007

    Blast loading on process structures?

    Thank you very much WaRose and Bones206!!
  2. Armar007

    Blast loading on process structures?

    I know there are means and methods of designing Blast resistant "occupied buildings". However, for process structures which are very rarely occupied but could be housing blast capable equipments, do you ever consider blast loads while designing those structures? These are typically open...
  3. Armar007

    Drainage of a Process module in a Chemical plant setting

    Thanks bones206 for your feedback. In my opinion also cast in place concrete is the way to go. But the CM is being anal about "moving field hours to shop".
  4. Armar007

    Drainage of a Process module in a Chemical plant setting

    Hello all, In one of the project specs I am working on, the bottom most floor of the process module is required to be solid to capture potentially contaminated rain-water. The module is huge (150'x300'). I am used to using concrete at the base floor and to be installed on site after the module...
  5. Armar007

    PIT - Pile Integrity Testing - Requirements?

    Thank you all. Here is what I found in “GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING CIRCULAR (GEC) No. 8 - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF CONTINUOUS FLIGHT AUGER PILES – FINAL - April 2007” by FHWA. 7.5.1 Use of Integrity Testing Integrity test methods require careful interpretation, which should be performed by...
  6. Armar007

    PIT - Pile Integrity Testing - Requirements?

    I have about 300 Auger Cast Piles going in a refinery. PIP STS02465 Section 5.2.1 States that -- "Piles shall be tested as specified in ASTM D5882 or by single or cross hole logging as specified in ASTM D6760 or both, as specified in the contract document." The question is do we have to test...
  7. Armar007

    Fixed Headed Auger Cast Piles - Embedment into the Pile Cap

    @wannabeSE I am extending all longitudinal rebars (8~ #8) into the pile cap and have full development length (achieved by terminators). The only fixity perpendicular to the frame is provided by the flexural stiffness of the piles. I understand that the pile cap will rotate and this rotation will...
  8. Armar007

    Fixed Headed Auger Cast Piles - Embedment into the Pile Cap

    Unfortunately grade beam is not an option since the pipe supports are 50' apart and pile moment capacity is the only moment resisting mechanism.
  9. Armar007

    Fixed Headed Auger Cast Piles - Embedment into the Pile Cap

    Thank you GeoPaveTraffic. I have reposted my question in the appropriate forum, as you suggested.
  10. Armar007

    Fixed Headed Auger Cast Piles - Embedment into the Pile Cap

    (Reposting in the correct Forum) Hello, I am structural engineer designing AC Piles for the first time. I have a situation where I am using 2- 18" dia. ACPs (w/ Pile cap) to resist moment and shear in both orthogonal directions. (Pile cap is supporting 45' tall H-Frames for a flare line). I...
  11. Armar007

    Fixed Headed Auger Cast Piles - Embedment into the Pile Cap

    Hello, I am structural engineer designing AC Piles for the first time. I have a situation where I am using 2- 18" dia. ACPs (w/ Pile cap) to resist moment and shear in both orthogonal directions. (Pile cap is supporting 45' tall H-Frames for a flare line). I don't see much of a problem along the...
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