Dynamic Pile Monitoring and Pile Load Test Report North Platte River Bridge Lingel – Barnes Road Goshen County, Wyoming

Clark, H.; Vanikar, Suneel

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Dynamic Pile Monitoring and Pile Load Test Report North Platte River Bridge Lingel – Barnes Road Goshen County, Wyoming

1985-07-01
By Clark, H. ; Vanikar, Suneel

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Clark, H. ; Vanikar, Suneel
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United States. Federal Highway Administration. Demonstration Projects Division
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Publication/ Report Number:

FHWA-DP-66-11
Resource Type:

Tech Report
Right Statement:

Public Domain
Geographical Coverage:

United States;Wyoming
Corporate Publisher:

United States. Federal Highway Administration. Demonstration Projects Division
Abstract:

A formal request for the subject field demonstration was received from the Wyoming Highway Department (WHO) in October 1984. The purpose for the load test program was, (1) to demonstrate the use of newer and more accurate techniques to determine pile load capacity during driving, (2) to verify the predictions made by the newer techniques by performing static load tests, and (3) to determine design pile lengths for the Lingle-Barnes Road Bridges. The field work was performed over a period of 3 weeks during June 1985. The dynamic and static load tests were performed by Mr. H. Clark, Civil Engineering Technician, in the Demonstration Projects Division and Mr. S. Vanikar, Geotechnical Engineer, in the Geotechnical and Materials Branch.
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Federal Highway Administration
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