Development of an Ultra-High-Performance Concrete H-Pile and It’s Connections for Alabama Bridge Foundations

Aaleti, Sriram; Willis, Gabrielle; Mello, Eunice Mendes

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Development of an Ultra-High-Performance Concrete H-Pile and It’s Connections for Alabama Bridge Foundations

2024-10-01
By Aaleti, Sriram ; Willis, Gabrielle ; Mello, Eunice Mendes

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Creators:

Aaleti, Sriram ; Willis, Gabrielle ; Mello, Eunice Mendes
Corporate Creators:

University of Alabama at Birmingham. Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
Corporate Contributors:

Alabama. Department of Transportation
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Publication/ Report Number:

931-019
Resource Type:

Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

United States ; Alabama
Edition:

Final Report
Corporate Publisher:

Alabama. Department of Transportation
Abstract:

The research scope of this proposal focuses on the development and testing of an innovative Ultra-High Performance Concrete (UHPC) H-pile system for use in bridge foundations in Alabama. The main goal is to design a cost-effective, durable H-shaped prestressed pile that matches the physical dimensions and weight characteristics of traditional steel H-piles. By leveraging the superior strength, durability, and drivability properties of UHPC, the study aims to produce a pile that not only offers higher bearing capacity but also reduces maintenance costs over time compared to conventional steel or concrete piles. This will be achieved through detailed design, optimization, and testing of several H-shaped UHPC cross-sections, followed by full-scale field testing to evaluate their performance under axial and lateral loads in various soil conditions.
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[PDF - 16.03 MB]
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