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Author:
Mun Kwai Peng
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2002-08-06 |
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Stresswave 2004 will be held in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia in the year 2004 on the 14 to 16 September.
Please observe the following Dates;
1. First Bulletin January 2003,
2. Second Bulletin January 2004,
Closing for Abstract June 2003,
Notification of ACceptance
of Abstract August 2003,
Submitting Paper December 2003,
Aceptance of final paper May 2004,
Coference September 2004.
For enquiry, please e-mail tesonic@tm.net.my or
sec@iem.po.my
Thank you.
Hope to seen you in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Chairman, Organising Committee.
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Author:
Mark Svinkin
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2004-08-03 |
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I would like to make some contribution to the StressWave 2004 Conference. The following is an abstract of my paper “SOME UNCERTAINTIES IN HIGH-STRAIN DYNAMIC PILE TESTING”, Geotechnical Engineering for Transportation Projects, Geotechnical Special Publication No. 126, M.K. Yegian and E. Kavazanjian, Eds., ASCE, 2004, V.1, pp. 705-714, presented at the Geo-Trans 2004.
ABSTRACT: High-strain dynamic pile testing is an important tool for driveability analysis, but the major objective of dynamic testing is determination of pile capacity at the time of testing. This method is a convenient tool in the pile driving industry. However, though high-strain dynamic pile testing has been used in practice for years, the actual accuracy and the area of application of this method, and also understanding the results of dynamic pile testing are vague. The paper presents discrepancies in high-strain dynamic pile testing, some uncertainty in the CAPWAP signal matching, negligible effects of soil properties on the CAPWAP results, incorrect interpretation and misleading use of testing results. It is shown the necessity to use engineering principles for verification of high-strain dynamic pile testing.
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