Analysis of the Barrette Load Investigation of the Tallest Building in European Union
Author(s): |
G. Kacprzak
S. Bodus |
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Medium: | journal article |
Language(s): | English |
Published in: | Archives of Civil Engineering, December 2018, n. 4, v. 64 |
Page(s): | 281-292 |
DOI: | 10.2478/ace-2018-0057 |
Abstract: |
The paper presents a static load test of a pile with the largest vertical load in Poland to-date up to the force of 23000 kN. The test was performed in the centre of Warsaw on the construction site of a future high-rise building to be the tallest building in European Union. The designed building height measured from the ground level is 310 meters including an 80-metre mast. The foundation of the building was designed as a Combined Piled Raft Foundation (CPRF) utilising the barrettes and diaphragm walls technology. The test was carried out on barrettes with lengths of approx. 28 and 34 m and was aimed to estimate the stiffness (load-settlement relation) of the designed 17.5 metre-long barrette situated below the foundation level. In addition to that a series of extensometric sensors was placed inside the barrette to determine the distribution of the axial force. |
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