Suitable Ground Conditions

Why ground conditions are the starting point for any screw piling assessment

As with every foundation method, the suitability of screw piling for a specific project begins with the ground. The soil type, its strength and density, the presence of obstructions, and the groundwater conditions all determine whether a helical pile can advance consistently to the required depth, develop the required capacity, and produce a reliable torque to capacity relationship that can be used to verify performance during installation. Getting this assessment right before any design work begins is what separates a screw piling project that runs smoothly from one that encounters problems on site that should have been identified and addressed at the design stage.

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