Example (19) Lateral Spread RS Pile (Example 12 LPile Manual).mp4

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English - Round (5): Module 3b - Lateral Pile Analysis with Two Software: LPile and RS Pile

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  • Meet Your Instructor – Dr. Ahmed ElMouchi, PhD, PEng

Chapter (0) Course Content

  • 0- Course Content.mp4
  • Recommended Four-Week Learning Strategy!

Chapter (1) Introduction

  • 1.1- Applications of Laterally Loaded Piles .mp41
  • 1.2- What is the meaning of Lateral Pile Analysis and Design .mp4
  • 1.3- How Piles Resist Lateral Loads ULS .mp4

Chapter (2) Foundation Type Selection

  • 2.1- Deep Foundation Type Classification.mp4
  • 2.2- General Constructability Considerations .mp4
  • 2.3- Subsurface Condition Considerations.mp4
  • 2.4- Effect of Installation Method.mp4
  • 2.5- Effect of Nearby Structures or Public Perception.mp4

Chapter (3) Brom’s Method - ULS (Nominal Lateral Resistance)

  • 3.1- Introduction .mp4
  • 3.2- Cohesive Soils .mp4
  • Example (1) Brom’s Method – Short Pile – Cohesive Soils – Manual Calculations.mp4
  • Example (1) Brom’s Method – Short Pile – Cohesive Soils – RSPile Software.mp4
  • Example (1) Brom’s Method – Short Pile – Cohesive Soils – LPile Software.mp4
  • 3.3- Cohesionless Soils .mp4
  • Example (2) Brom’s Method – Short Pile – Cohesionless Soils – Manual Calculations.mp4
  • Example (2) Brom’s Method – Short Pile – Cohesionless Soils – RSPile Software.mp4
  • Example (2) Brom’s Method – Short Pile – Cohesionless Soils – LPile Software .mp4
  • 3.4- General Recommendations (Summary) .mp4

Chapter (4) Non-Linear Pile and p-y model

  • 4.1- Introduction .mp4
  • 4.2- Definition of p and y .mp4
  • 4.3- Fourth-Order Differential Equation .mp4
  • 4.4- How Does the p-y Method Work in Software.mp4
  • 4.5- Characteristics of p-y Curves.mp4
  • Example (3) p-y Curves – Cohesive Soil .mp4
  • Example (3) p-y Curves – Cohesive Soil - RSPile Software.mp4
  • Example (3) p-y Curves – Cohesive Soil - LPile Software.mp4
  • 4.6- Factors Affecting p-y Curves.mp4
  • 4.7- Limitations and Comments on the p-y method .mp42
  • 4.8- Summary of p-y Curves .mp4
  • Example (4) p-y Curves – Cohesionless Soil.mp4
  • Example (4) p-y Curves – Cohesionless Soil -RSPile Software.mp4
  • Example (4) p-y Curves – Cohesionless Soil -LPile Software.mp4

Chapter (5) Simplified Closed Form Solution

  • 5.1- Introduction.mp4
  • 5.2- Solution for Free-Head Pile.mp4
  • 5.3- Solution for Fixed-Head Pile.mp42

Chapter (6) Other Methods for Laterally Loaded Piles

  • 6.1- Pressuremeter Method (from CFEM) ULS and SLS.mp4
  • 6.2- Elastic Continuum Theory (Poulos and Davis 1980) SLS .mp4
  • 6.3- Horizontal Subgrade Reaction Approach SLS .mp4

Chapter (7) Pile Response to Lateral Loading

  • 7.1- Introduction .mp4
  • 7.2- Effect of Pile Installation.mp4
  • 7.3- Effect of Static Loading.mp4
  • 7.4- Effect of Repeated Cyclic Loading.mp4
  • 7.5- Effect of Sustained Loading (Long-term Effect).mp4
  • 7.6- Effect of Dynamic Loading.mp4

Chapter (8) Geotechnical Design Parameters for Lateral Pile Analysis

  • 8.1- Introduction .mp4
  • 8.2- Design Parameters for Cohesive Soils.mp4
  • 8.3- Design Parameters for Cohesionless Soils.mp4
  • 8.4- Design Parameters for Rock .mp4

Chapter (9) p-y Models for Clayey Soils

  • 9.1- Soft Clay Soil (Matlock, 1970).mp4
  • Example (5) Soft Clay Soil (Matlock, 1970).mp4
  • Example (5) Soft Clay Soil (Matlock, 1970) - LPile Software.mp42
  • Example (5) Soft Clay Soil (Matlock, 1970) - RSPile Software.mp4
  • 9.2- Soft Clay with User Defined J.mp4
  • 9.3- Stiff Clay With Free Water (Reese, et al., 1975).mp4
  • Example (6) Stiff Clay With Free Water (Reese, et al., 1975) .mp4
  • Example (6) Stiff Clay With Free Water (Reese, et al., 1975) -LPile Software.mp4
  • Example (6) Stiff Clay With Free Water (Reese, et al., 1975) -RSPile Software.mp4
  • 9.4- Stiff Clay Without Free Water (Welch & Reese, 1972 and 1975).mp4
  • Example (7) Stiff Clay Without Free Water (Welch & Reese, 1972).mp4
  • Example (7) Stiff Clay Without Free Water (Welch & Reese, 1972) - LPile Software.mp4
  • Example (7) Stiff Clay Without Free Water (Welch & Reese, 1972) - RSPile Software.mp4
  • 9.5- Modified Stiff Clay Without Free Water (Brown, 2002).mp4

Chapter (10) p-y Models for Sandy Soils

  • 10.1- Sand (Reese, et al., 1974).mp4
  • Example (8) Sand (Reese, et al., 1974) .mp4
  • Example (8) Sand (Reese, et al., 1974) - LPile Software.mp4
  • Example (8) Sand (Reese, et al., 1974) - RSPile Software.mp4
  • 10.2- API method for Sand (API RP 2A - 2010).mp4
  • Example (9) API method for Sand (API RP 2A-2010) .mp4
  • Example (9) API method for Sand (API RP 2A-2010) - LPile Software.mp4
  • Example (9) API method for Sand (API RP 2A-2010) - RSPile Software.mp4
  • 10.3- Liquified Sand (Rollins et al., 2005).mp4
  • 10.4- Hybrid Liquified Sand (Frank and Rollins, 2013 & Wang and Reese, 1998).mp4
  • Example (10) Liquified Sand + Liquified Sand Hybrid Model .mp4
  • Example (10) Liquified Sand + Liquified Sand Hybrid Model - LPile Software.mp4
  • Example (10) Liquified Sand + Liquified Sand Hybrid Model - RSPile Software.mp4
  • 10.5-Small Strain Sand - L-Pile Only - Hanssen (2015).mp4

Chapter (11) p-y Models for Silty Soils

  • 11.1- Silt (Cemented C – Phi Soil) (Reese et al. 1974).mp4
  • Example (11) Silt (Cemented C – Phi Soil) (Reese et al. 1974).mp4
  • Example (11) Silt (Cemented C – Phi Soil) (Reese et al. 1974) - LPile Software.mp4
  • Example (11) Silt (Cemented C – Phi Soil) (Reese et al. 1974) - RSPile Software.mp4
  • 11.2- Loess - Collapsible Silt (Johnson, et al., 2006).mp4

Chapter (12) p-y Models for Rock

  • 12.1- Introduction.mp4
  • 12.2- Strong Rock (Vuggy Limestone) (Reese & Nyman, 1997).mp4
  • Example (12) Strong Rock (Vuggy Limestone).mp4
  • Example (12) Strong Rock (Vuggy Limestone) - LPile Software.mp4
  • Example (12) Strong Rock (Vuggy Limestone) - RSPile Software.mp4
  • 12.3- Weak Rock (Reese & Nyman, 1997).mp4
  • Example (13) Weak Rock (Reese & Nyman, 1997) .mp4
  • Example (13) Weak Rock (Reese & Nyman, 1997) - LPile Software.mp4
  • Example (13) Weak Rock (Reese & Nyman, 1997) - RSPile Software.mp4
  • 12.4- Massive Rock (Liang, Yang, and Nusairat, 2009).mp4
  • Example (14) Massive Rock (Liang, Yang, and Nusairat, 2009) .mp4
  • Example (14) Massive Rock (Liang, Yang, and Nusairat, 2009) - LPile Software.mp4
  • Example (14) Massive Rock (Liang, Yang, and Nusairat, 2009) - RSPile Software.mp4

Chapter (13) Other p-y Models

  • 13.1-Piedmont Residual Soils (Simpson and Brown, 2003).mp4
  • 13.2- Elastic Model.mp4
  • 13.3- User Defined Model.mp4

Chapter (14) p-y curves for Layered Soils (Georgiadis Method)

  • 14- Georgiadis Method.mp4

Chapter (15) Factored Lateral Resistance

  • 15.1 – Limit State Design – North American Approach.mp4
  • 15.2 - CFEM 2023 and CHBDC (CSA S6-25).mp4
  • 15.3- AASHTO 2024.mp4

Chapter (16) Additional Design Consideration

  • 16.1- Free Head Vs. Fixed Head.mp4
  • Example (15) Free Vs Fixed Head .mp4
  • Example (15) Free Vs Fixed Head - LPile Software.mp4
  • Example (15) Free Vs Fixed Head - RSPile Software.mp4
  • 16.2- Point of Fixity (Critical Pile Length) – Driven Piles.mp4
  • Example (16) Fixity Depth.mp4
  • Example (16) Fixity Depth - LPile Software.mp4
  • Example (16) Fixity Depth - RS Pile Software.mp4
  • 16.3- Frost Depth (Loss of Contact).mp4
  • 16.4- Scour.mp4
  • Example (17) Scour Consideration .mp4
  • Example (17) Scour Consideration - LPile Software.mp4
  • Example (17) Scour Consideration - RSPile Software.mp4
  • 16.5- Effect of Sloping Ground Effect and Pile Batter.mp4
  • Example (18) Sloped Ground and Battered Pile.mp4
  • Example (18) Sloped Ground and Battered Pile - LPile Software.mp4
  • Example (18) Sloped Ground and Battered Pile - RSPile Software.mp4
  • 16.6- Analysis of Piles Loaded by Soil Movement (Ex. Lateral Spread).mp4
  • Example (19) Lateral Spread RS Pile (Example 12 LPile Manual).mp4
  • Example (19) Lateral Spread RS Pile (Example 12 LPile Manual) - LPile Software.mp4
  • Example (19) Lateral Spread RS Pile (Example 12 LPile Manual) - RSPile Software.mp4

Chapter (17) Lateral Analysis of Pile Group

  • 17.1- Introduction.mp4
  • 17.2- Load Distribution in a group and the p-Multiplier Concept.mp4
  • 17.3- Development of p-Multipliers.mp4
  • 17.4- AASHTO 2024 Method for Determining p-Multiplier.mp4
  • 17.5- CSA S6-19 Method for Determining p-Multiplier.mp4
  • Example (20) Single Pile in a Group .mp4
  • Example (20) Single Pile in a Group - LPile Software.mp4
  • Example (20) Single Pile in a Group - RS Pile Software.mp4

Chapter (18) Structural Geotechnical Design Cycle

  • 18.1 – The Structural-Geotechnical Design Cycle.mp4
  • 18.2 – Real-life Example.mp4
  • 18.3 – What if the Structural Engineers still want to get the Modulus of Subgrade Reaction in kN per m3.mp4

Course Assignment (Optional)

  • Course Optional Assignment - Lateral Piles Analysis.pdf