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Overview: The sixth edition of Pile Design and Construction Practice is a trusted, comprehensive reference for engineers involved in the design and construction of piled foundations. Updated to align with Eurocode 7 and the UK National Annex, this edition blends practical expertise with scientific insight, offering a reliable guide to modern piling techniques and geotechnical design.
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Key Features:
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Fully updated to reflect the latest industry standards, including Eurocode 7 and relevant British Standards.
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Combines empirical correlations with scientific knowledge, maintaining the accessible approach of previous editions.
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Covers the entire process from design to implementation with a focus on real-world construction practices.
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Discusses pile types, installation methods, load testing, pile group behavior, and design approaches for varying soil conditions.
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Emphasizes both theoretical principles and site-specific challenges encountered during project execution.
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Includes worked examples and practical case studies for applied learning.
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Ideal For:
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Civil engineers, geotechnical engineers, and structural engineers working on foundation design.
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Construction professionals, contractors, and consultants specializing in piled foundation work.
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Engineering students and academic researchers studying geotechnical engineering or foundation design.
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Authors:
Michael Tomlinson (Author)
John Woodward (Author)
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