| E016 | Engineering | Practical Design, Installation And Testing Of Driven Piles, Bored Piles And Micropiles | 1 Day |
| BEM Approved 8 CPD Points With Full Attendance |
RM290.00 for Graduate Engineer
RM350.00 for Professional Engineer |
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Introduction
SECTION 1 (9.00-10.45)
β’ Scope of pile design including practical design & construction methods plus the necessary QC tests to verify and to validate the important design parameters, structural integrity and performance for various common pile types will be discussed and illustrated with case histories and examples.
SECTION 2 (11.00-13.00)
β’Pile capacity estimation methods by various static formulas, driving formulas, high strain dynamic test method and various common pile tests to estimate capacity and structural integrity will be presented with particular reference to interpretation, limitations and applications. Methods of assessment of handling, installation and service stresses of driven piles will be presented with examples.
SECTION 3 (14.00-15.35)
β’ What can go wrong in design, construction & testing of piles plus the suggested precautions and mitigations will also be presented with case histories to stimulate awareness among the participants about the need of comprehensive design checklist and good engineering practice.
SECTION 4 (16.00-17.00)
β’ Case histories and worked design examples to illustrate how to plan scope of SI, preparation of subsoil profile & selection of design parameters to estimate pile axial & lateral capacity, group efficiency/effect, negative friction & settlement/deformation, etc., will be presented. Commonly asked
β’ Scope of pile design including practical design & construction methods plus the necessary QC tests to verify and to validate the important design parameters, structural integrity and performance for various common pile types will be discussed and illustrated with case histories and examples.
SECTION 2 (11.00-13.00)
β’Pile capacity estimation methods by various static formulas, driving formulas, high strain dynamic test method and various common pile tests to estimate capacity and structural integrity will be presented with particular reference to interpretation, limitations and applications. Methods of assessment of handling, installation and service stresses of driven piles will be presented with examples.
SECTION 3 (14.00-15.35)
β’ What can go wrong in design, construction & testing of piles plus the suggested precautions and mitigations will also be presented with case histories to stimulate awareness among the participants about the need of comprehensive design checklist and good engineering practice.
SECTION 4 (16.00-17.00)
β’ Case histories and worked design examples to illustrate how to plan scope of SI, preparation of subsoil profile & selection of design parameters to estimate pile axial & lateral capacity, group efficiency/effect, negative friction & settlement/deformation, etc., will be presented. Commonly asked
Who are the speakers?
Objectives
Benefits
Sessions and Scopes
| Session | Scope | Speaker |
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Session 1 Day 1 0830-0845
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Registration
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Session 2 Day 1 0845-0900
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Introduction to seminar/course outline, purpose, objectives & speaker
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Session 3 Day 1 0900-1100
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Section 1
β’ Scope of pile design including practical design & construction methods plus the necessary QC tests to verify and to validate the important design parameters, structural integrity and performance for various common pile types will be discussed and illustrated with case histories and examples.
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Ir. Neoh Cheng Aik |
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Session 4 Day 1 1000-1025
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Refreshment
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Session 5 Day 1 1100-1300
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Section 2
β’ Pile capacity estimation methods by various static formulas, driving formulas, high strain dynamic test method and various common pile tests to estimate capacity and structural integrity will be presented with particular reference to interpretation, limitations and applications. Methods of assessment of handling, installation and service stresses of driven piles will be presented with examples.
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Ir. Neoh Cheng Aik |
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Session 6 Day 1 1300-1400
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Lunch
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Session 7 Day 1 1400-1535
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Section 3
β’ What can go wrong in design, construction & testing of piles plus the suggested precautions and mitigations will also be presented with case histories to stimulate awareness among the participants about the need of comprehensive design checklist and good engineering practice.
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Ir. Neoh Cheng Aik |
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Session 8 Day 1 1535-1600
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Refreshment
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Session 9 Day 1 1600-1700
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Section 4
β’ Case histories and worked design examples to illustrate how to plan scope of SI, preparation of subsoil profile & selection of design parameters to estimate pile axial & lateral capacity, group efficiency/effect, negative friction & settlement/deformation, etc., will be presented. Commonly asked practical questions & answers will also be included.
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Ir. Neoh Cheng Aik |
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Session 10 Day 1 1700-1715
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Question & Answer
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Session 11 Day 1 1715-1730
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Distribution of Certificate
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Date, Time, Venue, and Fee
| Date and time | : | 9-8-2008 (Saturday) : 0900 - 1700 |
| Venue | : | Seminar Hall,Ground Floor, Wisma Wawasan,
Address No.19-0, Jalan PJS8/12, Dataran Mentari, Bandar Sunway, 46150 Petaling Jaya, Selangor Darul Ehsan |
| Location map | : | See location map |
| Fee | : | RM290.00 for Graduate Engineer
RM350.00 for Professional Engineer |
Who should attend?
Civil Engineers, Geotechnical Engineers, Structural Engineers, Building & Piling Consultants, Project Manager, RE.
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Additional notes
β’ Certificate of CPD Point with full attendance
β’ 2 tea breaks & 1 lunch provided
β’ Handout notes
β’ 2 tea breaks & 1 lunch provided
β’ Handout notes









