Basics of Piling

Piling : Types, Design, and Construction
Welcome to our comprehensive guide on piling! In this video, we'll explore everything you need to know about piling, including its various types, design, and construction techniques.
Piling is a deep foundation technique used in construction to create a strong and stable foundation for buildings, bridges, and other structures. We'll start by discussing the different types of piling, including driven piles, bored piles, and screw piles, and explore their individual benefits and uses.
Next, we'll dive into the design process for piling, which involves considering factors such as the soil conditions, building load, and environmental constraints. You'll learn about the different design approaches for different types of piling and how to select the most appropriate one for your project.
Finally, we'll discuss the construction process for piling, including the equipment and machinery used, safety considerations, and tips for ensuring a successful installation. Whether you're a construction professional or just interested in learning more about building foundations, this video has something for you.
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[@SuZanCookingChannel]

Thank you for the information. Can you please give a detailed explanation on Piles. Such as which types of Pile is mainly used for building Construction..

[@pandaxox5349]

Thank you. I can visualize and understand better how it works

[@whodunit3949]

Thanks again for another informative article 👍 👏

[@shankarborewellagencies8094]

Thanks for the help

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Thanks from Karnataka 💛❤

[@baodo7905]

This is awesome. Thank you so much!

[@Carmine_Lupertazzi]

Excellent explanation.

[@AnandBorude-rj3gn]

When there is water below ground, what procedure is to be adopted

[@adiborneo5676]

good

[@luismiguelgarciacanan5245]

Me gusta piling

[@badrinath6328]

Why in cement grades are 33,43 and 53...
Why not used other numbers sir....

[@engineeringmotive6669]

It's because cement achieves 33,43 and 53 mpa strength in 28 days for a respective grade. And it's 28 days because it is the amount of time required for the cement to achieve its full strength.

[@harryakakpo7258]

@@engineeringmotive6669 thanks 👍

[@dr.shahzadairshadmohammed7783]

Very informative. Missing vibro-compaction or stone column foundation.
Please also share foundation systems for marine structures.