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1.                                                            29                 d COMP A cio RETO 29               see Aon eg                        O                                              30  Sinai Pile Sute Starine Sma PE                   _       _  _  _    _6_6_  _ 668 30  REVIEWING             DOCUDepEL                 _______________       ____   _6___ RUE  31  Serre                          33                             33                    zi     gt        ODUON                              E                                    34                              T 0mm 34    Table of Contents Page 5 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY     Jeeo SMARTPILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0              lI M  gt  35  SmartPlle  P   JulteschembVEEmbbv                C         ___    36                   Update Pile Pene            4          37  SimartPHe Fix Options   Review Bad                   _ _ _           38  SmartPile  Fix Utilities     Renumber Combine                                                                                                                                                                     39   5             Fix Utilities   Change Project  amp  Location                                 40                       USS SO SSO NS                  41                                                                42  Download the SmartPile  Review                                 ____6  __6_    __  _    6_  __  ___  43                   T  Back            
2.                         ________ ___         15  Use                Review in Live                                                                                      16    Table of Contents Page 4 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY     Jeeo SMARTPILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0                REVIEW  MOINE            E o ____ __  _    6_  ___  _        16  Unpack a Previously Created            Pn         UIS DeL ID V SNR DEDI              17                                MEI Esci 18                     91 OUE            gt  gt  gt  19  PIIR                         _     ___ ___ _  ____6_   _6_  6____  0  _  _6_    _  _  _  ______  ___    ___                   20                                            21       e ai                                      __________ ___ 22                  BION D                                                                                                   22  Review Top Gages Data  Force Velocity  amp  Wave                                    23  Review Tip Gages Data  Unloading Point Capacity     Force                                           24                    EINE   _  ____    _ _____6__  _6_      5     _    _6___  ________  _____  _ _   25                                          ____________________ _  _ _ _____ ________    _ 26  Vew S                     ge                            ______________  __  27                                 ye  ai           _______  ___  _6__      __    ____ 28   sqb  m M                           
3.                    License                    User Administration Remote Devices howe                   Specific User Instructions Page 43 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY     Jeeo SMARTPILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0    Part 4  Appendices          Appendices Page 44 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY       eo0 SMART PILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0    Appendix 1     Background Paper    30 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE WITH THE WAVE EQUATION SOLUTION BASED ON THE  METHOD OF CHARACTERISTICS    Peter Middendorp  Profound BV  Waddinxveen  the Netherlands    This paper was presented during GeoCongress 2006  Geotechnical Engineering in the Information Technology  Age in Atlanta  GA     Appendices          45 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY    DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0     eee SMARTPILE    30 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE WITH THE WAVE EQUATION SOLUTION BASED ON  THE METHOD OF CHARACTERISTICS        Profound BV  Waddinxveen  the Netherlands             This paper will describe a brief history of the method of characteristics as an accurz  solution of the wave equation  D                     characteristics over a period of 30 years     As a result of the offshore pile driving activities associated with the development of  the North Sea      fields in the 1970 s  two Dutch companies initiated extensive  esearch efforts  ___ ___                                            d theoretical solution for the shaft friction along a pile        arch institute TNO started the development of the wave equation pr
4.                 _ ______  6  _6_6_______________   __6_8_   45  Appendix 2     Interpretation of SmartPile    EDC Measured Pile Integrity  MPI                                     nnne nnns 55                                              S                                                       ________ _____________ 63    Table of Contents Page 6 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY     Jeeo SMARTPILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0    Part 1    System Overview          Basic Data Review Page 7 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY     Jeeo SMARTPILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0    System Overview    Off site Preparation of Installation Kit   In most cases an Installation Kit will be prepared before the installation technician  arrives at the casting yard   off site   to speed up the installation of the system on   site     If for whatever reason an Installation Kit has not been prepared  and instead loose  components have been shipped to the casting yard  additional preparation work will  be required prior to the physical installation of the system     Activate System   If pile casting is expected within the 3 days from the preparation of the Installation  Kit  the preparation of the Installation Kit includes system activation by connecting  the State Stamp Battery properly to initialize the Dataport  After the Dataport access  cover has been put back into place  colored tape is placed over the screw heads to  clearly mark that the Dataport has been activated  The tape also ensures that  co
5.                366 Total Capacity   UF Method  322 Tip Capacity   UF Method    44 Skin Capacity   UF Method          Ksi  1 83 Max Top Compressive Stress    1 27             Compressive Stress  0 06 Max Tension Stress       24 76 Length to        Tension feet       00 A0 96 30 2C 49 blow 00023 bdf  O 00 A0 96 30 2C 49 blow 00024 bdf                0 01 Residual Stresses Top Ksi       e        Session can be configured to auto run at a predefined E  j j   1 551 g Auto Increment Auto Increment Auto Delay        Residual Strese  Tip m  display delay interval using the entered Auto Delay field mw mx ug        One                                     rti ng an d Sto pp In g can b e to E gl e d by C        ki ng t h e 8  CAUsers Rich Documents SmartPile Projects I5 Widening i75 over Fletcher Pier 4L Pile 2100   0 96 30 2   49  blow 00552 bdf    up            Au to   n C re me nt B utto n   b                  O r t h e Ct rl  6 h ot key   Session Configuration loaded  175 Widening i75 over Fletcher Pier 4L Pile2 ssn        am M             e Alternately  after first running through the entire Session   individual Blow Data File results can be viewed on each of the  Tabs separately by directly entering the specific Blow  Number  and then clicking on the Load Button  green box    This action will only update the display of the Tab currently  visible  If additional display details are required for the Blow  Data File  select the desired Tab and then click on the Load  Button again      
6.              4 02 32 9 PM Time Stamp        Resistance entered by the user in the Pile Data sub Tab  the field        3 3 2011 17 Famware Version                           14430 Calculated Wave Speed feet s  will turn green  If both fields turn green  signifying 2 pile marker SmartPile     002 2UC           seconds          _ 00 A0 96 30 1D E3     Radio ID 0 009 FMax Time         increments of achieved bearing   the Nominal Resistance 710 Aanbient Temperature 0890 Pile Top Set Inches          13 Equivalent Top Blow Countglows   0 927 Max Pile Top DisplacementInches    0 930 Pile Tip Set Inches  13 Equivalent Tip Blow Count Blows         Achieved indicator will also turn green  90 0 Pile Length    The system will also check for a    pile refusal condition     i e  when       24 0 Diameter                                               5160 Top Cross Section Area 0 967 Max Pile Tip Displacement Inches  the DBR value increases less than 2 inches in 40 blows  In that 560 Tip Cross Section Area  0037 Pile Top Rebound   Inches                                        case the Nominal Resistance Achieved indicator will automatically            s diii                  84 0 Length Between Gages       1   turn green  irrespective of the calculated capacity values logic TEST Ware Speed 2 x Mir        described in the previous paragraph  If the system indicates 0150 Concrete Spec Weight              65743 Modulus of 117        Tension Stress Ksi    refusal  the user should also confirm the 
7.              SmattPie  Renee                   To perform a bad blow review             nera aera  1  Loadandrun a drive session        SMARTPILE                    M EE IEEE          Session Configuration  Faw  Stow Data          Gages   Tip Gages   Summary Data   Semion Rapor              Catalog   Reset Graphs                           vow   sus    2  Atthe completion of the session run  start the bad blow review by using      756              the menu option  File     Review Bad Blows  red box   which will display  the first bad blow on the screen  3  Along with the bad blow  a separate navigation update window is   displayed that provides the user with three options to proceed  purple   box     e Delete and Continue  Delete the blow displayed on the screen and  continue with the review of the bad blows             e Ignore and Continue  Maintain the file of the blow displayed on           screen and continue with the review of the bad blows       T p         Done  End      review of the bad blows                            Once complete  done  Blows are removed from subsequent listing and  processing  but the remaining good blows are not renumbered     Note   This Session fix should be applied after removal of the empty blows and the  updating of the pile penetrations  but before any other fixes are applied        opecific User Instructions Page 38 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY     Jeeo SMARTPILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0          SmartPile amp  Fix Utilities   Renu
8.             Residual Stresses Top Ksi      0 000  Last Blow Residus  DBRef Displacement inches Recalculate modulus          0000   Final Tip Elevation Feet esed on wave      1     0 00 Residual Stresses         s        je                     000 MPI Ge              Tip Data  Overrice  itd Session                   Basic Data Review Page 18 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY     Jeeo SMARTPILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0       Initial Session Run Through                 session Configuration Import Export Acquire Data Publish           To ensure the highest accuracy of the results and before any random      analysis of individual blows is conducted  SmartPile   Review requires                 that the individual blows are first reviewed sequentially from the first Revie Bad Blows    Review State Stamp                                          ig Ml Review Session Loaded 0 Display Skip Top      00 Tip        00           Strain Offset Data            Rate Factor                          blow until the last  and as this is done the overall Session Data File is mise                 Quit Smart             00                                00 A0 96 30 10 E3 blow 00010 bdf     00 A0 96 30 1D E3 blow 00011 bdf     00 A0 96 30 1D E3 blow 00012 bdf     00 A0 96 30 10 E3 blow 00013 bdf  O 00 A0 96 30 10 E3 blow 00014 bdf     00   0 96 30 10      blow 00015 bdf       0     1 Blow Count    After selecting and loading a Session  this review can be done either  manually  by stepping through s
9.            be able to generate a theoretical solution  the  HB took a different approach to account for the  fiction  which     with hindsight     was really very  simple     when the fiction is concentrated at     number of points  the parts of the pile between  simple stress wave theory is valid for them     and  the discontinuities that occur at the points where  the fiction is modeled can be easily dealt with   This method formed the basis for HBG s  computer           PILEWAVE that was  released in 1974  a few years before the WEAP  was released in the USA and                   was released in The Netherlands              Although itis    small country  The                                  sol conditions  Every year between 700 000  and 1 000 000 pre cast piles are driven and     similar number of cast in situ piles are installe  It is therefore not surprising that there was a  need for basic research in the area of pile  foundations  Consequently in the 1960 s a  group was established within the Building and  Construction Research Department of the Dutch  organization for Applied Scientific Research   TNO   the second largest R amp D organization in  Europe  The Foundation Pile Diagnostic  Systems  FPDS  Group  as it was initially called  before it was renamed Profound  took      a  broad range of activities for its clients in  foundation pile testing with state of the art       DATA REVIEW MANUAL       was used to de       uu amp Hv  the field of stress wave applicatio
10.           that remain by clicking      the Remove Empty Blows button  red box        Blows Removed From Drive    Before the program will perform this utility  the user will be asked whether a ial      KD oes    back up should be created of the blow files  see the note in box D   after which 2 ee m  the empty blows are removed from the drive and the blows are renumbered    ELI              The progress of this activity is displayed in the Blows Processing box  green box   EE             As stated on the utility screen  the program will identify a blow as an empty blow  if the recorded response is a  nearly  flat line  The user can define the channels  that will be checked as part of this effort and also what constitutes a flat  response  blue box   It is recommended that the default settings  all channels          Create Backup of Blow Files                                                and the number 40  are used while performing this utility    After the utility has been run the blows identified as empty will be listed on the LL   screen  purple box                                                         If no other utilities need to be used  the user can click on the Quit button  black          box   Please note  however  that this will cause the session      be cleared and  IUS rre Coa Ste Per Pies      before the review can continued the session should be reloaded  see step 11   E                    followed by a Session Run Through               Ene     pe   Note  a   T
11.         wih             S        e  h                                a       4                                  III     Pa So                           oo                 opo oo  oo          Pad Pad                       4                                                    i                                                         ioo   oo      3    o                                                   509 0  502 0  504 0    Cn                        __ 22 04      2207      220    2213     ___ 22 16    L 2219       72222      2224      2227      2230 _      2233      2236      22 30      2242      2244   604    2247      2250      2253      2256        2259       am       2264      2267      2270 _     _ 2273       L 78    D  2779      2282      3 31 2011       m mo      gt       oo  oo             o  ro   s  mo  ro  mo  ro  ro  no  ro  ro  ro  ro  ro  m9  ro  os  m  mo  m       no  mo  o  ro  ro  s    o  o  ro  ro  s  o  ro  ro  ro       o  roro  ro  ro        a  o         gt                  roo  ooo        o  o   o             o           n  o          o  s   o   io  io         o    gt   io   o  o   s   o               io                 oo          e  o   io  o   o   o    REVISION 4 0    Top Preload Tip Preload  Delta  uStrain   Delta  uStrain     e      N o                  2 014    Appendices          65 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY        99 SMART PILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0    58112195 870329        8 Pile3 SessionReport DOT Format     eee SMARTPILE SmartPile   
12.        Set Check Marker Increment 1 000 Inches Pile Tip UP Soil Rate Factor 5809192                  Current   Top Gage to Pile Top 1 000  Multi Peak Top Strain  Air Hydraulic Hammer   AL       0 00 Stroke 100  DERef   Tip Gage to Pile Tip 1 000 Hammer BPM    0 1 Blow Count                               Max Tip Compressive Stress    Max Tension Stress             Length to MaxTension feet          Residual Stresses Top Ksi    Last Blow Residual DBRef Displacement Inches fiscalcutite modulus    HEUS    Final Tip Elevation Feet based on wave speed                    Gear      TipData    MPLOS Override    To better understand the use of SmartPile   Review in conjunction  j        U   P   mode  Reset zooms            ee 1      System Idle    Blow Number Page Dn  with Acquisition  please refer to the SmartPile   User Manual   Data a EE  Acquisition                    Basic Data Review Page 15 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY     Jeeo SMARTPILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0                                                                                                                                                                     8 Use SmartPile amp  Review in Live Mode      menit Revie        Data Display and Reporting   er  When in Live mode  the Review output screens can be used to assess     gs                               pile driving progress  pile integrity  and system status  Allow the Sesion Confession   aw  Siow Data   Top Gages   Tip Gages   Summana   sesion Repor   
13.       17   08   02            14     51     584   0112   22   63   150   2438   2442   13371   018    009    002   1000   15   43 __  624        026   65   1601   2557   2559   138853   19   10   02   100   14       57                            356   2                 2714   2878   38462           19   02             312   64 __  884 __ __100   25   63   149   2760   2722   139223         10   o2            15         984   221          64   159   2656   2008   13959   19   10   02   1000   13     10 84 248 143   2758   2684   138064   18   09   02            16    489      2   23   62   148   2567   2524   138889   018   09   o    1000   016   72     1284   295   24   63   150   2554   2472   139233   18          02  100   17    1     1384   317   22   62          274   2606   13969          08   02   1000    J  77 __   14 84 342  25   62   147   2669   2500   139328   17   08   002   1000   17 3          1584   365   23   064   146   3239   3046   13960   018   10   02  1000       19            101 _  1684   30   25   67   151   343       3552   138419   19   13   o2   100   24     107    AT BA   0429   039   66   157   2562   2583   137969   19   10   0o    1000   26     120   1884   0498   2   65   150   2783   2839   13686   19   09   01   1000   27   70     1084   487   29   67   160   2936   2940   136865   20   010          1000   29     2084   59   032   67   154   3389   3573   1368199   20    11      gt    1000   25   38    2115   532   013   69   153   3670   378
14.      0 Total Capacity   Fixed  lt  Kips   0   0   0            ips   0 0 neroy Current      p  000 Stroke                     2 A 0 Blow Count   Avg Capacity  0 DBRef 1 Kips  0           2 2  Nom  Resistance Achieve  0 Calculated Wave Speed       Ksi     0 00 Max Top Compressive Stress    0 00 Max Tip Compressive Stress  0 00 Max Tension Stress    0 00 Length to Max Tension feet       0 00 Residual Stresses Top Ksi  0 00 Residual Stresses        Sum       Clear    Tip Data                         MPI 06  z Overnde  Los                                               n  4  CAUsers Rich Documents SmartPile Projects 175 Over Alligator            010069  Bent 3L Pile 2 00 A0 96 30 1C 88_blow 00001 bdf Page Up 4  MM  Next Blow  Session Configuration loaded  175 Over Alligator Creek  010069 Bent 3L Pile2 ssn   Blow Number Page Dn                5              Revi   i                      Ore SmartPile    Review  Blow Data Display and Reporting           File Session Configuration Import Export Acquire Data Publish Help                                2000 SMARTPILE              Review Session Loaded  Session Configuration    Raw  Blow Data          Gages   Tip Gages   Summary Data   Session Report         Click to             Accel       Auto Fix  Invert Channel    Invert Tip Accel  500 0 i       eed                        79  450 0 l LL     LL     IL    Top Accel           Strain  As                    0 0 0  Tip Accel Tip Accel            4000                     350 0  300 0  250 
15.    20     01 __  4740 5240   134300   19  1   01      4740 525 0  480 0 532 0  476 0        134470   19   17   01     4730  479 0  4800   5320   134589   19     18   01 __  4800   5340   134622   20   17   00   4920   5370   134589   19   18   00    4810   5210   134622   19   17   01    4860   5310   134589       19       17    01      4780   5260   134622   9     00  4850   5320     134589   19   1 8   o0      489 0 5350   134622   19   18   00    480 0 5330   134741   20  17   00       486 0 538 0  4980   5440   134736   19   18   00    487 0  487 0  4870   5300   134852   20   17   01     4820   5340     134808   19  18         4750   5340   134852   20   15   01     4810   5380   134808   20   18   00  4790   5370   134852   20   18   01      4890   5420   1340608   20   18    01    492 0 5440   13083   20   18   0  S  485 0 5390   134047   20   18   00  4910 5440   134603   20   1 J  O00    425 0 5400   134047   20   18   oo    485 0 5370   134683   20   17   00    484 0 5410 134802   20 1         501 0 5530   134845   20   1   00    498 0 5490   134964   20   18           498 0 5510   135016   20   18   O00    502 0 5520   1349004   20   18   01    L 1 018   20        1 dO J  5590   135135   20   19   00 _  5500   135195   20   1   O00    5340   135135   18   18   00      Tip Elevation Blows per Stroke BPM   Feet  Blow Number   Fooi io Disp  Feet    57   57   578   579    e    478 0  479 0  483 0  489 0  478 0  471 0             8       gt   lt   2        5            
16.    amp  DriveData 00 AD 96 0D F5 BE_blow 03088          L M Widening On site Pier 2 Pile23 DriveData  d Pile Library    SmartPile   Review is the tool to interpret the Raw Blow Data     and also acts as a Session viewer     M Widening On site Pier 2 Pile23                Basic Data Review Page 14 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY     Jeeo SMARTPILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0    SmartPile   File Types    Within SmartPile Suite Review  the following file types are used     Mame   Size            Date Modified                                  Files   File Falder 11 8 2007 12 23 PM  usr   User Configuration File  Pile Library File Falder 9 11 2009 9 23 AM  prj   Project Configuration File  Project details  down to the  Projects File Folder 11 2 2008 10 21 AM    physical pile installation location      Sessions File Folder 11 2 2009 10 43                      SnapShots File Folder 6 28 2009 3 43 PM  spd   Pile Configuration File  including manufacturing E erie ae Wa    dimensional information and sensor calibration data  Users File Folder 5 25 2006 12 40 PM      Radio History  beck Text Document 912872009 4 31         In Acquisition     Data Files  Review and Acquisition       tsp  State Stamp File      bdf  Blow Data File  measured response during installation     Full Configuration File      ssn Session Configuration File  combined Drive details to the  raw blow data  SmartPile   Review Modes  or                                          an         File Session Configuration Impo
17.   4360   4500   13544   20   15          1000   15     25      55   5650        4310   4610   188417   20   45   0t 1  1000   29   99     _ 2159   551      7      163   4370   4640   13536   21   15   013   1000   29  132     ___ 2461   502      158   4350   4710   135492   20   15   01 10   15  114       21603    5533  7    162   4400   4740   135418   21   15          1000   29   136     ___ 2166   554  __6__ 2    62   4480   4830   135244   21   15   00  100   29     09       sm 1 ANS                                wu     0   ius              or    wan                  2170 56   71   1 592   4420   4790   135235   21   015   01  J  1000   29       27    22173   557      16    4470   4870   13573   21   16      gt    1000   15   99    2175   558     70 1  161   4450   4790   135232   21   016   01    1000   29   158      2177   sso     71 J  159   4420   4850   13570   20   16   oo   100   29   125      2180   560     71   157   4530   4920   134985   20   016   oo   1000   29     132      2182   5  1       0   71    tet   4460   4940   134934   21   1      gt  J  1000   29       136          562        458   4510   5010   13480   21     _ 16   00   1000   24   140      21806   508     71   155   4560   4980   134916   20   16   oo   100   19     103     Lar   254         168   4520               13738   21   1r    00 0 1000   29    16      2189   565      157   4600   5060   134098   21   16   oo            29    103       2190   056         Jj 71   153   4530   5000   134
18.   Basic Data Review Page 27 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY        eee SMARTPILE    Measurement Comparison Flagging   Several levels of data integrity checking are performed on the  incoming raw sensor data  The intent is to identify and ignore  rather  than delete suspect blows captured during the monitoring process   Incoming Blow Data Files are processed and analyzed based on  several established criteria including     e  Accel Strain proportionality   e Accel and Strain balance  in case of SP 601 configuration   e Accel orientation   e Accel Tip Top reflection decay    The default is full checking enabled  and any blows identified by the  system as invalid are indicated on the main program banner in the  lower right  red box      If the user questions the systems interpretation results  the user can  select to disable or override some or all of the measurement  comparisons flagging by left clicking in the selection window on the  Raw Blow Data Tab  purple box   It should be noted  however  that  bypassing any level of data integrity checking will be indicated as part  of the Session Report     As an additional level of error detection  the software looks  specifically for the presence of a mechanical impact interference  installation between the pile and the surrounding support structure   incl  the hammer and leads  during installation  Because the pile is  fully instrumented  it is important that the only dynamic waveforms  within the pile are those generated by the pile d
19.   SMARTPILE USER MANUAL      DATA REVIEW    September 2012   Version 4 0  Smart Structures          324 9  2nd Street Pike   13   Southampton       19966           Jeeo SMARTPILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0    This manual is property of Smart Structures  Inc  It must be promptly returned to them at any time they may so request  It is loaned to the  holder for his personal information and use only  and its content shall not be disclosed by the holder to any third party  The holder shall take  every precaution to prevent third parties from perusing  reproducing or copying the same either wholly or in part        2012 Smart Structures Inc  All rights reserved  Neither the whole nor any part of this manual may be reproduced  stored in any retrieval  system or transmitted in any form or by any means  electronic  mechanical  reprographic  recording or otherwise  without the prior written  consent of the copyright owner     SmartPile  is a registered trademark of Smart Structures Inc  The             system is protected under U S  Patents No  6 533 502 and  7 637 166  with additional patents pending  Smart Structures aims to ensure that all information in this document is correct and fairly stated   but Smart Structures is not liable for errors or omissions  Specifications are subject to change without notice     This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules  Operation is subject to the following two conditions   1  this device may not cause harmful  interference  and  2  t
20.   UF Method  306 Tip Capacity   Uf Method  4 Skin Capacity   Uf Method    143 Energy             Current  un  751 Stoke   3700 ose    43       53 Blow Count    13204 Calculated Wave Speed   Ksi  1 27        Top Compressive Stress  0 55 Max Tip Compressive Stress  009        Tension Stress    48 70 Length to Max Tension feet          0 10 Residual Stresses                000 Residual Stresses                                     SmartPile   Review        File Session Configuration Import Export Acquire Data Publish              900 SMARTPILE B i Review Session Loaded 0 Display Skip Top PLD  7787                   within pile marker increment boundaries up to the user           den             ic DarmpegCoethicert     gt   Averaging Pee Te UP Soi    selected end of driving details delineation  except for                                     5009 Blow Data Export Frequency         Tip Elevaf Blow          Blows per    Stroke BPN Energy                 vee              28700000 13 000000 7 000000  3929760  11252542  69285        Name  GF Williams  e GF         Tension  TSX   which will be a maximum recorded value  within the respective pile marker increment entries  T E        iam oru              rmn    Zip  33777 2    4868022  11 248453  Certification ID  0097100001 2 2 72000 180 0   5017206   11571586 3 Skin Capacity   UF Method  one Number y o3 1 T    e Clicking on the Generate Report Button will export the AER EL NL rr mr  e     results displayed in the Session Report Tab to a
21.   green box   The default value for this field is 0            Total Capacity   Fixed               00 La Current             f  0 00 Stroke 100 DBRef E    0 ore 1 Blow Count      DBRef  1 Kips       DERef  2 2  Nom  Resistance Achiever    100    Calculated Wave Speed             5  Max Top Compressive Stress  Max Tip Compressive Stress  Max Tension Stress    feet          00 A0 96 30 1D E3 blow 00024 bdf xj 0 00 Residual Stresses Top          Delay Residual Stresses Tip           1 Catalog Index Auto Increment Auto Increment      loaded Session ott  0010 secs 0 00      ee                 3       Overroe                   Basic Data Review Page 19 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY     Jeeo SMARTPILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0                                                              Data Review Summary a aM                e     6 SMARTPILE    Review 10      Review Session Loaded     isplaystip vsta Tu 020235 Top PID        Tw       3257    After the initial Session run through  the raw data interpretation     results are ready for review  Tabs are provided to present the 1             E                   Configuration  see step 15  and Raw Blow Data  as well as various  derived values for each Blow Data File in graphical form                           Raw  Blow Data   Strain and Accelerometer sensor data  display  see step 16               Proportionality  Balance and Orientation       C  Users Rich Documents SmartPile Projects US 90 over Perdido River 480218 Bent 8 Pile 7
22.   iris  time  unpacked drives can consume much of an available disk  and the Purge         Sessions Utility allows users to review and completely delete Drive Sessions          the hard drive                      SR30A Tidal Culverts Bridge No 510072 Bent 1 Piled ssn Total Disk Size  MB     New Project that tes New Location that ha Bent 1 Pilel ssn 222057  SR30A Tidal Culverts Bridge No 510072 Bent 2 Pilel ssn          Double Click on Session to Calculate Size        195 managed lanes Bridge 870533 Pier 3 Pile6 ssn             1             R30A Tidal Culverts Bridge No 510072 Bent 1 Pile5 ssn Total Disk Free  MB   The Purge Session Utility lists all sessions in the current SmartPile Sessions Pacto SB Over Pace Rd on ste bent Pl o                               Session          Requirements         directory  sorted by date with the oldest session at the bottom of the list   From Pablo Rd casting yard Cast 2 Pile sn 62         1595 Design Build Bridge 000021 Pier 4L Pile3 ssn    SR30 over Bayou Chico Phase 2 Bent 3 Pile3 ssn  SR30 over Bayou Chico On Site Bent 2 Pile9 ssn    here  the users can select and review the current storage requirements of any              175 over Salt Creek SB 170177 Bent 3 Pilel ssn NOTE  The selected session uses 63 2 Mbytes of the  given session against the total storage available on the disk       med LO    Golden Glades Bridge 870380 Abutment South Pilel0 ssn   Golden Glades Bridge 870380 North Abutment End Bent 2 Pilel2 ssn  1595 Design Build B
23.   suggested to seek a qualified professional assessment to determine how to proceed     Appendices          62 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY        99 SMART PILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0  Appendix 3     SmartPile   EDC Reports    SmartPile Review can generate two types of reports  a Standard Format Report  which produces an Excel  spreadsheet with a tabular display of all the pertinent project information or a DOT Format Report  a nicely  formatted Excel spreadsheet with both tabular and graphical displays of the pertinent data     On the following pages a sample copy of a DOT Format Report has been included for illustration purposes     Appendices          63 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY       eo0 SMART PILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0    SR112 195 870329 PierB Pile3 SeszionReport DOT Format     eee SMARTPILE    SmartP ile  TM  Review Version 3 75  Disabled Error Detection            None SR1121195 Pier 8 Pile 3    SmartPile    EDC REPORT    User Information Pile Information          Name Phillip Terry Structure Pier 8  Company Name AFT Pike Number 3   City Pike Length 42 Feet   State Pie Marker Increment 1 Feet  Zip Set Check Marker Increment 1 inches  Cerlification ID 000FL000012        Gage to Pile Top 36 inches  Phone Number      Gage 1o Pile Tip 18 inches  d Dimension 18 inches  Mid Gage 1o Pile Tip 1 inches   Project Information TopCross Section Area 324 inches 2    Proeci          SR1121195 TipCross Section Area 324 inches 2  City Miami Modulus of Elasticity
24.   using the Casting Yard as the  designated Project Location   and  only  the basic pile mechanical details  captured at the time of manufacture                900 SMARTPILE     Review Session Loaded O Display Ski p  Sesion Configuration  Raw  Blow Dats                   Tip Gages   Summary Data   Session Aapon   Sesion Catalog   Reset Gr       saved StateStamp can be viewed using the following menu option  File  gt  Mao                  Review StateStamp   red box            The system will prompt for a file location  browse to locate  and double click       to select and load        When a StateStamp  is loaded  the system displays key health and calibration  data for the DataPort  in the Diag Analysis Tab  purple box      Alternately  a screen shot of the State Stamp  stored as      jpg image in the  SnapShots folder in the SmartPile directory  can be viewed using any available  suitable program        opecific User Instructions Page 33 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY     Jeeo SMARTPILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0    Display Screen Viewing Options Exc am AcquireData Publish Help  There are several ways to manipulate adjust many of the SmartPile  Review                         displays located throughout the application  These features provide for many lcs E ue ned seed          asta   QI e  mn            T         EFIRI   Clic to n 2        Accel    Auto Fix   display option capabilities  A summary of the display control points are listed E T         mos        below  and
25.  6076 62658 KSI         FL Concrete Specific Weight 0 15                      1    1 Miami Dade D6 Wave Speed 13700 Feet sec  Progci Number  DOT  405578 1 52 01 Fixed Jc Damping Coefficient 0 6  Progci Description SR112 1195 from East of 195 to Biscayne Bay Pile Tip UP Soil Rate Factor 0 92  Struciure 870329 Air Hydraulic Hammer FALSE  Description SR112 1195 from East of 195 to Biscayne Bay Hammer  Latdude Nominal Bearing Resistance 145  Longitude Tension Resistance 0  Minimum Tip Elevation  19  Jet PreForm Elevation 5    Pile Cut Off Elevation 5  Radio ID 00 A0 96 31 B0 F0  Firmware Version 517  Final Tip Elevation  22 83    Drive Duration From 01 18 2011 14 16 22 to 01 18 2011 14 28 56   Average at identified displacement unless a single blow or indicated otherwise in header  e g  Tension   op       Blows        Wave Speed   Compression   Compression   Max Tension  Blow Number   Foot      Disp                     Feet sec   Ksi   Ksi   Ks i        Tip Elevation   Feel                                         __     140313       13   04        01           gt    139116   15   o5   ot          zr        1             102            36082   315          ot       39 12   51   174   1326   1578       137766       17       006          1000   01       38    284   053   s   60   155   1730   1228   137155   17                o    100   o9      37      384   720    7        150   1949   1095   136996   17   07   02   1000   13    46 _  asa   00   20   61   12   2394   2332   137301 
26.  CSB Stresses     KSI     Preload Delta  ue                    Blow Number       reload Delta Top Strain           Preload Delta Tip Strain    Figure 4  Measured CSB  magenta  plotted with top  green  and tip  blue  pre load deltas  Note the loss of pre stress occurring right  after punching through    hard layer    1 55 KSI  resulting in an eventual pre stress relaxation of approximately 50 microstrains  red  line    It should be noted that the pile tip compressive stresses are NOT necessarily uniformly distributed  and may  contain VERY large localized shear stress gradients distributed anywhere across the pile tip cross sectional  area  Although the gauge mounted in the center of the pile may not actually record the maximum  compressive stress experienced by the pile tip  the gauge IS adequately positioned to measure any localized  changes in compressive material pre load     Appendices          59 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY       eo0 SMART PILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0    Case Study     US19 over Barge Canal  Pier3 Pile2  anatomy of a  failure    This case study illustrates a scenario whereby the measured pre stress was completely lost at the tip of the  pile  A subsequent extraction of that same pile confirmed the damage to the tip as detected and reported  through MPI  It should be noted that  except for a few individual blows  the pile impedance based damage  analysis did not indicate any damage to the pile        Pre Load Delta  ue     SmartPile TM  Review Ve
27.  Delete Current Blow Ctrl D  Start Stop Session AutoRun CtrieS    Session Fix Utilities        Review Bad Blows  Review State Stamp     Pack Drive Session       Test Pile    Modulus of Elasticity 1 5461       Unpack Drive Sessio Concrete Speafic Weight    0 15                          1 1000 Feet Wave Speed 8 13200 Ft sec    Store Fittering             1000        k Damping Coefficent   04  View          Times    H 1000 Inches Pile Tip UP Sod Rate Factor 5400197         Quit Smart Pie        3 1 000 Multi Peak Top Strain                   Hanmer           Gage to Pile      1 1000 Hammer  d Dimension 8 199 inches                        0997            788      m                x DampingCoeffcert os  Sore Semon        ahari uus   Rate                             Cate                  FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY     Jeeo SMARTPILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0       SmartPile amp  Application Licensing  om SmartPie    Review Bow Data Display and Reporting   With Release 4 0 of SmartPile Suite and Review  valid license keys       from the SmartPile Portal must be provided  At startup  the system MESS E E    will appear idle  but actually current licenses  based on the Stations    ECCE RECS n sc  Workstation Key   You will note a blinking License Expiration  which is                        oe  the confirmation in process indicator              200 0 SMARTPILE   Revis   do     Review Session Loaded O Display Skip PLD Tip PLD             Account Licenses              gt   Applica
28.  EDC REPORT     R1121195 Pier 8 Pile 3 2    Capacity versus Tip Elevation Stresses versus Tip Elevation    2000 300 0 4000 i 4    10 15    Tip Elevation  Feet   Tip Elevation  Feet      25 00        Tag                           Tip Compresion           Preload Deltas and       versus Tip Elevation Wave Speed versus Tip Elevation     350 0      50 0 100 0      5 0 4 120000 130000 14000 0    Tip Elevation  Feet   Tip Elevation  Feet   Tip Elevation  Feet     Prestress    a Top Praised D                mum Tip Praised Data                         Appendices          66 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY       eo0 SMART PILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0    58112195 870329 Pier8 Pile3 SessionReport DOT Format              SMART PILE SmartPile    EDC REPORT    SR1121195 Pier 8 Pile 3    Depth  Feet   Blow Count    Blow Count     14   17       3 31 2011 Page 4 of 4    Appendices Page 67 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY    
29.  Stroke 100 DBRef      0 BPM 1    Multi Peak Top Strain                       Hammer                       Tip Gage to Pile         1 000 Hammer  Blow Count                                 8                     d Dimension 1009 Inches  Mid Gage to Pile Tip 4 1 000 Units Radio 1 ID            Kips             Engish wj Firmwe er  Note that the system will prompt the user to delete overwrite data if SS ee gee         2                    Cross Section Area    1 000 Radio 21D 0 Calculated Wave Speed  a conflicting file is found to exist while unpacking the selected   zip                  m  Void Diameter    1000 Inches Max Tip Compressive Stress  fi      End of Voidto        1000 Feet Max Tension Stress      nd of Void to Tip   1 000 Length to Max Tension     feet    Residual Stresses Top          ooo   Last Blow Residual DBRef Displacement inches Le   dj                000 Residual Stresses         sum      0 000  FinalTip Elevation Feet                          Tie Data  MPI      Ovenida    SmartPile   Review also provides a means for creating a compressed  Session Data file to allow the data to be shared with other users  or  transferred to other computers  This is done by selecting File     Pack  Drive Session menu option  When selecting this option  the resulting  packed file is loaded into a   zip file in the local SmartPile Project  directory                    Please close any open Excel Session Reviews Session Drive Data Packed  now Eo avoid a File sharing violation whe
30.  UP Soi banc 92  Rana Factor                            Bent 8 PileNumber 7 Test Pile    Modulus of Elasticity    657432      Total Capacity   Fixed             D         Pile Physical Dimensions      Concrete Specific Weight   015           The selected and now loaded Session information regarding User  mein    9008    ve B  168         1000 Inches Pile      UP Soul Rate Factor 5808192           Project  Location and Pile Configuration details can be viewed by Set        Mater increment    going to the Session Configuration Tab         a M                Current              0 00 Stroke 100  DBRef  0 BPM 1           Blow Count       To ensure highest accuracy of results   please run through the entire drive  session prior to reviewing specific blows     ir ET      Continue         Cross Section Area    576 000 n 2  N ote    Tip Cross Section Area H 576 000     NO RADIO ID Radio 2 ID    Sessions are created or assembled during monitoring as part of the a  SmartPile Data Acquisition process  When selecting a saved Session     Configuration  all aspects of the information entered or collected   during monitoring  User  Project  Location  Calibration  ID  etc   is  loaded along with the associated Blow Data Files                      0 DBRet 1 Kips  0 D8Ret  2                Nom  Resistance Achiever  0 Calculated Wave Speed             Ksi        Max Top Compressive Stress                  Tip Compressive Stress        Max Tension Stress               length to Max Tension feet 
31.  a reduction or relaxation  inthe concrete compressive static stress levels during pile       driving  especially a reduction in the concrete compressive    Figure 1  Orientation of vertical cracking    stress levels  should be considered a possible leading indicator    high stresses near the pile tip     Please note that an increased compressive residual force could be the result of the pile weight of the pile plus  any below grade soil shaft friction forces preventing tip rebound from a hammer blow     Appendices          56 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY    DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0    Q eee SMARTPILE  The monitoring of the changes in pile internal pre stress levels is accomplished by measuring and tracking the  static pre stress equilibrium levels for every hammer blow measured after the dynamic strain events have  dissipated or settled out  With the raw offset strain values available for display in the Raw Data analysis tab of  SmartPile    Review  any reported change in the measured static pre stress values are clearly evident in the  strain signal presentation during data playback     If the recorded change in pre stress level drops the equivalent of more than 50 microstrain for 10 consecutive  blows  than is it assumed and reported that pile damage has occurred  In all other cases  it is assumed that the  pile is intact     Interpreting Measured Pile Integrity values    The reported MPI value is basically the calculated change in impedance output  reduced by 50 if
32.  box      Upon completion  the program can be ended by hitting the Close  Button  purple box     SmartPile Suite  Starting SmartPile Acquisition  SmartPile Acquisition must be launched through SmartPile Review   To launch SmartPile Acquisition and create a live capture mode  Session within Review  select the following menu options     e Session Configuration  gt  Clear Current Session   Recommended     e Acquire Data  gt  Open SmartPile   Acquisition    Refer to the SmartPile   User Manual   Data Acquisition for more  details     DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0                id     Review Session Loaded    Display Skip TopPLD  20 TipPLD   1 5  1595 Design BuildBridge 25 Bent 1 Pile3 2 Gages Summary Data   Session Report   Session Catalog   _ Reset Graphs Configuration   Calculations   Capacity   Diag                   ET m      a S o    175 Wideningi75 over Fletcher Pier 4L Pile4        Kips Energy in Pile                          Tewksbury TestingTestPile BentI Pile8 PLD CSBE CSB   C   EMX Stroke   iroke    Rate Factor  Tewksbury TestingTestPile BentI PileS  Tewksbury TestingTestPile Bent H Pile6  Tewksbury TestingTestPile Bent    PileA Total Capacity   Fixed Jc Kips  Tewksbury TestingTestPile Bent G Pile9  Tewksbury TestingTestPile Bent F Pile9    Tewksbury TestingTestPile Bent E Pile3        Tewksbury TestingTestPile Bent D PileO    Tewksbury TestingTestPile Bent            Tewksbury TestingTestPile Bent    Pile7 125 MEMMIUS  Tewksbury TestingTestPile Bent C Pile5 5 82 St
33.  can be started by clicking on the 5 5 asma  Update Details button  purple box      Structure Type and Identifier Required             As part of the updating process  the utility will    1  Automatically modify the name of the Session Configuration File to  reflect the revised project and location data  green box     2  Ifthe session configuration being processed is an older file format  Pre   3 75   ask the user whether or not the file should be saved for the latest E  version of the software or a previous version  It is suggested that the      latest file format IS always used Format is not supported in older versions of Software   3  Relocate all Blow data to the new Project Location Structure Pile  directory  The move progress is displayed in the Blue Updating indicator  at the lower right of the utility screen                                       If no other utilities need to be used  the user can click on the Quit button  black  box   Please note  however  that this will cause the session to be cleared and  before the review can continued the session should be reloaded  see step 11     Subsequent to these changes  the drive should be repacked and submitted to  the portal        opecific User Instructions Page 40 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY     Jeeo SMARTPILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0                        SmartPile amp  Fix Utilities   Purge Sessions      Sari session ri ies  Every unpacked Session is several megabytes  5 15 Mbytes  of blow data  Over         
34.  clicking on the Process Blow      _        Increments button  to create a histogram of the blows at all captured  penetrations along with an  initial  adjustment table  missed skipped  penetrations are populated with a zero blow count  2  Update the blow counts at the given penetrations in the table  red box    Note that blows are handled sequentially  which means that the starting  blow at Depth    will always be less than the starting blow at Depth N 1   Also  every change to the table results in a refresh of the update array  and blow histogram  3  Ensure that all blows are accounted for by monitoring the blow count  difference that is calculated and displayed  blue box   whenever this  number is zero all blows are accounted for   4  Right clicking in table will allow the user to enter additional  rows displacements or delete rows  however  this is not recommended   5  After entering the corrected information start the utility by clicking on  the Commit Changes button  purple box   The progress of this activity is  displayed in the Blows Processing box  green box  and Updating Count   6  Oncethe processing is done  clicking on the Quit button  black box  will  cause the session to be cleared and before the review can continued the  session should be reloaded  see step 11   followed by a Session Run  Before the program will perform this utility  the user will be asked whether a  back up should be created of the blow files  see the note in box D   Once again   it is strongl
35.  dide      ado caen                 ij              ep  s                                      ere    A          5                    ay             250    50 0    75 0                    Proportionality  Balance and Orientation Proportionality  Balance and Orientation    Measurement Comparsion Flagging Measurement Comparsion Flagging    Figure 2  Unsettled tip strain  blue  wave propagation at the end of Figure 3  Settled tip strain  blue  wave propagation at the end  blow    Appendices          58 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY        99 SMART PILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0    Use of Tip Stresses as a leading indicator of pile damage       In Figure 4 the change in static strain  pre stress  reading at the top and the tip of the pile are shown  left  vertical axis in microstrain  as well as the compressive stresses  CSB  at the tip  right vertical axis in ksi   all as a  function of the blow count  horizontal axis      As can be seen from a report generated with SmartPile   Review  around blow count 1500 the pile penetrates  a hard soil layer  causing the compressive stresses measured at a point in the tip core to increase to approx   1 6 ksi  At the same time the static tip strain  pre stress  begins to fall and eventually drops some 50  microstrain  indicating likely damage to the pile tip     1595 Design Build Hiqway 441  Pier 3 Pile 9    PRELOAD DELTA  SmartPile TM  Review Version 3 72    100 00 2 00       80 00       50 00           1 55 KSI    t    40 00    20 00 
36.  due    Xa      E    _   EU  P    wA   ANLE x    2  x                   7              F             Ww                           we o Y   gt   gt   DL       ele o  zi d  mu   MO  e RT       Figure 6  Example of material disturbance  Driven pile referenced from data above after extraction  Vertical cracks extend 10 feet up  from the pile tip as noted by the visible ends of the tape measure  The tip instrumentation located in a segmented mass within pile  core remained operational     The SmartPile    Measurement System   Components and Design    Regarding any data analysis approach  it is important to note that the quality of the measured data is only as  good as the design and implementation of the measurement system  The SmartPile   EDC foil based  embedment gauge is manufactured and sealed in a controlled environment to address the bonding and sealing  concerns that are common for gauges embedded in concrete  The external package is of a special contoured  design to ensure that proper bonding is established and maintained with the material under test  To optimize  measurement precision  the EDC embedment gauge utilizes the latest foil resistor technology  leveraging the  latest state of the art resistor grade metal alloys for better long term stability  The foil resistor design also  provides for precise thermal compensation using a proprietary approach to negate any gauge thermal output  effects throughout the normal operating temperature range of the sensor     To addres
37.  include  E             1    Tips    F        900 SMARTPILE    Revie               Review Session Loaded 0 Display Skip Top PLD  18   Tip PLD 329         517 Firmware Version                Using the  time base  Zoom  and  delayed time base  Slider bars  Using the vertical Scale adjust   Directly manipulating the display ranges  upper and lower ends   Using the Native Graphics Controls    Clicking on the Reset Graphs radio button    Melee                                                                                                                                                                            000  TH O     Time  seconds  Sensitivity 0   Proporionaity  Balance and Orientation    4 CAUsers Rich Dea  s SmartPile Projects I595 DB Bridge 000031         7 Pile 11 00 A0 96 29 A2 14 blow 00119 bdf                calculations                        Sharing Session Data                        SmartPile   Review contains a Publish File transfer utility that is used to move                               selected items up to the Smart Structures Customer Portal using background                                                               uStrains nsn Any Item      restress         x   CPU resources  This allows the user to do other tasks  while the identified          Deta T                        transfer takes place in low priority  Using the Publish Application menu option Ej   red box   the following selections are available from the pull down menu  dl      e Session Re
38.  options                      Date   Session Report   Session Catalog   _ Reset Graphs Configuration   Calculations                            n C      d e   i RITE Ssmo LL 225 GE               samien             x           Run SmartPile Simulate        TD UP                    Rate Factor          v       Create Blow Comparison Template and import PDI   blow EEE        BED       Advanced      Data Analysis    data  either at 5 kHz or 10 kHz  see step 24  MM a          Modulus of Elasticity   5461 KSI 0 Total Capacity   Fixed  lt  Kips          Concrete Specific Weight 3 0 15 KIPs ft3       0  Wave Speed    13200 Ft sec 0  0    Pile Marker Increment 1 000 Fixed Jc Damping Coefficient    0 4    Create Session Comparison Template and import PDI   doe e  results  after the Session has been run              1 000 Inc Pile Tip UP Soil Rate Factor Sand 92      00 aor             Current              000 Stroke   100                  1 000 Hammer BPM    0  1 000 Inches  1 000       1 000                 Top Strain  Air Hydraulic Hammer 2         Gage to Pile       1 Blow Count              Units                  English wl DBRef 1 Kips    Firmware Version  DBRef 2    Mid Gage to Pile Tip                                                         A  Top Cross Section Area 1 000 2       Nom  Resistance Achievec        e Export Filtered Blow Data to  XLS  2        7      10KHz  Tip Cross Section Area      1 000 nmm Calculated Wave Speed  Voided Pile m Firmware Version J Max Top Compressi
39.  review and assess the results of a specific Session in  Offline mode  session data need to be loaded either by       Unpacking a previously created Session  Or       Loading a previously created  prior  Session  To ensure that the Session is properly loaded  the user needs to first  select the Clear Current Session option from the pull down menu  before attempting to load another Session        Basic Data Review Page 16 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY     Jeeo SMARTPILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0       Unpack a Previously Created Session I                      Session Configuration Import Export Acquire Data Publish                                        By selecting the File   gt  Unpack Drive Session menu option  red box   LLL                  cll ase NN  the user can unpack a compressed Session file  When selecting this        00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 5 I  option  the SmartPile  system will automatically unpack the selected E T    Review State Stamp    Unive session Modulus of Elasticty B 5461      Total Capacity   Fixed Jc      zip file into the local SmartPile Project Directory  and load the  Session for review  This is indicated by the Review Session Loaded  indicator light turning green  see previous step         Concrete Specific Weight    0 15               Wave Speed 1 13200 Ft sec                  Fixed Je Damping Coefficient S       View Calc Times      1 000 Inches Pile      UP Soil Rate Factor Sand 92   w        Quit Smart Pile  00          Curent Kips ft    0 00
40.  small Excel           ee  Workbook file that can be used for future review and post         eee      Le         iae         Current    15 700000  210000000   13       5019047  11540849 1247 Noms  Resistance Achieves    processing  By not selecting DOT Report Format  the user can ees          om    export the same basic calculated results  but minus the                      307       graphs  for later use in a user generated custom report Gee                 format or template  Appendix 4 of this manual contains TIE ums Raw  uam    samples of the different report formats     length to Max Tension     feet    Residual Stresses Top         Residual Stresses                         Basic Data Review Page 26 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY     Jeeo SMARTPILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0             21 View Session Catalog Index         SmartPile    Review  Blow Data Display and Reporting am x        File Session Configuration Import Export Acquire Data Publish Help   The Session Catalog Index can be viewed from the Session Catalo Ua EE MA      cm EE C E   Tab  The user can use this screen to  Sesion Contgution          Siow Daia   Top ages   TipGages   Summa Data   Senin Raport   Semion            C ResetGrophs                                oos                      Display a specific Blow Data File in the Catalog Index by  clicking on it from within the index list  and then using the  Page Up or Up Arrow Button  purple box  to load        00 A0 96 30 2C 49 blow 00008 bdf 12 5 En
41.  software  running either stand alone or  within the SmartPile   Suite  This software also allows you to perform installation  monitoring analysis  including pile capacity calculations  and pile integrity analysis  as  well as generate summary report     371189 LYYVNS           DATA REVIEW  Additional capabilities of the system beyond driven pile installation are covered at    the end of this manual  September 2012   Version 4 0  Smart Structures  Inc    324 5  2nd Street Pike   13   Southampton       18966       Basic Data Review Page 10 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY     Jeeo SMARTPILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0       Part 2    Data Review       Basic Data Review Page 11 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY     Jeeo SMARTPILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0    Using SmartPile amp  Review    1 Get Familiar with the Manual  It is very important to carefully review this manual before using the  software  so that any questions or concerns can be addressed prior to  encountering issues     SMARTPILE USER MANUAL                    D      gt   A  e  I       m    DATA REVIEW    September 2012   Version 4 0  Smart Structures  Inc    324    2nd Street Pike   13   Southampton       18966       Get Started   Make sure that you have installed the latest version of SmartPile    Review on your computer  If you are using a Workstation running  SmartPile9 Suite  you can assume that this is the case  If not  go to  the Smart Structures portal to verify that you are using the latest  version  plea
42.  the Dutch a                 extended the method by formulating the       This development was pat of iS    development of the Hydroblok impact hammer      high tech hammer using nitrogen cushioning to  improve efficiency    Until 1874 when fiction was introduced  the  partial differential equation could only be solved  analytically if the fiction was represented as       analytical function  The solution was then found    transform  and obtained in the form of Founer    senes  Van Koten  et al  1880   However  if the  shaft fiction was assumed to depend on the                or displacement  there was       stica     C                  a had to be used  as          ans                                                      equation program developed              Smith   For this purpose the pile was modeled by a  number of point masses  with the shaft friction  and toe resistance introduced through a series  of springs with dash pots connected to the point  masses  the so called Lumped Model  Fig  2      Fig  1  Toe resistance model for method of  characteristics for low and high  frequencies proposed by De Josseling de  Jong  1356        REVISION 4 0    FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY    Q eee SMARTPILE    Pile in soil    THOWAVE  LUMPED  model mogel    4     m     pa            pj   717                  m             1 dir  ir a                        dicrzte aod rede    1 manens          bcreie ple            soll  Lh    Fig  2  Wave Equation Models    2         tonin aous 528
43.  the pile is subject to the greatest    compressive stresses  shear stresses  and stress gradients within the foundation element during installation     The pre stress levels in a pre tensioned pre stressed concrete pile are established as the result of two directly  opposing forces reaching equilibrium  The first being the tensile stress in the steel strands multiplied by the  total cross sectional area of these strands  and the second the compressive stress in the concrete multiplied by  the total cross sectional area of the concrete  Once this equilibrium condition and corresponding pre stress  level is established  any change in either force will upset this balance and result in a new equilibrium  and  therefore new pre stress level      For example  a vertically oriented crack extending up from  the pile tip is very likely to upset this balance  When viewed  looking into the pile end  see Figure 1   separate concrete  sections will result  with the resulting pre stress level in each  section determined by the section s cross sectional area and  the number of steel strands in that section    Consequently any vertical crack resulting in non symmetric  volumes will result in some sort of pre stress shift  with a  complete loss of pre stress potentially indicating the  complete loss of bonding between the steel and the  concrete from the pile tip up to the location of the strain  gauge  It should be noted  however  that any change in the  static pre stress levels  especially
44.  the pre stress  based damage analysis indicates pile damage  So for example  if the detected change in pile impedance is  calculated to be worth 12 points  MPI can report either an 88   100 12  or a 38   100 12 50  depending on  whether the pre stress based damage analysis indicates any damage to the pile     The reported    Measured Pile Integrity     MPI  values can then be described as follows     Pile Impedance based damage Pre stress based damage analysis  analysis    100   No issues detected No Issues detected    99 80    Minor signal issues detected No Issues detected  possibly indicating slight pile  damage    indicating possible pile damage   59  51 96 Major issues detected indicating No Issues detected  likely pile damage  seek qualified  professional assessment    Issues detected indicating likely pile  damage  seek qualified professional  assessment    No issues detected    Appendices    49 30 96 Minor signal issues detected  possibly indicating slight pile  damage   29 10    More significant issues detected  indicating possible pile damage   9 0  Major issues detected indicating  likely pile damage  seek qualified  professional assessment    Page 57    Issues detected indicating likely pile  damage  seek qualified professional  assessment  Issues detected indicating likely pile  damage  seek qualified professional  assessment  Issues detected indicating likely pile  damage  seek qualified professional  assessment       FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY       eo0 SMAR
45. 0      i 200 0     dj 150 0  100 0  i 50 0   me  0 0   6  NC               50 0             100 0                                                                                                             0 0 02 0 04 0 06 0 08 0 1 0 12 0 14 0 16 0 170  Time  seconds   Scale    Zoom MI  gt                 Balance and Orientation _____  Measurement Comparsion Flagging  9 G Users Rich Documents SmartPile Projects I75 Over Alligator Creek 010069 Bent 3L Pile 2 00 A0 96 30 1C 88_blow 00001 bdf  Session Configuration loaded  I75 Over Alligator Creek 010069 Bent 3L Pile2 ssn   Blow Number  c   1     2646                 PLD   3733 1      PLD    464 0 1                                           22 92   Rate Factor    3 Fxed Case Method    Total Capacity   Fixed      Kips             4     13800          0  0  0  0       0 0 Energy Kips ft    f  000 Stroke  000                    0 BPM 0    Current    Blow Count  Avg Capacity  0 DBRef  i Kips  0 DBRef 2 m  Nom  Resistance Achieve  0 Calculated Wave Speed       Ksi  0 00 Max Top Compressive Stress    0 00 Max Tip Compressive Stress  0 00 Max Tension Stress    0 00 Length to Max Tension feet          0 00 Residual Stresses Top Ksi         0 00 Residual Stresses Tip             TipData  Override              0 00 MPI 09         Gear                 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY     Jeeo SMARTPILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0    Ore SmartPile    Review  Blow D       Export Data    There are several options to export data  red box   The
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47. 0 Feet  End of Void to      1 1 000     f 0000  Last Blow Residus  DBRef Displacement inches      Data Calculations        n   SmartPile    Review  Blow Data Display and Reporting ee       L        0000   Final Tip Elevation Feet                File Session Configuration Import Export Acquire Data Publish   Help    900 SMARTPILE    do Mi Review Session Loaded    Semion Contiguation  Ras  iow Date          Goges                   Summae   Semion Report   Semion Catalog   Reset Graphs    Contguaton                             Dm          Channel 9 Invert Tip Accel            feet  Stroke 4400 DERet  orm 3 Blow Count  acity  DBRef 1 Kips  DBRef 2  Nom  Resistance Achievet  28 Calculated Wave Speed  Ksi  212 Mar Top Compressive Stress              Compressive Stress         Tension Stress  Length to        Tension feet    Ksi       0 07 Residual Stresses np             Data    4       84 00 MPI                             22    ar  4 C  Users Rich Documents SmartPile Projects US 90 over Perdido River 480218 Bent 8        700 A0 96 30 1D E3 blow 00032 bdf Page Up  Mod         Calculations  Next Blow  Sessi ed  US 90 over Perdido River 480218 Bent    Pile7   n     Blow Number Page 0n           of  148   248 Prev Blow          FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY     Jeeo SMARTPILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0                   i i Smee    Review OW Det MMC                     Smm    Review Top Gages Data  Force Velocity  amp  Wave                              Import Export _ Acquire Dat
48. 100 A0 96 30 1D E3 blow 00031 bdf             e        Gages   Force Velocity and Wave Up Wave Down display   see step 17           e        Gages   Force Velocity and Unloading Point display  see  step 18     e Summary Data     Capacity  Stresses  Integrity and  Displacement data  see step 19                               c                                                   ETRE z                       Basic Data Review Page 20 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY     Jeeo SMARTPILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0                                                                                    Analysis Ta bs  a SmartPile    Review  Blow Data Display and Reporting P X    _                                     Fie Session Configuration Import Export AcquireData Publish Help  To minimize screen change requirements and simplify viewing during a ra ae        monitoring  key pile status calculations and other indicators  including Session Conngution            Blow Deis   Top Gages                Summary Data   Santon Repon   sesion atog            Graphs               cusam ce   0      7          5915  E escis j                 1     AutoFix                                                 _  diagnostic information  all in the form of Analysis Tabs   are located 888                              es            amp  cM BEEN 7                  on the right hand side of the screen  red box   The Tabs are labeled            om ee                as follows  BM Mis  NET  e Configuration     provi
49. 3   vie as M                                                                                                 8  Off site Preparation of Installation                                   _       _      8  PGT AS SV                  ______  __  _   _6_6___6___6__0___6____      _6_6________ ________ _ 8  On site Installation of Items included in the Installation Kit    eene nnne nennen nnn nenne nnn nn nnne ness                                                sss anna 8  Cheek SCSI Prior to Pile Casting RN RR                      t 9  POUF CONCE C ren E               E EE E E              E E E 9  are                   cun RTT       _______   _     9  Transpor finished SmartPiles    tothe JOD SiE             __  _ ______6___  __    __  _    6   6  _  _  _  ______           10                                                                                             10       REV e E n                                                                                       EN 10          a a are RIE                  12  Get Familiar With the Manual                                                                                                                   12               12  Start SmartPile   Suite   SmartPile9                             13  syed a                    0    T   ___________________  6_  _6____            13  Sita        69                         TT 14  SmartPlle                             ___  __________ 14                                         15  SMAP EA      
50. 735   20   016   000   1000   29     136       2192       sez     J  160   4670   5120   13455   21              100   23   5    2193                  1104   4640   5150   43901   24                 100   29    125    2104               72   1 605   4640   5140   134782   21   17          1000   35     32                157   4730   5160   134824   21   _ 17    00   1000   15       38      22197   571                   15   4780   5250   134782   21          00   100   19     1007    2149   572     1 72   156   4730   5230   13824   20    17    00   1000   18     103        2200   573   40   72   159     4750 5160 134782   21   17                 29         129      2202              70   158   4740 14824   21                   20    120           03   575      70    155    4660 5200 134782   20   17   oo   1000   29   2 4     Appendices          64 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY       eo0 SMART PILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL    SR112 195 870329  Pier 8_Pile3_SessionReport DOT Format    Tip   UF Capacity   Wave Speed   Compression   Compression   Max Tension   Kips    Feet sec           Ks i   5200   134944   21   17   01 __  EHD        x4   1         5340   134740   21 J  17   00  524 0               20   47   01    5240   134740   20   17   00 _  477 0 5270  487 0 528 0  4830      5300      13478 1   20   1         4740  4840   5320   134583   21   17   01  __  4850   5360     134551   20   17   01      4810  480 0  4820   5280   134387   20   17   01    4710  4800   5310     134187
51. EVISION 4 0       Rev i ew i n    5 m a rt             Doc    m e ntat      n          smartPile    Review  Blow Data Display and Reporting    File Session Configuration Import Export Acquire Data Publ    The SmartPile   Software Suite provides user access to SmartPile   About Sane  Review     2000 SMARTPILE    Review 4  WB   Remote Support play Skip Top PLD  720   Tip PLD  45          Review  Acquisition and Installation documentation which can be      Gude      7                   IE               ea ae Laine nsns     Guide    Energy in         A         viewed when running the respective application  Adobe Acrobat tesa pena            Code Revision 40 O       Averaged Skin   Code Build Date  08 13 12                Reader must be installed in order to use this feature  4                 TEGERE peat ee             All SmartPile   User Manuals are available through the drop down   5             ret  Help Menu  red box                                       Blow Count    300  Capacity  Kips           Max Top Compression    Manuals include  Mac      Compression ate             Max Tension Stress     1  The SmartPile   Review User s Guide  2  Advanced Tip Processing Guide   muc  3  Pile Inspector User s Guide zz           Residual Stresses        sum    00 05 10 15 20 25 30 35 40  Stresses  Ksi  MPI 096        Max Top Compressive              Compressive Stress  Max Tension Stress       Pile Increment  Feet        8                                Gear      TipData  Override    A
52. Projects I595 Design Build            123 Pier 3 Pile 14 00 A0 96 30 2B DA_blow 01535 bdf         Je Up pi   Data Calculations         n a lys   S   Session Configuration loaded  1595 Design Build Bridge 123_Pier 3_Pile14 ssn d             seg l       It is beyond the scope of this manual to teach wave mechanics theory  as it applies to driven pile foundation analysis  If the user would like  additional theoretical training in this subject area  please refer to  Appendix 1        Basic Data Review Page 23 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY     Jeeo SMARTPILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0                                 Review Tip Gages Data  Unloading Point Capacity m Tum     Publish Help          Force   Velocity  900 SMARTPILE    Revie io ill Review Session Loaded    Display Skip Top PLD 49   Tip PLO 247    For the centroidal reading analysis associated with the Sensor Pack s  messes                                                                     Pre Load Delta   247 xia  Rock  96     M  V  Damping Averaging On     Davison Criteria      FoedicDampingCoeffcent    05  located at the      of the pile  Tip Position        Force and zVelocity e                                                        traces for the associated Blow Data File are displayed  which are used                             124     as part of the tip resistance analysis         Above this display  the Unloading Point based      capacity derived              o Curent                      oots  seconds HI rok
53. SesionCatslog   Reset Graphs                cenis Cum   Day    Session to continue until monitoring is complete  making sure to user        Pie            a  ur ES  properly record the pile penetration markers   Once complete  the           Session can be rebuilt for further review and analysis               EE m _ EUH cim  To use SmartPile9 Review to review the captured data during an noc MNT DN can  extended monitoring break of the work in progress   use the following Qo            ae  steps from the Data Acquisition mode                 engin   dc 0          Kis  e          the system out of session  see step 26 of the Data o o m        entere       Acquisition Manual   including possibly moving the Collect PE be nes    Data slider to    Idle    entice Top E IE      ias Maen ess  e Switch to SmartPile   Review  see step 23 of the Data        e     tp p  Acquisition Manual                  Tip eationree 3                e Select File   gt  Rebuild Pile Blow Index                  Use PageUp  PageDown  and Ctrl S to review the currently                             collected Blow Data File set    To restart monitoring  put the system back in session  see step 27 of  the Data Acquisition Manual   including  if applicable  moving the  Collect Data slider to  Collect Data   When a new blow arrives  the  system will automatically move to the end of the previous Blow  Count  and again begin to display the new blows coming in   Use SmartPile amp  Review in Offline Mode  To properly
54. T PILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0    Interpretation Examples    A measured shift in the reported static pre load value if detected is a composite of three potential sources     1  Residual compressive stresses  2  Compromised or relaxed pre stress  tension   3  Anyunsettled dynamic wave propagation  error     The system software accounts for the third as described below  with any resultant reported measurement shift  being a summation of the remaining two  The specific error condition being monitored for is a relaxation of  the static compressive pre load     To help prevent large negative reported pre load delta values  the SmartPile   algorithm takes a baseline  measurement at the beginning of a blow at the pile tip and determines if any residual negative movement was  present and detected at the end of the previous blow  Any reported delta measurement is then adjusted  accordingly  For this very reason  stepping through blows backwards vs  forwards in SmartPile    Review will  affect the reported pre load delta values and must be avoided  Before acting on large negative reported  static pre load delta shifts  move to the Raw Data analysis tab and look for unsettled wave propagation on the  tip strain at the end of recorded blows  Check and confirm that the dynamic strain events have settled out  as  it is easier to assess reported conditions when all dynamic events have settled out to zero by the end of the  blow     In softer driving  which is common during the initi
55. a Publish Help      Up  Down  900 SMARTPILE   Review 40           Review Session Loaded 0 Display Skip Top PLD  4  Tip PLD  517   For the centroidal reading analysis associated with the Sensor Pack s        aed lame    d nd                      Pre Load Delta 44   Mech  Error Filter    Trigger Fic             located at the top of the pile  Top Position   the Force and zVelocity iin                       THE REC MM ccm                              traces for the associated Blow Data File are displayed  along with    S ME            proportional view of relative calculated displacements for the pile top   X            Teal Capacty UF Method  and tip in the lower right                    2                 Cen             Below this display are the corresponding Wave Up and Wave Down nm   PM        Blow Count  apacity  analysis traces for the same file  Both displays are provided to help   e                             TT EB  the user make an educated assessment on the pile condition          eem ve te Re ee        At 1 44 Max Top Compressive ae  Bets    131 Max Tip Compressive Stress  Similarly to what was described in step 16 above  the T1 T2 vertical 1              cursor relative spacing        be locked at 21    by clicking the Cursor            d   0 36 Residual Stresses Tip   sum       Lock indicator  red box   Clicking on  and holding while moving the T1 eee     left  cursor aids in wave speed and reflection related periodic              G Users Rich Documents SmartPile 
56. a collection  such as incorrect blow displacement   s erg   gt  j       The utilities allow the user to   un S           e Remove Empty Blows     Cleanly remove empty blow files saved 2 zc RN  inadvertently due to an improperly set trigger level  this utility must be i E  run before any other Session editing is done  b mE Mendes  e Update Pile Penetrations     Edit pile marker increment details or blow                         distributions  this utility must be run second after the removal of the     m                empty blows  but before any other Session editing is done                               orm      Renumber Combine Blows   renumber blows sequentially to combine                       with other session data when blows are collected      two stations     SmartPile Session Fix Uses      Change Project  amp  Location   Edit Project  Location  Structure  or Pile        SMARTPILE               number  details  Remove Empty Blows   Update Pile Penetrations   Renumber Combine Blows   Change Project  amp  Location   Purge Sessions   Support            e Purge Sessions   Remove stored Sessions from the identified session M e e E I           thereby freeing up disk space  UU   PONES  Apart from the Review Bad Blows utility  which is accessed directly from the                              menu   these utilities can be accessed using the menu option  File   gt  Session Fix m   T Eu   Utilities  red box  and then selecting the appropriate tab  black box   mud VR E  Optional B
57. ackup    5  E                             Last Deleted Flatline Blow  Note       D  pelete Patine Bow  It is recommended that these utilities are run in the sequence listed above  but P           it is absolutely essential that      removal of      empty blows and      updating     of the pile penetrations is done as the first and second fix  followed by    WF 9             a                      Session Run Through and the review of the bad blows  see box D3    When these utilities are run  they supersede replace any existing data files and    Session Configuration details  As such  Session Fixes should be performed  ONLY AFTER the raw Session data has been backed up or archived  in case a  return to original is required  and BEFORE any data is shared with other users        opecific User Instructions Page 35 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY     Jeeo SMARTPILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0             SmartPile amp  Fix Utilities   Remove Empty Blows      rie eon Fx es    If the trigger was set reset improperly or the data collection was not turned off 29        SMARTPILE      at the right moment  the session will include a number of blows that add      the Remove Empty          Updste                                               Change Prject    Locaton   Pugesmie   suppor            blow count but don t provide any capacity      health data  The Remove Empty Buc Au QNI MG      EE   blows fix allows the user to remove these empty blows and renumber the blows                 
58. air  of spaces is to be considered as a co   ordinate system    a The waves ariving at the intersect  are determined from the waves  calculated at the former time step   Between the intersections the pile  fictonless and so the propagation of     intersection a part of the wave wall be  transmitted and another part reflected    a The magnitude of  reflected waves depends on the pile  waves are denved from      fulfilment of          equatrum and conimurty cond  xoans            O starting conditions like the velocity of the    defining initial waves at the start of the       Additonal external forces        are  introduced by defining force waves to               M       REVISION 4 0    Appendices Page 50        EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY       eo0 SMART PILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0    splices   Hammer cushions and pile  cushions are as discrete  springs or continuous parts  Diesel      combustion forces and   atnamic combustion forces are acting            on the pile   In case of signal       matching  a measured force signal 15             be ds loses      codicem  farce        lt is clear that the stress wave programs  such         as THOWAVE  have allowed and continue to   allow lowering of the pile foundation costs  First   of both the pile itself and the pile foundation   Secondly  through the signal matching mode it       There are several possibilities to model the soil testing as well as Statnamic testing  which  resistance  but those most frequently          
59. al part of the pile driving  tip strain readings don t always  return to zero by the end of the blow as shown in Figure 2 below  red arrow   When soil conditions tighten up   the dynamic tip strain measurements settle out to zero by the end of the blow  as seen in Figure 3     Unsettled Tip Strain          900 sMARTPILE          1j Review Session Loaded 9000 smMARTPILE    do       Review Session Loaded O Display Skip          Display Skip    Session Configuration  Raw  Blow Data          Gages   Tip Gages   Summary Data   Session Report   Session Catalog   C Reset Graphs Session Configuration  Raw  Blow Data   Top Gages   Tip Gages   Summary Data   Session Report   Session Catalog   C Reset Graphs                      Clito p  C  TopAccel C Auto Fix        Click to p  C                          Fix  Invert Channel f  Invert Tip Accel Invert Channel       amp  invert Tip Accel  250 0    250 0                                   0 0063 2 6 Top Accel               e 0 0029 5 5        Accel    9  2250 1                                    17      2250       UB GEES Top strain       d   0 0128 3 1     0 0004 3 4      200 0  Tip Accel      Agee    l J 200 0      h Tip Accel        9081   l J  Tip Strain  27 g     Tip Strain  77     175 0  175 0      i  150 0               125 0  1250       100 0  1000                          5  g 750     750   E 5          50 0  A    50 0                      250  ux VAS          xj                1 2 NU                         s           Oct owners
60. apacity at the pile top   with the static tip resistance derived from the Unloading  Point    The numerical results of either method can be displayed graphically  by selecting the desired method in the Capacity Analysis Tab  purple  box   Both capacity calculations however  are saved as part of the  Session report        Basic Data Review Page 24 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY     Jeeo SMARTPILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0          Review Summary Data             EM            The Summary Data Tab provides simultaneous graphical displays of      various key monitoring results and pile health historical details  The                              900 SMARTPILE    Revie          Review Session Loaded O Display Skip Top PLD   162   Tip PLD  Doo           Gages   TipGages   Summary Data   Session Report   Session Catalog   _ Reset Graphs Configuration   Catc  atons   Capac   Da                     epe 6          5353    feet       FaedkcDampingCoefficent             displays are  starting in the upper left hand corner and moving mai         ac Energyin Pie   2 nde EIE             PLD CSBE CSB KC  gt                     Stoke                  Speed  Averaged Skin   873   13500 E UF Method      clockwise                                14        100  tal Capacity   Fixed Kips  e Pile Capacity vs  Blow Count 20         pose EL  e Stroke and Energy vs  Blow Count     1 2  Skin Capacity   UF Method  OR Tip Preload Delta and CSB Difference  yellow box  x                       Stresses  
61. are provide valuable information on the pile bearing       Eom          asc PERDE capacity and therefore enable even further             types of soil resistance models are available  optimization of the pile foundation design                  esista Wi    modeled as springs   velocity dependent Paar               ande  resistance wid  modeled as dash pots   and downside  In his address ta the       Conference  esist     modeled in Vienna in 1908 Heinz Brandi put i like this     E mu d d  defined as linear and        linear     Far static analysis  load displacement diagrams   only the stiffness of the pile elements and soil  springs are taken into account     The total friction       acting at an intersection is       With that understanding comes a realization that    Appendices Page51 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY     eee SMARTPILE    done by people who do have this good basic  understanding of the theory  Some of these  developments will be considered  at least with  hindsight  so obvious that future engineers will  wonder why it took so long before they took            just as itis now blatantly obvious how pile  fiction should be dealt with in the siress wave       One area that can never be overlooked is sail  modeling  While the TNOWAVE soils  investigation module handles many different  types of soil invest  gations  ths          i5  undoubtedly the weakest link in the overall  hammer pile soll model  To borrow a phrase  from isaacs  the factor of ignorance is the  gr
62. ata Review Page 25 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY     Jeeo SMARTPILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0                            Generate Session Report vienen tee ROTO OTIS    IT Fite Session Configuration Import Export Acquire Data Publish Help          A Session Report can be created at the end of reviewing  processing         SMARTPILE                  te nb               SET  Session Configuration    Raw         Data          Goes   Tip             Summary Data Semon Repot   Session Catalog   Reset Graphs                                              a loaded Session  At the conclusion of processing the last Blow Data  File contained in the Session  the system will prompt  Processing  Complete  Generate Session Report     e Selecting Report will populate the appropriate calculation  results fields in the Session Report Tab    e The user will then be asked to define the directory where the  Excel Workbook will be saved  By selecting Cancel  the user  will have the opportunity to edit the Averaging field for the  reported results display averaging  if so desired    e The user        define      delineation and quantity of individual  end of drive blow calculation details to be included in the  report and also whether the report is in the DOT format  red  box   Note    The calculated results exported will be average values    FwedjicDamoigCoefcer  amp                    Rate Factor     1007 Report Format    Output Last     1    Displacements                Total                
63. by right clicking on it  and dragging it into  position  The cursors relative spacing can be locked by moving the  Hold slider to the Hold position  red box   This aids in wave speed and  reflection related periodic analysis     Data channels can be disabled from the calculations by clicking on the  active indicator light next to the trace color legend in the upper right  hand corner of the display  This can be done in response to any signal  errors indicated by the system  and confirmed by the user  It should  be noted that disabling a data channel will automatically disable the  other data channel from the same Sensor Pack in calculations  involving both     Basic Data Review    DATA REVIEW MANUAL    REVISION 4 0            SmartPile    Review  Blow Data Display and Reporting    File Session Configuration Import Export AcquireDats Publish Help  900 SMARTPILE  ia      Review Session Loaded    0 Display Stip      Save Semion                 Modulus of Elasticity 557432       Concrete Specific Weight Hi 9 15             Wave Speed   14250 Ft sec  s     Pile Marker Increment Fixed    Damping Coefficient H 0 5    Set Check Marker Increment Pile      UP Soul Rate Factor Sandi92       Top Gage to Pile Top      006  Multi Peak Top Strain  Arfydraukc Hammer          Tip Gage to Pile Tip 2 ICE 46 V2 Hammer    Mid Gage to Pile        106 00 40  96 30 1D E3 Radio 110    Top Cross Section Ares    Tip Cross Section Area    NO RADIO ID    Void Diameter         End of Void to           100
64. compressive and tensile  vs  Blow Count    My         stow coum     00 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 456 Avg Capacity  e Blow Count vs  Pile Marker Increment Stroke         amp  EMX ips 55                       Compression   554 DBRef 2    Nom  Resistance Achievec  13204 Calculated Wave Speed    It should be noted that the accuracy of the calculation results are  dependent on the pile marker displacement details being recorded  correctly during monitoring          Tip Compression           Max Tensian Stress             Ksi  1 27 Max Top Compressive Stress    0 55 Max Tip Compressive Stress          0 09 Max Tension Stress    48 70   Lengthto MaxTension feet                0 10 Residual Stresses Td Ksi          0 00 Residual Stresses         Sum    In addition  the fields preload Delta Top Tip  red box  display the a Cu cw uu ug cur  measured change  relative to before installation  in the static strain       readings  in units of microStrains  measured in the pile core at the  respective positions  A negative value indicates a loss of pre stress       Gea    97 00 MPI      3   amp  Users Rich Documents SmartPile Projects Newport Fishing Pier Bridge Bent 9 Pile 1 00 A0 96 30 2C 59_blow 00779 bdf  Blow Number    iar         Override  fae Ue      Mode   Data Calculations       ee     779        784                el 0 0 0         Session Configuration loaded  Newport Fishing Pier Bridge Bent 9_Pilel ssn                             towards tension   and positive indicates addit
65. condition is true before  the pile driving is ended   Finally this tab includes the so called MPI value  For the  interpretation of this parameter please refer to Appendix 3    e Diagnostics     Provides a consolidated view of the SmartPile      Acquisition Accel   Strain Data Tab diagnostics information   Similar content is also contained in the State Stamp Tab     Basic Data Review Page 21 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY       User Input Displacement Blow Number   44 000 31        75 80        Tension Stress Location feet  0 000 Virtual Tip Quake Inches  0 000 Virtual Skin Quake  0 000 Virtual Tip Damping  0 000 Virtual Skin Damping    WmeSees                     Blow Date Blow Time  03 03 2011 16 02 32 9                 eee SMARTPILE    Review Configuration Data   Under the Session Configuration Tab  the Review program presents  the Configuration details for the respective installation Blow Data  Files under analysis in three Sub Tabs  red box      User Information   Project Details   Pile Data    Driving  Criteria Including Allowable Stresses   Optional  Pile Inspector Details    Review Raw Blow Data   The Raw Blow Data Tab represents the filtered accelerometer and  strain sensor Blow Data File data for all Sensor Packs enabled in the  Session Configuration     The data displayed in this view can be adjusted in various ways as  described in Specific User Instructions Item B at the end of this  manual  In addition  the Top and Tip vertical cursors can be  independently moved 
66. ding a summary of the configuration data  E                        e Calculations     providing numerical results for some key             pner  7   calculation points        visible in graphical displays  p     mE    T       8 150 0 226 DBRef 1 Kips  e Capacity     providing a comparison of fixed Case method capacity  RAI                 i                   results vs  UF method results  Key pile health indicators are also                eere     s                    uj                                                     OM  b Max Tip C ive St  numerically displayed    Wl NOU Seo GUESS Dna         To simplify result interpretation during real time monitoring                            average calculated capacity  using the selected calculation ca a s pus poo E                 Mo     Measurement Comparsion Flagging oem  method  between the last    nd the      rrent pile ma rker entry  the 9  C  Users Rich Documents SmartPile Projects US 90 over Perdido River 480218 Bent 8 Pile 7 00 A0 96 30 1D E3_blow 00031 bdf Mum    so called DBRef 1 value  as well as the ave rage calculated Session Configuration loaded  US 90 over Perdido River 480218 Bent 8  Pile7 ssn   Blow Number ES 2 1 ds  capacity between the next to last and the last pile marker entry                         ces   cue         the so called DBref 2 value  are also displayed  blue box   If  Dataport Diagnostics                                  these values are greater than or equal to the Nominal Bearing 480218        
67. e 6800 DBRef  from the measured tip resistance is displayed  This is used as part of poc   em    slow count           12000 Slugs Avg Capacity  906                  the composite UF capacity analysis method  UF method   The m        Unloading Point Soil Rate Factor can be adjusted  red box  based on EN                    Adr                1250 0  pomum i Facer      Ksi  the soil properties  The options are sand  default   rock  silt  and clay  5 1000 E 254 MaxTop Compressive Stress       1 90 Max Tip Compressive Stress          In addition  the Damping Averaging can be disabled  but it is         S         recommended that this not be done  Pied           a   500 0  0 15 Residual Stresses Tip    sum    0 000 0 010 0 020 0 030 0 040 0 050 0 060 0 070 0 080 0 090 0 100 0 110 0 120 0 130 0 1400 148      bz EU    99 00 MPI  55  02 Gear   Tip Data                     Data Calculations       Blow Number Page Dn  1     gt                     Both displays are provided to help the trained user make an educated  assessment on the pile condition at the tip        5 C  Users Rich Documents SmartPile Projects I595 Design Build Bridge 123 Pier 3 Pile 1400 A0 96 30 2B DA blow 01441 bdf       Session Configuration loaded  1595 Design Build Bridge 123 Pier 3_Pile14 ssn                 There are 2 simultaneous capacity calculations performed as part of  the Blow Data File analysis     e Fixed Case Method   using a user selected fixed static Jc value   e UF Method   combines a calculated Jc c
68. e was successfully tested on piles with     known defects               Finally  in the early 1990 s the program was  expanded one more time with the release of the    Fig  3  THOWAVE models for Diesel and Hydraulic Hammers    Appendices Page 49 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY    KQ eee SMARTPILE       T               EE  n   discrete point or node number   i  time step number   Zw   impedance of pile element             impedance of pile element N 1   M        element number   W   sod interaction    opie             x                           TILES fy Eua             23 br em              2 2                                             T         _           p     Velocity         N    Nel    a n i     v n i    v n i     1   At                         P n i    f n i v n i   E  y          Fig  4 THOWAVE Algorithm       DATA REVIEW MANUAL    The algorithm proposed      HBG did mot suffer                    ip solution  the method er  acteristics  not on an integrati     Therefore TNO decided io pursue a             the method of    characteristics  it shoukd be noted that later  studies proved that several of the problems of         Smiths algonthm could be overcome by    discretisation of the program  i e  by introducing  1884      The algorithm that was finally developed can be  summarized as follows  see also Fig  4     O The pile is divided into equally spaced  intersections  The spaces between the  intersections are called elements  The  set of intersections common to each p
69. eatest in the soil modeling  and therefore  research efforts should be directed towards this  ML       computing capabilities      a      Bote  Exchange Format        should be noted  Soil  investigation data     CPT results  are  recorded in a standardized digital format  GEF   and the TNOWAVE program can than read  these GEF files  after which the scil investigation                m      T   LE  Inm   i                i  T   ET       the siress wave program to pile driving    with  vibratory hammers  While this is a routine  operation  there is a lack of measurement data  documenting the operation  So in order to bring  VDPWAVE to the next level there is a need not  only to collect data durimg the vibratory driving  process  but also to analyze this information and  compare it with the computer predictions     Appendices    DATA REVIEW MANUAL       Page 52    REVISION 4 0       gary        ritis  Pcr We need to remember       already be out there  waiting for a geotechnical  engineer to apply it to pile foundations     Similany we need to be open to developments  elsewhere in the world  Many engineers work  for companies with international operations   which provides ample opportunity for interaction  with engineers of other nationalities  The  around the woki  either through e mail or  message boards such as Geoforum  Once  again  the problem at hand may not only have  been encountered by another engineer  but the  solution may already have been developed      e         eq
70. ergy Curent Kips ft     00 A0 96 30 2C 49 blow 00009 bdf 582 stroke 49 00      feet   E      00 A0 96 30 2C 49 blow 00010 bdf store  Individual Blow Data Files can be removed  or restored  from    00 A0 36 30 2C 49 bow ba        EM mb  O 00 A0 96 30 2C 49 blow 00012 bdf g Capacity  analysis by clicking on the selection  and clicking either the          M                           00 A0 96 30 2C 49 blow 00015 bdf   main      Exclude or Restore Buttons on      right  red box   The    00 A0 96 30 2C 49  blow  0016 df      cr ance             selection is reversible     Session Catalog       Blow Files in the session       Strain Offset Data             O 00 A0 96 30 2C 49 blow 00001 bdf          O 00 A0 96 30 2C 49 blow 00002 bdf             O 00 A0 96 30 2C 49 blow 00003 bdf             O 00 A0 96 30 2C 49 blow 00004 bdf             O 00 A0 96 30 2C 49 blow 00005 bdf             O 00 A0 96 30 2C 49 blow 00006 bdf             O 00 A0 96 30 2C 49 blow 00007 bdf                                                                                           O 00 A0 96 30 2C 49 blow 00017 bdf             O 00 A0 96 30 2C 49 blow 00018 bdf             O 00 A0 96 30 2C 49 blow 00019 bdf             O 00 A0 96 30 2C 49 blow 00020 bdf             O 00 A0 96 30 2C 49 blow 00021 bdf             O 00 A0 96 30 2C 49 blow 00022 bdf             Fixed    DampingCoeffiGent                                500         Rate Factor  50  i    Wave Speed   1113600 E UF Method    371 Tota apa e   Kips       
71. he next utility applied should be updating the pile penetrations  If this is not    abo do      so ide 120      sin   required  the user should click on the on the Quit button to reload the Session   EFE   and perform a Session run Through before any other utilities are applied          opecific User Instructions Page 36 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY     Jeeo SMARTPILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0       SmartPile amp  Fix Utilities   Update Pile Penetrations or Smart Sesion Fx ie   During data collection  it is important that the operator user accurately collect        SMARTPILE      the pile displacements as this information is used for calculations and reporting  areas MM MEM qu        MM  Sometimes errors occur in the process and it is necessary to adjust the blow eae    increments for consistency and accuracy         Typical indicators of bad pile penetrations        be found in the output reports   where increments do not follow the typical displacements sequence  and can be  confirmed by monitoring the User Input Displacement on the Configuration Tab  in SmartPile Review  lower left above blow timestamp information        Remove Empty Blows Update Pile Penetrations   Renumber Combine Blows   Change Project  amp  Location   Purge Sessions   Support                                                        0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 210  Blows    The Update Pile Penetrations utility can be used to correct these problems       1  Process the current session blows  by
72. his device must accept any interference received  including interference that may cause undesired operation    FCC ID  V9CSP X01D2   Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate the  equipment     Page 2 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY     Jeeo SMARTPILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0    Introduction    Through sensors embedded in      pile  the SmartPlle   system obtains accurate information on stress levels in a concrete pile from the moment  itis cast  This provides the system with the unique ability to measure residual stresses during installation and provide an accurate assessment of  the true conditions in the pile  Multiple embedded sensors also collect accurate wave speed measurements  allowing a higher level of pile  integrity monitoring  Consequently  accurate dynamic data on the shaft friction and tip resistance is available  so that an estimate of the  ultimate static resistance  i e  capacity of the pile  can be made  To enhance safety and ease of use  its patented design allows monitoring and  recording of data from up to 500 feet from the pile  with no wires to connect  Powerful PC based software generates DOT formatted reports   provides multi user access with password control  and allows data review from both current as well as past projects     The system provides the user with the following benefits         t provides for a high level of confidence in achieving the e   measu
73. ional compressive pre                    5                         Review Session Loaded 0 Display Skip        PLD  7162 7           709  load  These measured changes converted to residual stresses can be  ____________  ___________    ena nH           added to the respective calculated stresses  Top Tip  by selecting the poa t    pa                 Sum Button  purple box  in the Capacity Analysis Tab  im      Additional capabilities of the system beyond driven pile installation  are covered in Specific User Instructions Item E at the end of this              eet    f  7 51 Stroke   8700             43 BPM 5       Blow Count  wg Capacity  manual                      _   54 DBRef  2 3      x        Top Compression Z      p Nom  Resistance Achsever  Max Tip Compression  EN            13289 Calculated Wave Speed         Tensidn Stress       Ksi  1 27               Comptessive Stress     0 55 Max Tip Compressive Stress    0 09 Max Tension Stress  48 70 LengthtoMaxTension feet  0 10 Residual Stresses Top Ksi                   1 __    0 00 Residual Stresses         Ser                              Blow                                        5 i0 1s 20 25 30 35 40 57 00 05 10 15 20 25 39 35 40 dx   Blows Stresses             9700           nerd    C  Users Rich Documents SmartPile Projects Newport Fishing Pier Bridge Bent            100 40 96 30 2C 59 blow 00779 bdt Page Up        Data Calculations  e    Blow Number                                      779 ot  784             Basic D
74. kin Temp         Avg Core Temp   77 Differential Core to Skin      temperature  Deg F        88858288888                                                                        Ssesegoga  SSCC CESSES 9 SBPSESSEss 9 9          Time    Strain During Pile Cure         Avg Pile Comp  Pre Stress   183uE        00  0 961      70 52     9   00 A0 96 1A CB 65 S1        00 A0 96 1A CB 65 52    microstrain  uE        E   00 A0 96 1A CB 7D S1    Logger stopped  collecting for 10 hours                                                                                           E                    5555555               Time       opecific User Instructions Page 42 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY        Jeeo SMARTPILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0    Download the SmartPile amp  Review Application   In order to download the latest version of the SmartPile   Review software  begin  by accessing the Smart Structures Customer Portal   https   smartstructures thingworx com Thingworx      If successful  you will be presented with a screen similar to that on the top right   Log in with your provided user account information  which will subsequently  open the Main Portal Screen similar to that on the bottom right     Click on the Download Link Icon on the right had side of the Installer to begin the  download process  red box   Make sure that you download the files first to  your computer  and only then open them to install the program          SVARTSTRUCTURES                   Data Portal Data       
75. mber Combine Blows                 Session Fix Utilities            ne        SMARTPILE         When collecting data on two different acquisition stations for the same pile  the  user will end up with two sets of blow data  each starting with blow 1  This fix  utility will allow the user to renumber blows so sets of blow data can be  combined as follows    1  Identify the last blow of the original drive session  note the number     2  Identify the drive session that need to be combined with the original  drive session in the Target Directory box  green box   It should be  noted that this utility will only function if both sessions have the same  radio ID  which should be the case since the sessions contain data  collected from the same pile     3  Enter the number of the last blow of the original drive session  see step  1  in the Blow Adjustment box  red box    4  Begin the renumbering by clicking on the Renumber Blows button   purple box     5  Once completed  you can copy the updated blows  using the Windows  File explorer  to the Original Blows Directory and rerun the drive session  with the both sets of blow data     Remove Empty Blows   Update Pile Penetrations   Renumber Combine Blows   Change Project  amp  Location   Purge Sessions   Support      Use this utility when you want to renumber the blows of a given drive set                            Note that if no Blow Adjustment is entered  i e  left at zero   then nothing is  done  Also  the user can enter a negative n
76. n creating to Directory   the packed drive session   C  Documents and Settings 4nn My Documents      Projects 5R21 over Black Creek       Site_Bent  1 Pile  DriveData zip  Delete Packed Blow Data                   Session Exists  Project Directory Exists   CO verwribe                                 Cancel       Basic Data Review Page 17 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY     Jeeo SMARTPILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0       Load a Previously Created Session   By selecting the Session Configuration menu option  red box   the  most recently loaded Session Configurations  up to 25  are shown   which obviously have already been unpacked   The user can either       do    Review    Session Loaded 0 Display Skip        PLO   00 Tip PLD   00    1595 Design BuildBridge 25 Bent 1 Pile3      Summary Data   Session Raper   Session Catalog   _ Reset Graphs Cortigurason              Capacty               Newport Fishing PierBnidge Bent 9 Pilel    175 WideningiJ5 over Fletcher Pier 4L Piled    Select Session Configuration                                            Tewksbury TestingTestPile Bent   Pile   Tewksbury Testing  estPile_ Bent H Pile6                            1 f th fi ti   t th S   t S 1 Tewksbury TestingTestPile Bent F PileA Test Pile    Modulus of Elasticity   5461      0 Total Capacity   Fixed Je Kips    select one o ese configurations  or selec e 5  elect session Tels Totales        GP REESE           5                  TT SEXE Wd    Feet Wave Speed 3 13200 Ft sec 0  Configura
77. ncrete is kept out of the screw head slots when the piles are poured     On site Installation of Items included in the Installation Kit   In the casting yard  the items included in the Installation Kit are installed  This  includes installation of the Suspension and Dataport Assemblies as well as connecting  all these items using the Tip Extension Cable  The work also includes proper dressing  of all exposed cables        Basic Data Review Page 8 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY               SMARTPILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL    Check System Prior to Pile Casting   Prior to casting  the installation of all items is inspected and checked  Once verified   the SmartPile   Workstation is connected to the system to verify its functionality and  performance  If the system operates correctly  a Pre cast State Stamp is issued     If applicable  epoxy can be applied to the Dataport housing before pile casting     Pour Concrete   While pouring the concrete  special attention must be given to ensure that the  SmartPile   system is not damaged either by having concrete dropped right on top of  the sensing elements  or by careless vibrator use     Check System after Pile Casting   After the pour has been completed  the SmartPile   Workstation is once again  connected to the system to verify system functionality and performance  If the  system operates correctly  a Post cast State Stamp is issued  A copy of this State  Stamp can be given to the appropriate yard personnel for quality and integrity  
78. ndorp   1888      From the above it 15 obwious that the early  development of THOWAVE was heavily affecte  by the offshore ol  amp  gas industry  just as the  United States Federal Highway Administration                   REVISION 4 0    Appendices Page48 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY     eee SMARTPILE    and the New York Department of Transportation  had a strong infiuence on the development of       WEAP program in the United States   By  the late 19805 and earty 1890 s there were  several features added to the program 10       DATA REVIEW MANUAL    SINWAVE module to cover the development of  and Berminghamrmer          that this module strictly yeaking   doesn t belong       REVISION 4 0    address needs in the pile foundation industry in   compared t                    to know the minimum amount of steel required  to alow pile driving without loss of quality and    Since the main function of the       In the second half of the 1870 s  when THO  program  it was well known that the Smith  algonthm gave approximate solutions and some  major problems were known  van Weele  1884   a A falling ram with the same impedance  as the pile did not result in a block   lt   cm  according to the theory  a           im    Baias Ge  in     with diac amm of  numerical c while it should nat        ji  ni  H          still some energy  as they    TNOWAVE signal          technology was  extended to pile integrity testing  and in 1888 the  SITWAVE module was released  Later that year  the modul
79. ns when two  Dutch companies  Heerema and         together          1875 Heerema performed research at the    THO laboratories to investigate sol behavior  dring p  e diving io dewelop models for p  e  driveability analysis  elaborating on the work  done by       Coyle and G C  Gibson in the  siress wave application in their development of       Hydroblok  which lead     the release of  PILEWAVE in 1874        Following the release of PILEWAVE  TNO  program  While     was considered     use  Smiths algorithm as the basis for such a  program  it was decided to use the method of  characteristics instead  and the first issue of the  program TNOWAVE was released in 1978  In  the following years much work was done to  better understand the dynamic sol model  parameters and to establish signal matching          was released in 1882     In the second half of the 1980 s THOWAVE was  extended to vibratory pile Pulli prediction   again in response to developr  offshore     amp  gas industry  At that      the  theones to predict the performance of a vibro          Mn         proach is valid for relatively  dud pides                few                            ans andi  offshore      long pile is not moving as a single  lumped mass  and stress wave phenomena  have to be taken into account  Using the method  of charactenstics the VOPWAVE module was  developed  and following its release in 1988 it  trate that long offshore piles  could be installed with vibro hammers  Jonker  amp   Midde
80. ogram       TNOWAVE in the late 1970 s based on HBG s friction model extension for the                                   in the field       3 cation fur chiventilily dades Rs         humeris     atory hammers  VDPWAVE   signal matching for Dynamic Load   Testing                      Pile Integrity Testing signal matching  SITWAVE   and  Stainamic simulation  STNWAVE             The paper will also highlight the algonthms behind the THOWAVE program finally  and identify areas for further development to enhance the capabilities of the  THOWAVE program     The Dutch author Jaap ter Haar once remarked  that  he who lives in the present and doesnt  know the past  floats aimlessly and dangerously  into the future     In response to that observation   Ter Hasr spent 5 years in the early 1970s  writing a series of four books covering the Dutch  history from the prehistory to the then present   Hawing spent more than 3D years dealing with  the Wave    Solution based on the    Equation  Method of Characteristics  the author is regularty  reminded how true this observation is   che    __ ___         and                             outcome of multi   al and multi disciplinary efforts        Last year  during the 7  Intemational  Conference on the Application of Stress Wave  Theory to Piles in Kuala Lumpur  Malay       authors experience with the method of  characteristics with the focus on the algorithm  used in THOWAVE  This paper will expand on  that topic by looking at the subject of 
81. ork was done in the Netherands  by A   Verduin in 1858  and some 25 years before it  was done here in the United States  by         Goble in 1804            Just as Glanville can be considered the father of  PDA  Isaacs can be considered the first to ever  use wave equations for modeling pile driving   But apart from that  he should also be  remembered for his insights on the issue of  safety factors  In an article published in 1831 in  the Journal of the Insttuten of Engineers  subject   visa                                            include a  factor of ignorance   The         pair ena ae  the factor    safely     a  factor of  ignorance      then allowed m respect fo  these possible conditions  fhe manner of    iiy     or ime margin of safely        loss in case of failure  and      overal  factor of safety    wil  then be equal fo the            DATA REVIEW MANUAL    Page 47    product of fhe true factor af safety with  the  factor of ignorance    p  305     This way of dealing with safety factors was and    remains extremely insightful  and is just another  example why it is important to know the past        for a free         not interacting with shaft friction or  toe resistance  After all  the method is based on  the phenomenon that stress waves propagate    unaltered with a charac stress wave  velocity  In 1858 Dutch scientist     de Josseling  de Jong proposed    model to incorporate the toe  resistance into the method of characteristics   Fig  1   and then in 1874
82. port 120   e Drive Data                       ioo                    Item                 Stress  AN   I  E      published data is based on the currently loaded session  Captured data and be  36   reports can also be uploaded directly to the Portal for customer review       us   https   smartstructures thingworx com Thingworx    iod iu  d dc Md         C Users Rich Documents SmartPile Projects I595 DB Bridge 000031 Pier 7 Pile 11100 A0 96 29 A2 14 blow 01435 bdf Page Up ES         Calculations      Session Configuration loaded  1595 DB Bridge 000031 Pier 7 Pilei1 ssn                5 c            opecific User Instructions Page 34 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY     Jeeo SMARTPILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0             SmartPile   Fix Utilities                       A series of utilities exist within SmartPile   Review to edit and correct details                             Delete Current Blow                       TipGages Summary Osie   Session Repot   Sesion Catsiog   Reset Graphs Configuration   Caicustons              os    about the currently loaded Session or perform routine maintenance  cleanup   5 UE C AME         Averaged Tip   NaN             Session AutoRun 1 5  Review Bad Blows    levem ate Stamp                                                      These utilities are intended to correct or update Session Configurations when an    e                 Meme     entry error was made during the setup process in Acquisition      mistakes were pipe      made during dat
83. r from 10096 the likelihood of pile damage increases  Generally speaking  results interpretation of the  pile impedance based damage analysis is recommended as follows     10096   No issues detected regarding a change in pile impedance  9996   8096   Minor signal issues detected possibly indicating slight pile damage  79    6090   More significant issues detected indicating possible pile damage    Less than 60     Major issues detected  seek qualified professional assessment    Appendices          55 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY       eo0 SMART PILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0    Pre Stress Based Damage Analysis    An alternate material integrity analysis method involving the    Significant effort is currently applied to monitoring of static pre stress levels  specifically changes     ensure the integrity of the pile top during within the core of the concrete material yields a different    driving through the use of adequate pile level of insight regarding the structural integrity of the pile     cushions  and constant visual monitoring Because the embedded strain instrumentation is positioned    and inspection techniques  With EDC  in the pile core prior to pile casting and subsequent pre     similar levels of oversight are now applied   Stressing  the instrumentation can monitor the pre stress    independent of accessibility  levels  even at the pile tip  which for obvious reasons cannot  be monitored once pile driving has started  But it is at this  very location where
84. res pile pre stress and driving stresses  i e  tip stresses   required driving resistance residual stresses  total stresses  and pile tip resistance   e   teliminates PDA installation pile preparation time at jobsite     t provides for high levels of pile integrity monitoring   e   teliminates climbing leads at the job site for gauge installation     t provides for an efficient means for monitoring pile re strikes       t provides constant monitoring of pile driving energy e Instrumented piles require no special handling by the contractor   e   trecords pile driving data history e  t provides additional features for pile manufacturing and   e Instrumentation is calibrated before every installation installation quality control    Following a short system introduction  this manual describes in 27 steps  the data review process with the SmartPile   system  It is important  that these steps are followed strictly  and it is therefore suggested that this manual be carefully reviewed before the actual work is started  so  that any questions or concerns can be addressed prior to the actual work  In case you require additional support or clarifications from Smart  Structures  Inc   don t hesitate to do this  The best way to contact Smart Structures is by calling  866  640 2993 and then entering 1 for support     Introduction Page 3 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY     Jeeo SMARTPILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0    Contents                                   ____________ __________   _  
85. ridge 000032 Pier 3_PileO ssn   I195SR112 Bridge 870333 Bent 4 Pile3 ssn    1  From the Session Listing  double click on a given Session to begin  calculating the total storage  during the calculation the updating count  will increment until all blows in the session have been accounted for   green box   once the calculation is complete the total storage to be  freed up is displayed to the user along with the available storage and  total disk size  red box     2  Click the Purge Selected button to remove the Session and all associated  blow data  this will automatically update the Session Listing and all Pile  Statistics    3  Continue the process until all Sessions to be purged are removed                Note   It is recommended that the hard disk on the workstations is defragmented on a  regular basis to improve acquisition performance        opecific User Instructions Page 41 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY     Jeeo SMARTPILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0    Additional Capabilities  The SmartPile system has additional capabilities extending beyond the  installation of driven piles  including        Measuring and recording the actual pre stress of concrete pilings at the  time of manufacture       Monitoring and recording the actual skin vs  core thermal curing profile  of pilings during manufacture      Monitoring of the completed structure post construction   e Monitoring specific segments of piles  i e  scour elevation to tip     Pile Core to Skin Temp Profile        Avg S
86. riving hammer and  that these waves propagate through the hammer cushion in a  longitudinal fashion  If any internal waveform artifacts  e g  those  generated by unsecure metal hammer leads slapping the pile  the pile  slapping the template due to lateral stresses  or a poorly aligned  hammer helmet contacting the top side of the pile  are detected  a  flashing red indicator labeled  mechanical error  will appear  black  box  so that corrective action can be initiated immediately     Basic Data Review    Page 28    DATA REVIEW MANUAL    REVISION 4 0              Ore SmartPile    Review  Blow Data Display and Reporting    8                                  File Session Configuration Import Export AcquireData Publish Help      SMARTPILE        ia       Review Session Loaded   Mechanical Error  Session Configuration  Raw  Blow Data          cages   Tip Gages   Summary Date   Session Report   Session Catalog   _  Reset Graphs  gH        Clic to n          Accel Auto Fix  Invert Channel          invert Tip Accel  500 0 i   amp            00                 2            Accel                     450 0 E I 0 20          r9     Tip Accel                    400 0 Tip Strain          350 0  300 0  250 0        200 0     8 150 0             100 0    Li               ED                a                          Top PLD  3733  Tip PLD  74640   Fred kcDampingCoefficent    05                         2 2092            Factor             Y       Wave Speed  3800    Fixed Case Method          
87. roke     4900               US 90 over Perdido River480218 Bent 8 Pile7 49 BPM  Tewksbury TestingTestPile Bent B Pile2          TENER       175 Wideningi75 over Fletcher Pier 4L Pile2   4 3 9 10 29                  175 Over Alligator             10069 Bent 3L  Pile2 iiri          442        ips  Tewksbury TestingTestPile Bent A Pilel2               Compression       DBRef 2  Tewksbury TestingBridge A Bent A Pilel        Tip Compression V Nom  Resistance Achievec  Tewksbury TestingTestPile Cast 3 Pile                   Tewksbury TestingTestPile Cast 2 Pile6 ae a       Tewksbury TestingTestPile Cast 2 Pilel     Tewksbury TestingTestPile_Cast 1_Pilel d  Max Tension Stress                                       37 Blow Count          Ksi  Max Top Compressive Stress          Length to Max Tension feet       Residual Stresses Top Ksi                      Residual Stresses Tip    sum      Gear     TipData  Stresses  Ksi       09  Ovenide  3 G Users Rich Documents SmartPile Projects I75 Widening i75 over Fletcher Pier 4L Pile 2 00 A0 96 30 2C 49_blow 00552 bdf      Session Comparison Spreadsheet Created  C  Users Rich Desktop I75 Widening i75 over Blow Number    Fletcher_Pier 4L_Pile2_SessionComparison xls    Load    552       552    SMARTPILE USER MANUAL    3719 LNVNS eee       DATA ACQUISITION    September 2012   Version 4 0  Smart Structures  Inc    324    2nd Street Pike   13   Southampton  PA 18966       Page 30 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY     Jeeo SMARTPILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL R
88. rp  P   Reiding           af D uiti       Middendorp  P  Bielefeld  M W 1995  Sunrmamic             Phenomena  First Internatic           Vanover       Saint Venant  B    1867  Memo  Pr rin 2  ser XIL pp 237 376                 1951  a a ppe a          wave equation     Journal of Soil Mechanics and       REVISION 4 0    Appendices FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY    Page 53       eo0 SMART PILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0          an Hamme  ETSI  Jamz J W  Bomer  Hand Arentsen      1974  Hydroblok and Improved  Pile Driving Analysis  De Ingenieur  Vol 86  no 8  pp  344 352  The Netherlands        Appendices          54 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY       eo0 SMART PILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0    Appendix 2   Interpretation of SmartPile   EDC Measured Pile  Integrity         Results    Introducing Measured Pile Integrity            The SmartPile    EDC system uses the output value MPI  Measured Pile Integrity  to report on the concrete pile  integrity  MPI is a composite function that uses two parallel and independent analysis methods     e The first based on the traditional detection of change in pile impedance  22 21  using a Wave Up  analysis method  similar to the PDI BTA method       The second based on changes in the pre load stresses in the concrete pile as measured by the  embedded instrumentation  specifically the top and tip strain gauges     Pile Impedance Based Damage Analysis    The change in pile impedance interpretation  22 21  is based on a signal analy
89. rsion 3 72    50 00                     MEUM                                                          wrrw    aw  100     50 00            100 00       E                 a   150 00  3 JM SPA IP NA V in                          250 00     300 00   MPI trip point to lower reporting range                             LI   LI   LI        LI   LI        LI                                 LI   LI   LI   LI             LI   LI   LI        LI   LI                  LI   LI   LI   LI            S  LI  a                                      2          o          LI          350 00     400 00 Plot Area      Blow Number                   Preload Delta Top Strain Preload Delta Tip Strain    1                                     LL  MC EE              Chart Area        Figure 5        blue  and Top  green  measured pre load deltas  above   and corresponding reported       values  below     US19 over Barge Canal Site  Pier 3 Pile 2  Measured Pile Integrity  MPI     SmartPile TM  Review Version 3 72    110 00       100 00  90 00  80 00  70 00  60 00           o                reporting material disturbance detected  5096            MEN    40 00    MPL        30 00    20 00    10 00       50 00      0 00    0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800     Blow Number   SmartPile         Appendices          60        EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY       SMART PILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0       lt             in      P                 T   2 UE     gt   2       gt    2                   T                  
90. rt Export AcquireData Publish Help                 SmartPile  Review has 2 modes of operation  Sue                                           Session Configuration   Raw Bow pata   Top Gages   Tip Gages   Summary Data   Session Report   Session Catalog          Graphs Configuration   Calculations   Capacy               i                  Save anion       Live   In this mode  SmartPile   Review is combined with  end Em          gt   SmartPile   Acquisition to provide real time monitoring data ee e aA a R           A  a n a lys   5    Pile Physical Dimensions  Concrete Specific Weight    0 15 KIPs ft3     Pile Length 1 000 Feet Wave Speed    _ 13200 Ft sec    Offline Review  E In this mode  SmartPile9 Review is run Pile Marker Increment 1 000 Fixed Jc Damping Coefficient   0 4  stand alone to replay and report      a previously recorded  d Dimension 1 000 Inches    Session Unit                              Mid Gage to Pile Tip 1 000 nits Radio 1 ID     English DBRef 1 Kips    Firmware Version    Regardless of mode  SmartPile   Review performs the same ery                Nom  Resistance Achieve  Tip Cross Section Area 1 000 Calculated Wave Speed    calculations and reports the same kind of results  SmartPile              2 war Top Compre Sue  Void Diameter    _ 1 000 Inches    Acquisition stores raw sensor data  while SmartPile   Review endotvoidtoTop          processes this          set and generates reports  end et Vldtoe M IN                                           Energy   
91. s the front end signal conditioning design requirements  the SmartPile   EDC system utilizes the  latest state of the art  low power  high performance instrumentation design  layout  and military standard  fabrication practices  Instrumentation grade components are carefully selected to ensure both precision and  stability  The result is an active strain sensing and measurement system with built in thermal compensation  that can withstand the rigors of concrete casting  curing  and deep foundation installation process     Appendices Page61 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY       eo0 SMART PILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0       Figure 7  Embedment strain gauge manually chiseled out of solid Figure 8  Another embedment strain gauge extraction  now showing  24  PSC pile end to show encapsulation effectiveness and material close up of bonding effectiveness of waffle pattern  Note the  bonding  Note the lack of any visible material voids in surrounding negative image of the pattern visible in loose piece of concrete  concrete above  rotated     Conclusion    During pile driving it is important to continually consider the pile integrity  especially during hard driving  conditions  Quite often this is done based on a pile impedance based damage analysis  but the SmartPile     EDC system includes a second and completely independent analysis method  the pre stress based damage  analysis  If either of these analysis methods indicates that damage of the pile tip is likely  it is strongly
92. s well the current Station Station Key  From Windows 7  are  included along with the revision and build date     parison Spreadsheet Created  C  Users Rich Desktop I75 Widening_i75 over Blow Number  i 5    Session              e  Fletcher Pier 4L Pile2 SessionComparison xl       5   of  552                 Basic Data Review Page 31 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY     Jeeo SMARTPILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0       Part 3  Specific User Instructions       opecific User Instructions Page 32 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY     Jeeo SMARTPILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0    Specific User Instructions                         i  Reviewing a StateStamp   jp   Amnu                 State Stamps are sets of data captured to                           e verify system installation connectivity Wt nw ERE  e confirm static sensor reading levels within pre defined ranges                T   cs  Unpack Dawe Seni         rii Sina Ag    e collect system configuration information prior to  and during the  manufacture of concrete pilings     Change Default Data Dwectory     Store Filtering Defaults Mis Sain     View Calc Times       Quit Smart              The State Stamp is mainly provided to verify the system when piles are being  manufactured  The State Stamp can also be useful at the job site as a quick and  easy way to quickly capture critical pile health detail information     A State Stamp only requires the user to input a slightly reduced Pile  Configuration that includes Project Details
93. se follow Specific User Instructions Item E at the end of  this manual      This manual is applicable to SmartPile   Review version 4 0 and  higher  Any older versions of Review need to be updated at this time     Finally  create a  SmartPile  folder in your  My Documents  directory        Basic Data Review Page 12 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY    Basic Data Review     eee SMARTPILE    Start SmartPile   Suite   SmartPile amp  Review   From the Windows Start menu  start the program with one of the  following selections    Start Programs SmartPile   Suite 4 0  gt  SmartPile Suite 4 0    Or  Start Programs SmartPile   Review 4 05 SmartPile Review 4 0    Set the Initial Data Directories   The first time you start up SmartPile   Suite Review  you will be  prompted to identify where the SmartPile   data will be located  red  box   Browse to highlight the target folder in the window  and then  click on the Choose Dir Button to confirm  The recommended  location is the  SmartPile  folder in your  My Documents  directory   see step 3      Note    If you wish to relocate this data at a later time  you can select a new  location using the following menu option    File Change Default Data Directory    DATA REVIEW MANUAL         SmertPile EDC Simulator                   REVISION 4 0              Ore SmartPile    Review  Blow Data Display and Reporting          File Session Configuration Import Export Acquire Data Publish                         SMARTPILE    Revie O Display Skip          Re
94. sis technique of the Wave Up  signal involving a search for abruptly occurring waveform artifacts during the time that the stress wave travels  from the top of the pile to the tip and back up to the top  0  lt     lt  2L c  with   the length of the pile and c the  wave speed   The magnitude of any detected anomalies is appropriately weighted and the impedance ratio   Znew Zold  is reported as a percentage  albeit that any values less than 51are reported as O  This is based on  the fact that any values below 6096 already indicate significant issues with the pile  with the actual value  providing little to no additional insight     It is important to note that the change in pile impedance damage analysis approach is most effective in  detecting horizontally oriented defects that affect the pile cross section  such as in the case of tension cracks    and is NOT meant to provide any insight into vertically oriented material damage unless or until the damage  results in a reduction in cross sectional area     The method of pile impedance based damage detection is most effective during  softer  driving  which creates  higher tension stresses in the pile  because during  harder  driving damage is more likely near the pile tip due  to the increase in the compressive stresses in the pile  to basically double the original value when driving into  very hard material      While the interpretation of these values is subjective  it is obvious that as the reported MPI values deviate  furthe
95. the Wave  Equation Solution application in pile foundation   from a different angle  what can we    technology  learn from the developments in the recent past     not only to prevent us        ficating aimlessly           ee     see more cleary how and in which areas to  improve the current technology     In the 1860 s a Frenchman           Barre de Saint  Venant  applied the principles of conservation of  mass and momentum to the water flow      an  open channel The application resulted in two  quasi Snear differential equations  for which de  Saint Venant produced a theoretical solution  the  so called method      characteristics  This  method was then used for a variety of hydrology          Appendices Page46     FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY    Appendices     eee SMARTPILE    related issues  such as to predict the  propagation of tidal waves  based on the work of  J  Massau and        Schonfield     Starting in the 19305 Saint Venant s equa     dud dn  such as by LH  Donnell in the United States         bass in Australia  and W H  Glanville in  England  In 1938 the latter directed the first  comprehensive study aimed at understanding  cracking in concrete piles at both the top and the  bottom during pile driving  As part of this work   measurements were taken durimg pile driving  using what was considered at that time portable  equipment in a construction trailer  As such  Glanville is truly the pioneer in the field of PDA   as it would take some 18 years before similar  w
96. tion   Review       Key   LZM2A ILKIR SYD7G THCPQ UXIZQ_    Licenses  Keys  and Expirations are managed by a Workstation Key by  Smart Structures  Please contact SSI if you have problems with your  Licensing with any of the SmartPile   Tool Suite  Review  Suite  Match              Application   Sagnal Match  oriri      a  nn       Key     HEPY3 HU28K 8685W CNTO  24010         Application     Simulate ms          mmartPie Review 4 1 4393 06 8702902 26076 3013 01 19 09  01 4 x   1        5   m u   ate               5 12 00359 O8M 20026857 5 2130202095817 x Key   HEPY3 HU2SK 8685W CNTQJ 24010 1              Renew 4 1 6477  O   M 0011903 001 1340 18 12441                ThingWerx                SmartPile   Definitions              ___    _  Session Configuration Data is the data entered during the Data Tae          4 1230    Acquisition phase before starting a Session  It includes User  ID  Biss po mem  Data  Project Data  Structure  Location  Data  and Pile Configuration bang                   Details and Driving Criteria                            Bar       During a Session  Raw Blow Data are recorded  and a completed                                          Session includes both Session Configuration and Raw Blow Data  coum                         amp  Reflect 00 A0 96 0D F5 BE_blow 03084    SmartPile   Acquisition is the tool used to perform all    Sane         SmartPile 00 AD 96 0D F5 BE_blow 03086    necessary tasks to create a complete Session file  6                      
97. tion  which will allow the user to browse for other Sessions     cmn urb ey            DOM     Inches Pile Tip UP Soil Rate Factor Ssnd 92     u ow a 9      TestingTestPie Bent C Piles Multi Peak Top Strain  AirfHydraukc Hammer    0 00 Stroke Toe feet                                                                        Once the selected Session is successfully loaded  the Review Session EM                            Loaded indicator will turn green  blue box   and a pop up window cid        i              E      J    showing the number of blows that have been indexed and loaded will                 xm      appear very briefly  after which the following message box will      ia recens  appear  which is further described in step 12     s                            Tip Elevation Feet maston wave                               000 Residual Stresses Tip    Som                To ensure highest accuracy of results  Ds SmartPile    Review  Blow Data Display and Reporting      please run through the entire drive File Session Configuration Import Export Acquire Data Publish               session prior to reviewing specific blows                               8  Session Configuistion   a Biom          Top Gages          Gages   Summary          Semion Reperi   Semion            Reset Graphs    Continue        Project                   P sne Semon         Display Skip               00   Tp PLO       Contiguntion                        Came   s      Frac x DanorgCoettcert   05    Pie Tip
98. tracking purposes     Basic Data Review Page 9    REVISION 4 0    ANTENNA      BE MOUNTED  ALONG THE PILE CENTERLINE                   ATTACH      GAUGE EXTENSION CABLE TO  UNDERSIDE OF STRAND USING NYLON  WIRE TIES EVERY 6 FT OR AS REQUIRED                   ANTENNA TO A DEPTH OF 3 4   INTO THE FACE OF THE CONCRETE    ABOVE TOP GAUGE ASSEMBLY  SEE SHEET 2                   GAUGES SECURED IN PLACE  USING NYLON WIRE TIES  2                  SIDE GASKETS SHOWN  IN PLACE FOR CASTINGS       LID SEAL GASKET       POTTED AREA  PROVIDES A  WATER TIGHT  SEAL       FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY     Jeeo SMARTPILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0    Transport finished SmartPiles to the Job Site    Data Acquisition   The data acquisition using the SmartPile  Workstation is described in the Data    Acquisition Manual    SMARTPILE USER MANUAL  It is essential that the system is properly configured prior to the start of the data  collection to ensure that the data is recorded correctly  This configuration as well as  the actual data recording is done with the Data Acquisition software within the  SmartPile  Suite     ERIEEETZEEII      DATA ACQUISITION    September 2012   Version 4 0  Smart Structures  Inc    324    2nd Street Pike   13   Southampton       18966    Data Review  The analysis of the recorded data  either during data acquisition on site or at a later  date in the office  is described in the Data Review Manual     SMARTPILE USER MANUAL    This review is done using the Data Review
99. uabon solution on the methods of   ara teristics is the result of multi national and           similar efforts        that rather than from a  narrowly focused effort                      eo       Nanktgsboren          den        1988  Crack    Application of Stress Wave Theory on Piles   Ottawa  Canada             Middendorp     1992  Improved pile                             Parce Klee            Waves  The Hague  Halkema          FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY     eee SMARTPILE    De Josselin De Tong        1956            gebeurt er m de  grond nens het                What happens m the soil              Ingenieur        25  Breda  The             Esposito  G Courage  WMG  van Foeken        J000  Applicaton gf Sires Wine Method io                                  76 13      Vols     Goble  G G   Eausche      1980     Pile Driveubility             DIES 14 Int  Conf  Numerical       in chy and in sand for pile drivability snalysis   Ground Engineering   Husseim       amd Goble  GG  2004    A Href  History of the Application of Stress Wave Theory to  Piles   Practices and Trends    Deep Foundations  2004  Geotechnical Special Publication No  125   pp  186     201  ASCE  Los Angeles       Isaacs  D V  1931              Formulae  Journal i d the            of Engineers  Australia  Vol 3  No  9  September  pp  305   323       DATA REVIEW MANUAL          mie  International Seminar on the Application of                on Numerical methods       Offshore Pilling  Nantes     Middendo
100. uccessive blows using PageUp     0 DBRef 1 Kips     DBRef 2 2            PageDown  or      loading blows individually using the Load Button        S IDA             2 0       00   0 96 30 10      blow 00019 bdf     00   0 96 30 10      blow 00020 bdf     00 A0 96 30 10 E3 blow 00021 bdf    1 00 Max Tip Compressive Stress    automatically  by selecting the File     Start Stop Session AutoRun  menu option  or using the Ctrl S hotkey      1 00 Max Tension Stress  O 00 A0 96 30 10 E3 blow 00022 bdf     00 A0 96 30 1D E3 blow 00023 bdf     00 A0 96 30 1D E3 blow 00024 bdf    0 00 Length to        Tension feet    0 00 Residual Stresses Top       Residual Stresses                          Data                      When using the automatic review  the play back speed of the Review  Session can be configured in the Session Catalog Tab using the Auto   Delay field  red box   The number selected represents the play back           e  delay between blows  in seconds     File Session Configuration Import Export AcquireData Publish                                             To speed up the automatic review  the system can save processing  time by not displaying the graphical results for a recurring set interval               block of blows  Note that the results will still be calculated  just not            00 A0 96 30 10 E3 blow 00006 bdf    displayed on the initial run through  The number of consecutive    2 5  blows that should be skipped is specified in the Display Skip field          
101. umber in the Blow Adjustment box     If no other utilities need to be used  the user can click on the Quit button  black  box   Please note  however  that this will cause the session to be cleared and  before the review can continued the session should be reloaded  see step 11     Subsequent to these changes  it is recommended that the updated drive session  be packed and submitted to the portal        opecific User Instructions Page 39 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY     Jeeo SMARTPILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0       omartPile amp  Fix Utilities   Change Project  amp  Location  E Sarie sesion tii    The Project Name  Location  Structure  and Pile Number all uniquely identify the   smanTeneE                 placement of data on the hard drive and cannot be changed anywhere but in this SG    cuni Seis               Use this utility when you want to change the current project location information to map to a different project and location  Note that the prior  directory will be renamed and the session file will be updated to reflect the new location           utility  It should be noted that changes made by this utility alter not only the  Session details but also the directory names          175 Over Cow Pen Slough NB  170110 Bent W4 PileW3 ssn    Project Name 175 Over Cow Pen Slough NB   Structure 170110  City Sarasota  Description  County District 1    To alter the project and location data  the corrected information must be   M  entered  red box   after which the utility
102. ve me  Void Diameter    1 000 Inches   Max      Compressive Stress  EndofVoidtoTop    1 000 Feet i Max Tension Stress    The appropriate option can be selected from the Import Export pull iano          B6                  et    Residual Stresses Top Ksi      d OW n           n u B        Blow Se eae        Residual Stresses Tip   sum         based on wave speed    lw     Final Tip Elevation Feet       ta                                              7 Gear    Tip Data    MPI 06     Override    Reset Zooms        zu       Numb  Page Dn  x   ra            Importing Comparison Files   An Excel template macro has been developed that allows the user to  import PDI   Session Data for comparison purposes  The PDI export  assignments should be set as follows    Q1 RX6     Q2 RX4                 5    Q4 TSX  Q5 CSX  Q6 CSB  Q7 STK  Q8 EMX  Q9 BTA       Fixed Jc 204    Fixed Jc Total Capacity  Kips                             SmartPile TM  Review Version 4    Specific details regarding the process are found in the  ntroduction  Tab  first worksheet  of the generated comparison file  These details caloris           are also included as Appendix 2 in this manual           Basic Data Review Page 29 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY    Basic Data Review     eee SMARTPILE    End a Review Session  To properly end a Review Session  it is strongly recommended that  the Session is cleared from the system by selecting the following    menu option  Session Configuration  gt  Clear Current Session  red 
103. view Session Loaded    Session Configuration    Raw  Blow Data          Gages   Tip Gages   Summary Data   Session Report   Session Catalog      Reset Graphs    User   Project                              Top PLD   00   Tip PLO 00    FxedicDampmgCoeffcent    os      PieTpUPSO        52   Rate Factor             Y                                                         System Idle  Blow Number      7      aif                      13          Method  Ore Identify the Default Directory for SmartPile Data  No Pile Jc Kips  Savein       Desktop      3 Bp           Pile F ethod                  gt                  Rich fod  4 stem Folder ed  stem Folde R System Folder  Recent Places               n Folder   System Folder Mig feet    Desktop   mE Ref                    FDOT Data       Request         Chane      PDFPlus Do PDFPlus Document         PDF 208 KB PDF 1 68 MB        Drive gps_msgs       Hammers       az PDFPlus Document ae             Excel Worksheet    16 SK B 381 KB  n    Achievec  Computer Bg 1595 Design Build_Bridge       1595 Design Build Bridge d    aa                               Pile3 pes ami       a oft Excel 9 Stress      ThingWorx Notes t  Network Stress  feet  ES Ksi          0 000    Sum  fa     0 000                                   Reset Zooms               SmartPile    Review   Session Configuratio  Rebuild Pile Blow Index    Import Export Acquire          Pubish Help    ia    Review Session Loaded                   0 Display Skip  Restore Deleted Blow   
104. y recommended that this is done                       opecific User Instructions Page 37 FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY     Jeeo SMARTPILE DATA REVIEW MANUAL REVISION 4 0             SmartPile amp  Fix Options     Review Bad Blows mn                           M              Radio interference  bad triggering  and hammer startup shutdown can all              a  produce data that is not useful for calculations and reporting  These so called len eat   UMS               Bad Blows are automatically identified by the software and specifically left out of         2 cbe a   zx  calculations  In addition SmartPile   provides a means of reviewing and even E RE        deleting them from future processing  CU       Unlike the other Session Fix Utilities  this fix option is accessible in SmartPile  Review AFTER the session is run to completion  This feature is also different  than removing  or restoring  Individual Blow Data Files from analysis using the  Session Catalog Tab  see step 21   in that the software specifically scans for  blows flagged as bad  skipping all others until the end of the drive  The goal is to  quickly review and optionally delete all bad suspect blows in the drive        Nom  Resistance Achiever  0 Calculated Wave Speed        000 Max        Compressive Stress                Tip Compressive Stress  000 Max Tension Stress    000 Length to Max Tenson     feet       000 Residual Stresses           Residual Stresses                         0 00 MPI 04                   
    
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