LABORATORY AND NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF BORED PILES IMPERFECTIONS USING OPTICAL FIBRE SENSOR

Design and construction of cast in-situ concrete piles (also known as bored piles) are often accompanied with the need to perform instrumented pile load test to validate the load bearing capacity and allowable deformation against structural loadings. Typically, various sensors and Non-Destructive Te...

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Main Author: A.MOHAMAD BEDDELEE, AIZAT AKMAL
Format: Thesis
Language: English
Institution: Universiti Teknologi Petronas
Record Id / ISBN-0: utp-utpedia.20475 /
Published: 2020
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TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General)
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spelling utp-utpedia.204752021-08-23T09:59:47Z http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/20475/ LABORATORY AND NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF BORED PILES IMPERFECTIONS USING OPTICAL FIBRE SENSOR A.MOHAMAD BEDDELEE, AIZAT AKMAL TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) Design and construction of cast in-situ concrete piles (also known as bored piles) are often accompanied with the need to perform instrumented pile load test to validate the load bearing capacity and allowable deformation against structural loadings. Typically, various sensors and Non-Destructive Test (NDT) methods are used to investigate the pile integrity against structural defect, non-conformance, and anomalies of stresses and strains in the pile. Recently, the Distributed Optical Fibre Strain Sensing (DOFSS) through Brillouin Optical Time-Domain Analysis (BOTDA) has been introduced in Malaysian construction industry, particularly as part of advancement in pile load test. 2020-09 Thesis NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/20475/1/Aizat%20Akmal%20A.%20Mohamad%20Beddelee_18003476.pdf A.MOHAMAD BEDDELEE, AIZAT AKMAL (2020) LABORATORY AND NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF BORED PILES IMPERFECTIONS USING OPTICAL FIBRE SENSOR. Masters thesis, Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS.
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topic TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General)
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A.MOHAMAD BEDDELEE, AIZAT AKMAL
LABORATORY AND NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF BORED PILES IMPERFECTIONS USING OPTICAL FIBRE SENSOR
description Design and construction of cast in-situ concrete piles (also known as bored piles) are often accompanied with the need to perform instrumented pile load test to validate the load bearing capacity and allowable deformation against structural loadings. Typically, various sensors and Non-Destructive Test (NDT) methods are used to investigate the pile integrity against structural defect, non-conformance, and anomalies of stresses and strains in the pile. Recently, the Distributed Optical Fibre Strain Sensing (DOFSS) through Brillouin Optical Time-Domain Analysis (BOTDA) has been introduced in Malaysian construction industry, particularly as part of advancement in pile load test.
format Thesis
author A.MOHAMAD BEDDELEE, AIZAT AKMAL
author_sort A.MOHAMAD BEDDELEE, AIZAT AKMAL
title LABORATORY AND NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF BORED PILES IMPERFECTIONS USING OPTICAL FIBRE SENSOR
title_short LABORATORY AND NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF BORED PILES IMPERFECTIONS USING OPTICAL FIBRE SENSOR
title_full LABORATORY AND NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF BORED PILES IMPERFECTIONS USING OPTICAL FIBRE SENSOR
title_fullStr LABORATORY AND NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF BORED PILES IMPERFECTIONS USING OPTICAL FIBRE SENSOR
title_full_unstemmed LABORATORY AND NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF BORED PILES IMPERFECTIONS USING OPTICAL FIBRE SENSOR
title_sort laboratory and numerical simulation of bored piles imperfections using optical fibre sensor
publishDate 2020
url http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/20475/1/Aizat%20Akmal%20A.%20Mohamad%20Beddelee_18003476.pdf
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