Modeling Inclusions in Deep Foundations Integrity Tested by Thermal Methods

Deep Foundations Institute
Brent Robinson Matthew Baudo
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Deep Foundations Institute
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Oct 7, 2024

Abstract

Matthew Baudo and Brent Robinson PIle Dynamics, Inc. Circular and rectangular deep foundation elements are commonly tested by thermal integrity methods. A multiphysics model was adapted using COMSOL to evaluate the effect on thermal measurements of the size and extent of soil and weak concrete inclusions. The temperature change as measured by nearby wires for small intrusions into the reinforcement cage at and between thermal measurement locations, exposed reinforcement and full cross section contamination are modeled. The modeled temperature versus depth results are analyzed directly as well as using the interpretation recommendations combining placed concrete volume and measured temperature by Piscsalko et al. (2016). A comparison to field measurements is also included. 
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APA: Brent Robinson Matthew Baudo  (2024)  Modeling Inclusions in Deep Foundations Integrity Tested by Thermal Methods

MLA: Brent Robinson Matthew Baudo Modeling Inclusions in Deep Foundations Integrity Tested by Thermal Methods. Deep Foundations Institute, 2024.

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