Publication Details

Wave Equation Analysis of Pile Driving : WEAP Program. Volume II, User's Manual

1976
(FHWA-IP-76-14.2)
/ George G. Goble and Frank Rausche
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1 volume (v, 116 pages)
A computer program was written and tested that performs a realistic Wave Equation Analysis of Piles driven by any type of impact hammer. Conventional pile and soil models were used in addition to both a thermodynamic model for diesels and refined mechanical hammer models.

The program development was aimed at providing a simple input and both a flexible and extensive output that includes automatic plotting capabilities. Pile Driving Hammer data were prepared and stored in a file for most of the commonly encountered models. The computer language is FORTRAN IV.

The program was extensively tested against measured pile top force and velocity data and against measure diesel combustion pressure and stroke. This volume is the second in a series.
"July 1976"
Chapter 1. Introduction --
Chapter 2. The Basic Program Flow --
Chapter 3. Short Input --
Chapter 4. Complete Input --
Chapter 5. Additional Input Examples --
Chapter 6. Output Description --
Chapter 7. Wave Equation Examples --
Metric Conversion Factors
Federal Highway Administration (FHWA)
[Washington, DC]
OCLC No.
2714638
Subject(s)
Bearing capacity
Bearing piles
Computer programming
Computer programs
Concrete
Manuals
Needs assessment
Output
Pile driving
Support piles
Properties of materials
Soils
Structural analysis
Wave equations
All Authors/Contributors
Goble, George G.
Rausche, Frank

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