TY  - BOOK
AU  - Chowdhury, Ankita Roy (PT400116)
AU  - Kapasi, Sanjeev (Guide)
AU  - Shah, Dhara (Guide)
TI  - Comparative study of structural systems for deep water RCC pile berth with respect to various oceanographic and vessel parameters  (Softcopy is also available)
U1  - SD TH-0224 
PY  - 2018///
N1  - CONTENTS 
LIST OF TABLES   4 
LIST OF FIGURES   5 
LIST OF CHARTS   7 
ABBREVIATIONS   9 
CHAPTER 1   12 
Introduction   12 
General.   12 
Need for Study.   13 
Objective.   13 
Scope of Work.   15 
CHAPTER 2   16 
Literature Review   16 
CHAPTER 3   19 
Problem Formulation   19 
General.   19 
Methodology.   19 
Data collection and geometry for RCC pile jetty   21 
Structural Layout  26 
Primary and secondary beams system (P – S System).   26 
Cross section of jetty (P – S System) for different seismic zones and tidal details.   28
 All main beams system (P System).   32 
Cross section of jetty (P System) for different seismic zones and tidal details.   34 
Load data and load combinations    38 
Dead load.   38 
Live load.   38 
Berthing Force.   38 
Mooring Force.   42 
Current Force.   43 
Wave Force.   44 
Hydrodynamic Force.   47 
Wind Force.   49 
Seismic Force.   50 
Load combinations.   51 
Model nomenclature and generation   52 
Model nomenclature.   52 
Model generation.   53 
Selection of pile force evaluation    54 
CHAPTER 4    56 
Results and observations     56 
Results     
Charts for comparison of design forces acting on pile for varying water depths, with respect to seismic zones, pile spacings, soil conditions, vessel types and structural systems.    57 
Charts for comparison of material consumption for varying water depths, with respect to seismic zones, pile spacings, soil conditions, vessel types and structural systems.    82 
Charts for comparison of lateral forces and moments acting on pile for varying wave heights, with respect to seismic zones and depths of water during high tide.     99 
Charts for comparison of lateral forces and moments acting on pile for varying wave heights, with respect to seismic zones and depth of water during low tide.     104 
Observations.    116 
CHAPTER 5    130 
Conclusions and future scopes    130 
Conclusions.    130 
Future scope.     135 
REFERENCES    136

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