Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
120/0060-II/ST2/2010
Object of approval:
ANP Micropiles SAS 550 with load - bearing elements made of reinforcing steel bar ARI-G-55 with diameters 20, 25, 26, 28, 30, 32, 36, 40 and 50 mm and S 555/700 diameter 63,5 mm with thread ribs (B550B) for temporary, semipermanent (extended short term) or permanent use ANP - SYSTEMS GMBH Christophorusstrae 12 5061 Elsbethen/Austria STAHLWERK ANNAHTTE Max Aicher GmbH & Co. KG 83404 Ainring-Hammerau/Germany
Approval holder:
Manufacturer of micropilespecific components and corrosion protection: External quality control: Area of validity:
ANP - SYSTEMS GMBH Christophorusstrae 12 5061 Elsbethen/Austria TVFA GmbH TU Wien Austrian Republic Road Administration NORM EN 14199: 2005 Execution of special geotechnical construction work (special civil engineering, foundations construction / foundation engineering) - piles with small diameters (micropiles) GZ: BMVIT-327.120/0008-II/ST2/2009 Stahlwerk Annahtte: hot rolled, hardened and tempered reinforcing steel with left-hand threads ARI-G-55 with diameters 12, 14, 16, 20, 25, 26, 28, 30, 32, 36, 40 and 50mm according to NORM B 4200-7 (BSt 550) ductility / tensile properties Agt 5% according to ONR 24200-7
Reference:
Reference:
GZ: BMVIT-327.120/0017-II/ST2/2009 Stahlwerk Annahtte: hot rolled, hardened and tempered reinforcing steel with left-hand threads S 555/700 diameter 63,5 mm according to NORM B 4200-7 (Bst 550) ductility / tensile properties Agt 5% according to ONR 24200-7
GZ: BMVIT-327.120/0002-II/ST2/2009 Stahlwerk Annahtte: threaded sleeve joints and threaded anchorage / anchorage couplers for reinforcing steel ARI-G-55 with thread ribs, nominal diameters 12, 14, 16, 20, 25, 26, 28, 30, 32, 36, 40 and 50 mm based on ISO/FDIS 15835-1,2 and NORM B 4200-7 and respectively ONR 24200-7 GZ: BMVIT-327.120/0018-II/ST2/2009 Stahlwerk Annahtte: threaded sleeve joints and threaded anchorage / anchorage couplers for steel bars S 555/700 (Bst 550) with thread ribs, nominal diameter 63,5mm based on ISO 15835-1,2 and NORM B 4200-7 and ONR 24200-7 The approval comprises 12 pages and 17 annexes.
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General Terms
This approval certificate is proof of the usability and applicability of the object of approval in accordance with the state building regulations (BMVIT, Federal Ministry for Transport, Innovation and Technology). The approval is granted and on the basis of nonharmonized technical specifications and without prejudice to third party rights The approval holder is responsible for the building products conformity with the approval and data sheet for the approval and guarantees any assured properties. The approval refers only to the approval holders and manufacturers building product. The BMVIT, Federal Ministry for Transport, Innovation and Technology is authorized to check at the license holders expense whether the regulations/provisions of this approval and the data sheet are complied with. The approval is not granted irrevocably. Provisions may be amended due to new technical findings and standards. The approval certificate may only be copied in its entirety. Texts and drawings in advertising brochures may not contradict the approval certificate.
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II Special Terms
Contents
General Reference standards Description of the micropile system Field of application Construction material and construction product 5.1 Micropile 5.1.1 Properties and classification of the load bearing element 5.1.2 Requirements concerning the load capacity of micropile system 5.2 Pile head 5.2.1 Pile head design 5.2.2 Load transfer on to the structure 5.3 Coupling 5.4 Grouting 6 Service life 6.1 Corrosion protection 6.2 Exposure to corrosion 6.3 Types of micropiles 6.3.1 Micropiles for short term use and semi-permanent use 6.3.2 Micropiles for permanent use 6.3.2.1 Micropiles with standard corrosion protection 6.3.2.2 Micropiles with double corrosion protection 7 Installation of micropiles 8 Inspections 8.1 Material tests 8.2 Load tests 17 annexes 1 2 3 4 5
General
The planning, dimensioning, construction, inspection and supervision of micropiles may only be carried out by companies with expertise, experience and qualified personnel. Responsibilities for planning, dimensioning, construction, inspection and supervision have to be agreed on by contract for the implementation of a building project. The manufacturer guarantees that the micropiles and the corrosion protection are consistent with the approval.
Reference standards
Execution of special geotechnical construction work (special civil engineering, foundations construction/ foundation engineering) - piles with small diameters (micropiles) Eurocode Basis of structural design Eurocode 7 Geotechnical design - Part 1: General rules Steel for the reinforcement of concrete - Requirements, classification and conformity assessment Eurocode 2: Design of concrete structures - Part 1-1: General rules and rules for buildings Steels for the reinforcement of concrete Reinforcement couplers for mechanical splices of bar Part 1: Requirements Part 2: Test methods
NORM EN 1990: 2003 NORM EN 1997-1: 2004 NORM B 4707: 2010 NORM EN 1992-1-1: 2005 ISO 15835-1,2: 2009
NORM EN ISO 15630-1: 2002 ETAG 013: 2002 NORM EN 206-1: 2001 NORM EN ISO 1461: 2000 NORM EN 1537: 2000 NORM EN 12501-1,2: 2003
Steel for the reinforcement and prestressing of concrete Test methods - Part 1: Reinforcing bars, wire rod and wire Guideline for European technical approval of post-tensioning kits for prestressing of structures Concrete - Part 1: Specification performance, production and conformity Hot dip galvanized coatings on fabricated iron and steel articles - Specifications and test methods Execution of special geotechnical work - Ground anchors Protection of metallic materials against corrosion - Corrosion likelihood in soil Part 1: General Part 2: Low alloyed and non alloyed ferrous materials
NORM EN ISO 9001: 2000 NORM EN 445: 2008 NORM EN 446: 2008 NORM EN 447: 2008
Quality management systems - Requirements Grout for prestressing tendons - Basic requirements Grout for prestressing tendons - Test methods Grout for prestressing tendons - Grouting procedures
The load-bearing element of the ANP Micropile SAS 550 is a throughout screwable left-hand reinforcement steel bar with thread ribs ARI-G-55 with diameters 20, 25, 26, 28, 30, 32, 36, 40 and 50mm and S 555/700, diameter 63,5mm for geotechnical applications. The use of the reinforcement steel including the screwed coupler and anchorage is derived from the existing BMVIT approval of the system. The reinforcement steel is classified as an B550B according to NORM B 4707. The micropile is put into the center of a pre-drilled borehole and is then grouted with cement grout. The pile head is made up of a straight square plate locked with nuts (anchor nut / lock nut) or its made up of a nut-locked cylindrical cast steel anchor piece. Coupling is possible with a coupler with or without lock nut. Service life of micropile systems: micropiles for temporary use (service life max. 2 years) micropiles for extended short term use in consideration of corrosionrate (service life 2 - 50 years) permanent micropiles (service life up to 100 years) with standard corrosion protection by means of cement mortar covering permanent micropiles (service life up to 100 years) with double corrosion protection by means of tubing according to NORM EN1537
Following annexes describe further details of the micropile system: Annex 1: Annex 2: Annex 3: Annex 4: Annex 5 Annex 6: drawing of micropile system for temporary use, pile head options and couplings drawing of micropile system for semi-permanent use, pile head options and couplings drawing of permanent piles with standard corrosion protection (cement mortar covering), pile options and couplings drawing of permanent piles with double corrosion protection according to NORM EN 1537, pile head options and couplings pile head options with alternative anchorage (anchor piece with nut lock) center distance and edge distance of the micropile system with pile head plate and anchor piece, additional reinforcement, torque for coupling and anchorage data for steel bar with thread ribs ARI-G-55, diameters 20 - 50mm and S555/700, diameter 63,5mm loss of load capacity of the micropile due to corrosion accessories and components of corrosion protection with dimensions and material grade production of micropiles, factory-made of corrosion protection, transport and storage, installation
Field of application
Pile foundations serve to transfer building loads to deeper layers of ground and limitation of deformations according to the principles for the execution of geotechnical works. The piles may be used only for axial tension, pressure and alternating load. The execution principles for construction are stated in NORM EN 14199 and comprise information about pile foundation, soil examination, construction material and products, dimensioning as well as the installation of piles including tests and supervision. The principles according to NORM EN 1990 are to be considered of structural design be adhered to NORM EN 1997-1 contains further geotechnical dimensioning rules. Compliance with following standards is necessary: The foundation has to be calculated with regard to load transfer into the pile head (additional reinforcement, punching). With soils which allow lateral deflection of the pile, the buckling safety has to be clarified either by calculation or test loading.
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5.1 5.1.1
A heat-treated concrete reinforcing steel bar from the rolling heat ARI-G-55, diameters 20-50 and S555/700, diameter 63,5, with left-hand thread ribs may be used as a load bearing element reinforcement steel B550B according to NORM B 4707. Weldability and bending property are not relevant for the intended geotechnical use. Please find the parameters of the reinforcing steel in annex 7 and 8. The reinforcement steel is classified as B550B according to NORM B 4707. The reinforcement steel with thread ribs can also be used for a lower steelgrade than B550B. The reinforcing steel bars fulfill the requirements of NORM EN 1992-1-1, see appendix C. The requirements concerning bond effect in the pile length of the load bearing element are fulfilled by thread ribs of the steel bar. For extended short term service life of the micropile system, a hot-dip galvanized surface coating of the steel bar may be carried through according to NORM EN ISO 1461. 5.1.2 Requirements concerning the load capacity of micropile system
The following requirements have to be complied with: The micropiles tensile load capacity, consisting of the components pile (reinforcement steel B550B), pile head and coupler, has an efficiency of 100% in respect of the characteristic ultimate load of the support load bearing element according to NORM EN 14199. In case of a failure the system shows ductile forming. In case of an anchorage or coupler failure the elongation value measured at the steel bar must not be below Agt = 3,5 %.
The rated value for the micropiles ultimate limit state is, according to NORM EN 1992-1-1, to be set with a partial safety factor of 1,15 when reaching a yield strength Fp0.2. The soil conditions have to be measured in accordance with NORM EN 1997-1. NORM EN 1990 applies to the soil support capability. With a torque moment - according to annex 6 - under tensile load of the anchorages or couplers ultimate limit state a slip 0,1 mm is kept according to ISO 15835- 1. A slip has to be set at up to 1,0 mm on a non-torqued coupler, with a pile diameter of 63,5mm up to 2,0 mm. As fatigue strength parameter a stress range stress value of 0,6 Rp0.2 is proven: - 20 to 32 mm: - 36 and 40 mm: - 50 and 63,5 mm: 90 N/mm 80 N/mm 60 N/mm
Rsk
When a corrosion rate is intended then the loss of cross section has to be considered with proof of load capacity. Please refer to annex 9. Pile head Pile head design
5.2 5.2.1
The pile head design is either made up of pile head plate fixed by nuts (anchor nut / locknut) or a torqued cylindrical anchor piece with or without bursting reinforcement. When an anchor piece is used, a additional bond length has to be complied with according to annex 5. The connection from the micropile in the foundation body demands both with semi-permanent and permanent piles with standard corrosion protection a pile neck sheating by means of a plastic corrugated sheathing to seal a possible construction joint. Details about the corrosion protection systems parameters, accessories, components and materials see annex 10 to 14. The torque moments are listed in annex 6. 5.2.2 Load transfer on to the structure
Load transmission from the foundation body to the pile head can be carried out with or without additional reinforcement (bursting reinforcement). Design criteria are the requirements according to ETAG 013. With the following values an efficiency of 110% with additional reinforcement and an efficience of 130% without additional reinforcement is achieved related to the characteristic breaking force of the load bearing element: concrete compressive strength at time of applied load minimum concrete quality 25 N/mm (cube 150 mm)
center distance and edge distance of the micropile system with end anchorage by means pile head plate or anchor piece, with or without additional reinforcement (bursting reinforcement) according to annex 6
5.3
Coupling
The load bearing element can be coupled by couplers. The coupler has to be locked with nuts in case of tensile and alternating load. In case of compression load the coupler has to be secured against unscrewing with heat shrink sleeve. When temporary and permanent piles with sheathing in accordance with NORM EN 1537 are used, locking might be dispensed with in case of tensile loads. A locking device to prevent unscrewing is required. Data concerning coupler parameters and material see annex 12.The torque moments are listed in annex 6. 5.4 Cement grout
An outer cement grout cover of installed micropiles to the borehole wall is conditional of manufacturing. NORM EN 1992-1-1 comprises approaches for the required minimum covering allowing for the aggressiveness classes (see NORM EN 206-1). Spacers are used to position the pile concentrically. Cement grout is used to build the outer body (see NORM EN 14199). The water-cement ratio has to be adapted to the building site conditions. The corrosion protection of the permanent pile with double corrosion protection (DCP) is build up by a corrugated sheathing with minimum wall thickness 1,0 mm and an inner cement grout cover between corrugated sheathing and pile of at least 5 mm. This equates the corrosion protection of the permanent anchors bond length according to NORM EN 1537. The pile is positioned concentrically either with a cord or a mat spacer. Both the corrosion protection and the inner cement grout cover are applied in the factory. The cement grout used complies with the standards of NORM EN 445, NORM EN 446 and NORM EN 447. 6 6.1 Service life of the micropile construction Corrosion protection
The micropile system at hand uses the following methods to reach the desired service life: no separate measures for temporary use (max. 2 years) allowance for corrosion rate in case of limited use for semi-permanent service life surface coating by hot dip galvanizing encapsulation is due to the system by designing an grout body (standard corrosion protection) for permanent use with the required minimum covering sheathing (double corrosion protection - according to NORM EN 1537) for permanent use
Further requirements concerning the corrosion protection of semi-permanent micropiles and micropiles with standard corrosion protection have to be derived from a critical assessment of the building and ambient conditions. Even with an early breakdown of single elements the bearing capacity of the micropile foundation has to be assured. The application of single elements is not intended. Corrosion protection by means of corrosion rate may only be used with a statistically secured number of elements (redundant system - to increase the reliability of the system).
6.2
To evaluate exposure to corrosion of metallic material in soil NORM EN 12501 - 1,2 shall be used. Exposure to corrosion is classified as: low medium high
The most important physical and chemical parameters of soil and foundation materials are dealt with in NORM EN 12501-2. Appendix B of the norm contains detailed data for soil classification. An evaluation of the different exposures to corrosion is done by means of an informative table with essential soil parameters. These parameters are the basis for the indication of size concerning the respective corrosion rate of the micropile. Criteria for exposure to erosion in soils
soil parameters ventilation exposure to corrosion in soil Low moderate to very good predominantly sand, gravel, weathered rock (coarse or medium dispersed/mixed: rock, sand, clay) low (drainageable) Low 5 to 8 > 70 medium bad to moderate high percentage of, silt (medium dispersed to finely dispersed) generally medium (moist) Possibly increased 5 to 8 10 to 70 high very bad to bad High percentage of clay (finely dispersed) industrial waste, de-icing salt generally high, floodplain Possibly high 5 to 8 < 10
with ph- values < 5 and > 8 an upgrade is necessary: low medium high 6.3 6.3.1 medium high limited use DCP according NORM EN 1537
Types of micropiles Micropiles for short term use and semi-permanent use
Annex 1 contains a schematic drawing of the temporary micropile. The micropile has to be center positioned in the borehole. For temporary use no further measures for corrosion protection have to be taken. If exposure to corrosion is high, corrosion is avoided by a cement grout cover 15 mm.
The coupler must be secured against unscrewing by means of a heat shrink sleeve under tensile and compression load. Optionally, a contact coupler may be used only under compression load. Under alternating load the coupler has to be secured with lock nuts. Annex 2 contains a schematic drawing of the semi-permanent micropile. Pile neck sheathing and plastic corrugated sheathing are used for the connection between the micropile and the foundation body. The coupler must be secured with lock nuts under tensile and alternating load. (a fixing with lock nuts is required). Under compressive load the coupler has to be fixed against unscrewing by means of a heat shrink sleeve. Optionally, a contact coupler may be used only under compression load. The planned service life and the soils exposure to corrosion determine the size of the corrosion rate. The cement grout cover is at least 15 mm. The reference values for the corrosion of the micropile in soil are derived from results of long-term storage. The corrosion rate is stated for a low, medium and high exposure to corrosion and a service life of 2, 7, 30 and 50 years. The Rounding parameter is 0,1 mm. The corrosion rates mentioned here for blank steel and galvanized steel are not relevant in this case because the micropile is center positioned in the borehole and then grouted with cement mortar. However, the corrosion rates are mentioned here are a relevant output variable for the corrosion of steel. With consideration of a cement grout cover of at least 15 mm a slowing down of the carbonation process dependent on exposure to corrosion in soil of steel is achieved and the corrosion rate is reduced. Reference value for corrosion rate under soil aggressiveness
service life in years pile type A B A+C B+C A B A+C B+C A B A+C B+C A B A+C B+C corrosion rate in mm under exposure to corrosion low 0 0 0 0 0,2 0 0 0 0,4 0 0,2 0 0,5 0,2 0,4 0 medium 0 0 0 0 0,2 0 0 0 0,6 0,2 0,4 0 DCP high 0,2 0 0 0 0,5 0,4 0 0 DCP
30
50
DCP
A B C DCP
blank steel, not grouted galvanized steel, zinc coating layer thickness cement grout cover 15 mm 150m, not grouted
Annex 9 contains details concerning the loss of a micropiles load-bearing capacity due to corrosion. Therewith also the corrosion at the coupling is covered when the couplers cement grout cover is 15 mm. 6.3.2 Micropile for permanent use
6.3.2.1 Micropile with standard corrosions protection by means under cement grout cover Annex 3 contains a drawing of the permanent micropile with standard corrosion protection. The pile neck has to be provided with a pile neck casing as with the semi-permanent pile. For the coupling the same set up shall be applied as with the semi-permanent micropile. The permanent piles corrosion protection is achieved by means of encapsulation in a grout body. The required cement grout cover is dependent on soil class and is specified in relevant european geotechnical standards. The crack width under tensile load is limited to 0,2 mm. For micropiles with coupling the required minimum cement grout cover shall correspond to the couplers external diameter (including heat shrink sleeve). Reference values for the required minimum covering
exposure to corrosion in soil low medium high cement grout cover in mm compression load 25 30 tension load 35 40
6.3.2.2 Micropile with double corrosions protection (DCP) according to NORM EN 1537 Annex 4 contains a schematic drawing of the permanent micropile with DCP according to NORM EN 1537. The essential corrosion protection components are: pile shaft: Corrugated sheathing 1,0 mm with internal cement grout thickness 5 mm - distance between load - bearing element and corrugated sheathing. External cement grout covering 10 mm to the borehole wall. The ground - facing pile end is enclosed by a plastic cap. coupling: pile neck: The coupler has to be torqued with nuts only with alternating load. With compression load a contact coupler may be used instead. The load - bearing element is sealed against the corrugated sheathing with tape via an end or injection cap. The corrugated sheathing of the pile shaft is lead into the foundation body.
Installation of micropiles
Instructions for installation of micropiles and for the production of the factory-made corrosion protection can be found in annex 15 and 16. Micropiles may only be installed by professional staff in compliance with the listed procedural requirements and installation instructions of the approval holder. 8 8.1 Inspections Material tests
The manufacturer of micropiles has to carry out internal production and quality control regulated by NORM EN ISO 9001. These norms refer to the: production of micropile components production of the corrosion protection system
Internal and external quality and production control of the micropile components are regulated by BMVIT approvals (see reference approvals on page 1 and 2. The production of the pile head plate may also be carried out by the manufacturer of the corrosion protection system according to specific dimensions. The manufacturer is then involved in internal quality control for the plates. The external control has to be carried out by an accredited inspection authority based on a supervision contract. Additionally, the scope of internal control is specified in the supervision contract. The approval holder and the external inspection authority have to conclude a supervision contract. External control has to be executed once a year. The results have to be submitted in a report. 8.2 Load tests
Load tests have to be made and documented at the building site where required in accordance with NORM EN 14199.
Annex 1
compression load
alternating load
14 2 / 2a 3 4 / 4a 4 / 4a 3 2 / 2a 2 / 2a 3 2 / 2a 14
t1R
t1R
14
t1R
11
11
11
8 6
8 6 or 7
5 6
5 11 11 11
13
13
13
1 2 2a 3 4 4a 5 6 7 8 11 13 14
steel bar with thread ribs hex nut hex nut - cast iron pile head plate lock nut, short lock nut, short - cast iron lock nut, long coupler contact coupler heat shrink sleeve spring basket spacer cement grout cover additional reinforcement
steel bar
min. borehole - micropile for temporary use without coupler 53 59 60 62 64 66 71 75 86 99 with coupler 66 70 75 75 80 82 90 95 110 132
[mm] 20 25 26 28 30 32 36 40 50 63,5
up to 2
A - blank steel, not grouted B - galvanized steel, zinc coating layer thickness 150 m, not grouted C - cement grout covering 15 mm t1R 150 mm [ 20 - 32 ] t1R 200 mm [ 40 - 63,5 ]
Annex 2
compression load
alternating load
14 2 / 2a 3 4 / 4a 4 / 4a 3 2 / 2a 2 / 2a 3 2 / 2a 14 14
t1R
17 1
t1R
17 1
t1R
17 1
11
11
11
4 / 4a 6
8 6 or 7
5 6
4 / 4a 11 11
5 11
13
13
13
1 2 2a 3 4 4a 5 6 7 8 11 13 14 17
steel with thread ribs hex nut hex nut - cast iron pile head plate lock nut, short lock nut, short - cast iron lock nut, long coupler contact coupler heat shrink sleeve spring basket spacer cement grout cover additional reinforcement pile neck sheathing
steel bar
min. borehole - micropile for semipermanent use without coupler 53 59 60 62 64 66 71 75 86 99 with coupler 66 70 75 75 80 82 90 95 110 132
type of pile
corrosion rate in mm under exposure to corrosion low medium 0,2 0 0 0 0,6 0 0,4 0 DCP high 0,5 0,4 0 0 DCP
[mm] 20 25 26 28 30 32 36 40 50 63,5
2-7
7 - 30
30 - 50
DCP
A B
- blank steel bar, not grouted - galvanized steel, zinc coating layer thickness 150 m, not grouted C - cement grout covering 15 mm DCP - double corrosion protection acc. to NORM EN 1537
Annex 3
compression load
alternating load
14 2 / 2a 3 4 / 4a 4 / 4a 3 2 / 2a 2 / 2a 3 2 / 2a 14
t1R
t1R
14
17 1
17 1
t1R
17 1
11
11
11
4 / 4a 6
8 6 or 7
5 6
4 / 4a 11 11
5 11
13
13
13
1 2 2a 3 4 4a 5
steel bar with thread ribs hexnut hexnut - cast iron pile head plate lock nut, short lock nut, short - cast iron lock nut, long
6 7 8 11 13 14 17
coupler contact coupler heat shrink sleeve spring basket spacer cement grout cover additional reinforcement pile neck sheathing
t1R 150 mm [ 20 - 32 ]
steel bar
t1R
200 mm [ 40 - 63,5 ]
min. borehole - permanent micropile for service life up to 100 years low exposure to corrosion compression tension medium exposure to corrosion compression tension
[mm] 20 25 26 28 30 32 36 40 50 63,5
without with without with without with without with coupler coupler coupler coupler coupler coupler coupler coupler [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] 73 79 80 82 84 86 91 95 106 119 86 90 95 95 100 102 110 115 130 152 93 99 100 102 104 106 111 115 126 139 106 110 115 115 120 122 130 135 150 172 83 89 90 92 94 96 101 105 116 129 96 100 105 105 110 112 120 125 140 162 103 109 110 112 114 116 121 125 136 149 116 120 125 125 130 132 140 145 160 182
Annex 4
compression load
14 1 2 / 2a 3 4 / 4a 15 1 4 / 4a 3 2 / 2a 15
alternating load
14 1 2 / 2a 3 2 / 2a 15
t1R
t1R
16 10 13 1 9 11
t1R
16 14 10 13 1 9 11
16 10 13 1 9 11
8 5
6 or 7
6 5
11
11
11
16 15 13 15
16 13 15
16 13
1 2 2a 3 4 4a 5 6 7
steel bar with thread ribs hex nut hex nut - cast iron pile head plate lock nut, short lock nut, short - cast iron lock nut, long coupler contact coupler
t1R 150 mm [ 20 - 32 ] t1R 200 mm [ 40 - 63,5 ]
8 9 10 11 13 14 15 16
heat shrink sleeve corrugated sheathing inside spacer spring basket spacer cement grout cover additional reinforcement injection- and endcap adhesive tape
steel bar
min. borehole - micropile for permanent use without coupler 70 70 70 70 76 76 85 85 100 120 with coupler 70 70 70 70 76 76 85 88 103 125
[mm] 20 25 26 28 30 32 36 40 50 63,5
Annex 5
semipermanent- and permanent micropile with standard corrosion protection tension load compression load
14 12 4 / 4a 14 1 1 4 / 4a 12 2 / 2a 12 14 1
alternating load
LV
LV
t1R
t1R
LV
17
17
t1R
17
tension load
compression load
14 12 4 / 4a 14 1 1 15 16 15 16 4 / 4a 12
alternating load
2 / 2a 12 14 1 15 16
LV
LV
t1R
LV t1R
t1R
9 10 13
9 10 13
9 10 13
1 2 2a 4 4a 9 10
steel bar with thread ribs hexnut hexnut - cast iron lock nut, short lock nut, short - cast iron corrugated sheathing inside spacer
12 13 14 15 16 17
anchor piece cement grout cover additional reinforcement injection- and endcap adhesive tape pile neck sheathing
t1R 150 mm [ 20 - 32 ] t1R 200 mm [ 40 - 63,5 ]
note:
- for temporary micropiles no pile neck sheathing is neccesary acc. to 17 - embedment length t1R is valid for pile neck sheathing as well as micropiles with DCP
Annex 6
500N/mm)
2)
a [mm] 100 130 130 145 155 155 180 220 250 350
1 ) distances is vaild for anchor piece and for anchorage 2 ) without additional reinforcement the value for center - and edge distance is to double c...concrete cover of constructive reinforcement according to valid standards, regulations at the place of application and exposure classes according to NORM EN 206-1 where required
torque
coupling and anchorages
load bearing element [mm] 20 25 26 coupling / anchorage 28 30 32 36 40 50 anchorage coupling 63,5 63,5
type
torque [kNm] 0,4 0,7 0,8 1,0 1,2 1,6 2,7 3,7 8,0 8,0 12,0
Annex 7
geometry
dh
dv
bs
Mass per meter1) G [kg/m] 2,47 3,85 4,17 4,83 5,55 6,31 7,99 9,87 15,40 24,86
nominal cross section A [mm] 314 491 531 616 707 804 1020 1260 1960 3167
core diameter dh [mm] 19,5 24,4 25,4 27,3 29,3 31,2 35,2 39,1 48,9 62,4 dv [mm] 19,1 23,9 24,9 26,8 28,8 30,9 34,7 38,5 48,3 61,6 height min. a [mm] 1,0 1,3 1,4 1,5 1,7 1,8 1,9 2,1 2,3 2,7
threaded ribs (left handed) width bs [mm] 4,8 5,8 6,0 6,7 7,1 7,6 8,5 9,5 12,0 10,8 pitch c [mm] 10,0 12,5 13,0 14,0 15,0 16,0 18,0 20,0 26,0 21,0 angle [grad] 81,5 81,5 81,5 81,5 81,5 81,5 81,5 81,5 81,0 84,0 radius R [mm] 2,0 2,0 2,0 2,5 2,5 2,5 2,5 2,5 2,5 4,0
Annex 8
characteristic yield force Fe [kN] 173 270 292 339 389 442 560 691 1080 1742
1), 2)
characteristic 5) ultimate force Fm [kN] 187 292 316 367 421 478 605 747 1167 1882 Re Rm /Re
design resistance value of micropile R = Fe /1,15 [kN] 150 235 254 295 338 384 487 601 939 1515 N/mm % N/mm 550 1,08 5,0 300 120 N/mm 100
4)
3)
5% - fractile value Re corresponds to Rp0,2 yield strength 10% - fractile value partial factor for steel acc. to NORM EN 1992-1-1
Annex 9
value 0,0
kN kN kN kN kN kN kN kN kN kN kN kN kN kN kN kN kN kN kN kN 173 150 270 235 292 254 339 295 389 338 442 384 560 487 691 601 1080 939 1742 1515
0,2
166 144 261 227 283 246 329 286 378 329 431 375 547 476 677 589 1063 924 1720 1496
0,4
160 139 253 220 274 238 320 278 369 321 421 366 535 465 664 577 1046 910 1698 1477
0,5
156 136 249 217 270 235 315 274 364 317 415 361 529 460 657 571 1037 902 1687 1467
0,6
153 133 245 213 266 231 310 270 358 311 410 357 523 455 650 565 1029 895 1677 1458
20
R Fp0,2
25
R Fp0,2
26*
R Fp0,2
28
R Fp0,2
30*
R Fp0,2
32
R Fp0,2
36*
R Fp0,2
40
R Fp0,2
50
R Fp0,2
63,5
R
Fp0,2 R *
yield strength under exposure for corrosion design resistance value of micropile dimension only available on request
Annex 10
hexnut
material: 25 - 50 : S355J2 63,5 : 20MnV6+U acc. to NORM EN 10025 63,5
load bearing element [mm]
20 25 26 28 30 32
20 - 50
SW [mm]
36 41 46 46 50 55 60 65 80 100
L [mm]
45 50 50 55 60 60 65 70 90 115
[mm]
108
SW
SW
36 40 50 63,5
2a
SW [mm]
65 80 100
L [mm]
70 85 115
[mm]
85 100 125
SW
63,5
20 - 50 L
SW [mm]
32 41 41 41 50 50 55 60 80 90
L [mm]
20 20 25 25 30 30 30 35 50 75
[mm]
102
SW
SW
63,5
Annex 11
SW [mm]
60 80 90
L [mm]
35 50 75
[mm]
69 92 104
SW
20 - 50
SW [mm]
32 41 41 41 50 50 55 60 80 90
L [mm]
40 40 45 45 50 50 55 65 80 115
[mm]
102
SW
36
SW
40 50 63,5
12
anchor piece
material: EN-GJS-500-7 acc. to NORM EN 1563
load bearing element [mm]
20 25
SW [mm]
36 41 41 46 50 50 60 65 80 100
L [mm]
40 45 50 50 55 60 65 70 85 115
[mm]
65 70 90 90 95 100 110 120 150 250
SW
26 28 30 32
36 40 50 63,5
Annex 12
a [mm]
70 70 70 100 120 120 150 150 190 245
c [mm]
10 10 10 12 20 20 30 30 45 50
[mm]
25 30 33 33 36 40 44 47 58 70
coupler
material: S355J2 acc. to NORM EN 10025-2 L
L [mm]
105 115 120 125 135 140 150 160 200 260
[mm]
36 40 45 45 50 52 60 65 80 102
28 30 32 36 40 50 63,5
contact coupler
material: S355J2 acc. to NORM EN 10025-2
load bearing element [mm]
20 25 26 28 30 32 36 40 50 63,5
L [mm]
70 80 80 85 90 90 110 120 160 200
[mm]
32 36 36 40 45 45 50 52 65 90
Annex 13
[mm]
* overlapping heat shrink sleeve / corrugated sheating min. 7,5 cm bevor shrinking
corrugated sheathing
material: material: PVC-U acc. to DIN 8061/8062 PE acc. to DIN 8074/8075
L
load bearing element [mm]
20 25 26 28 30 32 36 40 50 63,5
49 / 43
1,0
da
di
56 / 48 65 / 56 80 / 71 100 / 90
as required
Annex 14
PE - cord
mat spacer
L2
L1
dimensions h [mm]
6 8 11
L1 [mm]
112 132 218
L2 [mm]
124 124 166
quantity of ribs n
3 3 5
11
min. A [mm]
70 80
L [mm]
175
55 3,0 125
270
Annex 15
17
49 / 43
da
di
32 36 40 50 63,5
56 / 48 65 / 56 80 / 71 100 / 90
1 1 1 1,5
600
Annex 16
Corrosion protection by hot dip galvanising The galvanising is done in galvanising plants according to NORM EN ISO 1461. The average thickness of the zinc coating layer has to be at least 150 m. Particular attention shall be paid to the threadability of accessories.
Permanent corrosion protection - DCP The steel bar is cut to length and is provided with spacers by means of a PE - cord or mat spacers and a corrugated sheathing on its entire length, excluding the thread part for the pile head. At the pile foot an injection cap is arranged and at the pile head a vent flap is fixed. A tape is used to seal it against the corrugated sheathing. If parts with sleeve joints are used, either vent flaps are mounted at both ends of each piece, or a full length of bar is grouted and cut to pieces after hardening of the grout. The annulus between steel bar and corrugated sheathing is grouted with cement on an inclined platform. The grouted micropile must not be removed from the injection platform and loaded before 24h have passed, provided that suitable temperature conditions for injection and hardening are given. To ensure the centric position of micropile in the borehole, spring basket spacers are mounted on the building site and, if required, post-grouting systems.
Annex 17
Transport and storage Significant for the effectiveness of the permanent corrosion protection is that the corrugated sheating is not damaged by incorrect handling during transport, storage and mounting. The micropiles have to be stored off-floor. The support points must be positioned at an appropriate distance to avoid deflection and must not be sharp-edged. The stacking of micropiles is only permissible either parallel, side-by-side or on top of each other. The weight of micropiles must not result in the damage of the lower layers of stacked micropiles. Installation The production of the borehole depends on the soil conditions and takes place uncased, cased or partly cased. The borehole has to be cleaned properly for the installation of a micropile. An appropriate borehole diameter has to be chosen so that the micropile and the spring basket spacer can be inserted without damaging the corrugated sheathing, e.g. by sharp edges of the casing pipe. If necessary the diameter of the drilling hole has to be adjusted to the couplers diameter. Whenever a pile is transported to the borehole or when a pile is inserted, deflections should be avoided. If a crane is used to transport the pile, a traverse with multiple suspension points should be used. When the pile is installed in parts, a coupling has to be fitted during installation. If the micropile is used with alternating loads couplers must be locked with nuts. For compressive loads a contact coupler can be used. In this case a heat shrink sleeve must be used to assure the coupler is secured against unscrewing. With permanent micropiles the couplings corrosion protection is carried out by means of a heat shrink sleeve. Thereby a sufficient overlapping to the permanent protections corrugated sheathing is necessary. The micropile is installed centrically into the cleaned borehole and is then grouted with cement grout or the borehole has already been filled with cement grout and grouted afterwards. With permanent micropiles the corrugated sheathing of the permanent corrosion protection must be embeded into the foundation body.