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An approach to increasing the load-bearing capacity of drilled injection piles

The problem of strengthening weak or overloaded bases is an important objective of underground space development. It is especially urgent if there are alternating weak layers in the base. The paper presents a practical geotechnical case of strengthening the overloaded base of a reinforced concrete foundation plate for a 25-storey residential building under construction. Combined soil piles that consist of Jet (type 1) soil concrete piles reinforced along the longitudinal axis with drilled injection piles made by electric discharge technology (EDT piles) are used as buried structures. This method of arrangement of a combined buried reinforced concrete structure is conditioned by the need to increase the load-bearing capacity of a pile in soil by two or more times.


Introduction
Modern geotechnical construction shall comply increased requirements [1][2][3][4], which is justified in most cases. But it is often impossible to reach design values of the base load-bearing capacity using existing geotechnical technologies. Their combination makes it possible to build an underground structure with increased load-bearing capacity and thereby to solve most of the problems that arise both in the course of construction and during the facility operation.
The example of strengthening the base of a reinforced concrete slab foundation of a multistorey residential building is given below.

Methods and materials
The building under consideration began to deform at a rate of up to 2.0 mm per week during its construction (5 floors had already been built). We applied reinforcement based on the technology proposed in [5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12], which is a synthesis of 3 geotechnical technologies: 1. Jet-technology. It is soil-cement pile installation according to CR (Construction Rules) 291.1325800.2017 Reinforced soil-cement structures. Design rules Moscow. 2017.
2. CFA-technology. It is drilled injection pile installation with the help of continuous flight augers (CFA) in the body of the soil-cement array along its symmetry axis, usually with a diameter of no more than 300 mm.
3. Discharge-pulse technology used for drilled injection pile installation. The electrohydraulic effect that occurs when processing of fine-grained concrete contributes to its embedding into the soil-cement array. Thus, a more complete adhesion of these two structural elements happens.
This circumstance makes it possible to design a fundamentally new underground reinforced concrete structure -a soil-concrete pile.     What is more, the СFA pile, together with the soil-cement array, works as a reinforced concrete pile of friction along the lateral surface with the surrounding soil (Fig. 3). The crosssection of the engineering-geological base reinforced by combined soil-concrete piles is represented by bulk soils, sands from fine to medium-grained, from wet to water-saturated states, as well as loams of soft-plastic consistency, solid and semi-solid clays. The description of engineering-geological elements (EGE) and EGE physical-mechanical characteristics are given in the Table below.

Results and discussion
As a result of the engineering geotechnical calculations of the base, taking into account the real engineering and geological conditions of the construction site, the bearing capacity deficiency of the base of the slab foundation was revealed. At the same time, it is up to 50.0 % of the design values. It should be noted that the height of the basement is 3.3 m. Based on this, the choice of existing geotechnical technologies for strengthening the base under consideration is not very large.
If we consider the Get-technology as the base reinforcement design, then a soil-cement pile is capable of bearing up to 50.0 tf (500.0 kN) in cross-sectional strength with a diameter of ∅ 600.0 mm. At the same time, it should receive up to 120.0 ton-force (1200.0 kN) to overcome the design load shortage. The use of a soil-concrete pile (SCP) solves this problem. Arranging a soil-concrete pile and reinforcing it with drilled injection piles of ∅ 250.0 mm made by the electro-discharge technology according to the algorithm (given in [13]), the problem of restoring the bearing capacity of the soil base deficiency is solved.

Conclusion
The developed technology of reinforcement of soil-cement pile reinforcement with the help of drilled-injection piles made by electric discharge technology (EDT) allows solving the problems of strengthening overloaded bases, as well as the arrangement piles with increased load-bearing capacity.