Operation mode: Auger Drilling Completed by: R. Savi 22/08/2015 Checked by: Main Components :
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1 Rig Manufacturer : E.G.T. Rig Type : Operation mode: Auger Drilling Completed by: R. Savi 22/08/2015 Checked by: Main Components : UPPER WORKS LOWER WORKS ROPE / KELLY / CHAIN SUSPENDED EQUIPMENT COUNT. OTHER Item LOWER WORKS ROPE / KELLY / CHAIN SUSPENDED EQUIPMENT COUNTERWEIGHT OTHER Mass (kg) Moment arm Moment Mast Assembly ,54 33,36 Base Machine ,60-19,38 Cage 770 1,80 13,60 Auger 300 1,80 5,30 Rotary head 650 1,80 11,48 Counterweight 0 None ,54 33, ,15-5, ,80 16, ,63 44,35 1,57 Distance between centrelines of tracks 0,82 Pad Bearing Area (m 2 ) Pad Maximum Loading (kn) Pad Moment Arm Pad Bearing Area (m 2 ) Pad Maximum Loading (kn) Maximum Penetration Force (kn) Maximum Auxillary Force (kn) Note: The disclaimer on the first worksheet applies to all tables in this workbook Note: The disclaimer on the first worksheet applies to all tables in this workbook UPPER WORKS TOTAL Track bearing length Pad Moment Arm Maximum Extraction Force (kn) Main Components Totals Tracks 0,3 Front s 0,90 Actual Dimensions 0,25 dia 15 Actual Shape round 1,80 Rear s 0,20 Actual Dimensions 0,25 dia 10 Actual Shape round -1,10 Forces 12 6 Auxillary Force Moment Arm Notes flat ground required mast in front position mast foot on the ground while drilling mast side rotation with vertical mast
2 Mode : Other ,626 0,476 0, Rope / Kelly / Chain Suspended 950 1, ,625 0,479 0, Machine Weight (kg) , ,623 0,487 0, Force (kn) Max. (kn) ,618 0,500 0, Auxiliary Line (kgf) ,613 0,517 0, Net Extraction Force (kgf) 0 1, ,605 0,540 0, Net Penetration Force (kgf) 0 1, ,588 0,590 0, Front s Loading (kgf) 0 1, ,896 Front s Equivalent Length and Bearing Pressure (kn/m^2) 2,988 0 Rear s Loading (kgf) 0-1, ,196 Rear s Equivalent Length and Bearing Pressure (kn/m^2) 0,654 0 Others Track Bearing Length 1,570 Maximum Equivalent Design Values 0, Track Total Loading (kgf) , Track Width Centres 0,822 Rear Force OK Auger Drilling Standing Counterweight Tracks L.H. track track R.H. track track Len. L Q (KPa) 0,300 BRE LOAD CASE ( 1 or 2 ) 1
3 Mode : Auger Drilling Other ,626 0,476 0, Rope / Kelly / Chain Suspended 950 1, ,625 0,479 0, Machine Weight (kg) , ,623 0,487 0, Force (kn) Max. (kn) ,618 0,500 0, Auxiliary Line (kgf) ,613 0,517 0, Net Extraction Force (kgf) 0 1, ,605 0,540 0, Net Penetration Force (kgf) 0 1, ,588 0,590 0, Front s Loading (kgf) 0 1, ,896 Front s Equivalent Length and Bearing Pressure (kn/m^2) 2,988 0 Rear s Loading (kgf) 0-1, ,196 Rear s Equivalent Length and Bearing Pressure (kn/m^2) 0,654 0 Others Track Bearing Length 1,570 Maximum Equivalent Design Values 0, Track Total Loading (kgf) , Track Width Centres 0,822 Rear Force OK Travelling Counterweight Tracks L.H. track track R.H. track track Len. L Q (KPa) 0,300 BRE LOAD CASE ( 1 or 2 ) 1
4 Mode : Other ,626 0,476 0, Rope / Kelly / Chain Suspended 950 1, ,626 0,476 0, Machine Weight (kg) , ,626 0,476 0, Force (kn) Max. (kn) ,626 0,476 0, Auxiliary Line (kgf) ,626 0,476 0, Net Extraction Force (kgf) 0 1, ,626 0,476 0, Net Penetration Force (kgf) 0 1, ,626 0,476 0, Front s Loading (kgf) 0 1, ,896 Front s Equivalent Length and Bearing Pressure (kn/m^2) 2,988 0 Rear s Loading (kgf) 0-1, ,196 Rear s Equivalent Length and Bearing Pressure (kn/m^2) 0,654 0 Others Track Bearing Length 1,570 Maximum Equivalent Design Values 0, Track Total Loading (kgf) , Track Width Centres 0,822 Rear Force OK Auger Drilling Handling Counterweight Tracks L.H. track track R.H. track track Len. L Q (KPa) 0,300 BRE LOAD CASE ( 1 or 2 ) 1
5 Mode : Auger Drilling Other ,775 0,029 0, Rope / Kelly / Chain Suspended 950 1, ,775 0,029 0, Machine Weight (kg) , ,775 0,029 0, Force (kn) Max. (kn) ,775 0,029 0, Auxiliary Line (kgf) ,775 0,029 0, Net Extraction Force (kgf) 0 1, ,775 0,029 0, Net Penetration Force (kgf) , , ,775 0,029 0, Front s Loading (kgf) 0 1, ,896 Front s Equivalent Length and Bearing Pressure (kn/m^2) 2,988 0 Rear s Loading (kgf) , , ,196 Rear s Equivalent Length and Bearing Pressure (kn/m^2) 0, Others Track Bearing Length 1,570 Maximum Equivalent Design Values 0, Track Total Loading (kgf) 765-0,775-6 Track Width Centres 0,822 Rear Force OK Penetrating Counterweight Tracks L.H. track track R.H. track track Len. L Q (KPa) 0,300 BRE LOAD CASE ( 1 or 2 ) 2
6 Mode : Auger Drilling Other ,637 0,443 0, Rope / Kelly / Chain Suspended 950 1, ,637 0,443 0, Machine Weight (kg) , ,637 0,443 0, Force (kn) Max. (kn) ,637 0,443 0, Auxiliary Line (kgf) ,637 0,443 0, Net Extraction Force (kgf) , ,637 0,443 0, Net Penetration Force (kgf) 0 1, ,637 0,443 0, Front s Loading (kgf) , ,896 Front s Equivalent Length and Bearing Pressure (kn/m^2) 2, Rear s Loading (kgf) 0-1, ,196 Rear s Equivalent Length and Bearing Pressure (kn/m^2) 0,654 0 Others Track Bearing Length 1,570 Maximum Equivalent Design Values 0, Track Total Loading (kgf) , Track Width Centres 0,822 Rear Force OK Extracting Counterweight Tracks L.H. track track R.H. track track Len. L Q (KPa) 0,300 BRE LOAD CASE ( 1 or 2 ) 2
7 Mode : Other ,626 0,476 0, Rope / Kelly / Chain Suspended 950 1, ,626 0,476 0, Machine Weight (kg) , ,626 0,476 0, Force (kn) Max. (kn) ,626 0,476 0, Auxiliary Line (kgf) ,626 0,476 0, Net Extraction Force (kgf) 0 1, ,626 0,476 0, Net Penetration Force (kgf) 0 1, ,626 0,476 0, Front s Loading (kgf) 0 1, ,896 Front s Equivalent Length and Bearing Pressure (kn/m^2) 2,988 0 Rear s Loading (kgf) 0-1, ,196 Rear s Equivalent Length and Bearing Pressure (kn/m^2) 0,654 0 Others Track Bearing Length 1,570 Maximum Equivalent Design Values 0, Track Total Loading (kgf) , Track Width Centres 0,822 Rear Force OK Auger Drilling Counterweight Tracks L.H. track track R.H. track track Len. L Q (KPa) Other 0,300 BRE LOAD CASE ( 1 or 2 ) 1
8 Schedule of Piling Rig Component Weights, Dimensions, Forces and Pressures E.G.T. Rig Type : Operation mode: Auger Drilling Completed by: R. Savi 22/08/2015 Checked by: 0 Item Rig Manufacturer : UPPER WORKS LOWER WORKS ROPE / KELLY / CHAIN SUSPENDED EQUIPMENT COUNTERWEIGHT OTHER TOTAL Track bearing length Mass (kg) Moment arm Moment ,54 33, ,15-5, ,80 16, ,63 44,35 1,57 0,3 Distance between centrelines of tracks 0,822 Pad Bearing Area (m 2 ) Pad Maximum Loading (kn) Pad Moment Arm Pad Bearing Area (m 2 ) Pad Maximum Loading (kn) Pad Moment Arm Maximum Extraction Force (kn) Maximum Penetration Force (kn) Maximum Auxillary Force (kn) 0,90 Actual Dimensions 0,25 dia 15 Actual Shape round 1,80 0,20 Actual Dimensions 0,25 dia 10 Actual Shape round -1, Tracks Front s Rear s Forces Auxillary Force Moment Arm Pressure Summary for Platform Design (unfactored) MODE BRE LOAD CASE ( 1 or 2 ) Length Width UDL Pressure (kpa) Standing 1 0,36 0,3 457 Travelling 1 0,36 0,3 457 Handling 1 0,32 0,3 372 Penetrating 2 0,02 0,3 658 Extracting 2 0,30 0,3 404 Other NOT USED N/A 0,3 N/A MODE WARNING MESSAGES ERROR MESSAGES FOR FORCES Standing None Travelling None Handling None Penetrating None Extracting None Other None MODE ERROR MESSAGES FOR FOOT PADS Standing Rear Force OK Travelling Rear Force OK Handling Rear Force OK Penetrating Rear Force OK Extracting Rear Force OK Other Rear Force OK Notes Only for rig operation on level ground with a vertical mast, unless noted below! Only for use where the rig is working on a ground supported platform! Foot pad pressures are adjusted to equalise with the track pressures! Rigs to be operated in accordance with manufacturer's & employer's instructions flat ground required mast in front position mast foot on the ground while drilling mast side rotation with vertical mast Note: The disclaimer on the first worksheet applies to all tables in this workbook
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