LRFD Pile Design Examples
• Add structural design to Step 3 of all examples. Because the Iowa DOT pile load tests used in calibration were conducted at a time when Standard Penetration Test hammers averaged about 60% efficiency and because the industry is moving toward a 60% standard, in the future the Iowa DOT intends to use N 60-values from Standard Penetration Tests.
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