(2) The allowable bond stress between the anchor and the grout
(3) The allowable bond stress between the grout and the rock
(4) The dead weight of the mass of rock and any overlying soil which is lifted by the anchor,
if prior failure does not occur due to the preceding three factors and
(5) The dead weight of the mass of rock and any soil overburden which is lifted by a group
of closely spaced anchors.
The allowable bond stress between the anchor and the grout depends on the compressive
strength of the grout, the amount of keying or roughening given to the steel surface, the
Piles to resist uplift and lateral loading 317Drilling pipe removedSteel tubular pileGrout plugSea bedSpiral shear connector
(12 mm M.S.bar)
Shear connectors51 mm (2") I.D
grout injection pipe
GroutOpen drill
holeSealing plate311 mm (12¼") diameter
expendable
drilling bitTop of hard
rockSpacer244.5 mm(9 ")O.D.
anchor tube(^58)
Figure 6.11‘Dead’ anchor in raking steel tubular pile for mooring dolphin.