5. Behavior of pile groups
A pile that is part of a group behaves differently from the isolated pile examined in the previous paragraphs. The modifications to be taken into account concern :
Two different causes are behind these group effects:
the installation of a set of piles creates a different kind of soil remodelling than that produced by the installation of an isolated pile, whose behaviour serves as a reference. The reaction of the soil under and around the pile is altered. For example, when driving piles in loose sands, the density of the soil and its mechanical...
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Behavior of pile groups