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Driven Coyle Reese Clay

The Coyle and Reese (1966) method is based on instrumental field test results.

The curve is not dependent on pile diameter.

Coyle Reese Clay Friction (t-z) Load Transfer Curve

Coyle Reese Clay Skin Friction (t-z) Load Transfer Curve

Coyle Reese Clay End Bearing (Q-z) Load Transfer Curve

Coyle Reese Clay End Bearing (Q-z) Load Transfer Curve

For more information, see the Axial Analysis Theory Manual.


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