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8:30 Registration, refreshments and networking 12:45 Discussion panel – benchmarking in geotechnology
9:00 Chair’s welcome and opening remarks and foundation engineering
Geotechnology and foundation engineering for better This interactive session gives you the opportunity to pose
questions to our expert speaker panel and discuss the key
stability
challenges and solutions that have been highlighted during
9:15 Applying the right piling and foundation techniques for the morning of day one
Indian conditions Dr. S. R. Gandhi, Professor, Indian Institute of Technology
• Examining advancements in the area of geotechnology Madras (IITM), Chennai
in India Prof. Y. M. Dewaikar, Professor of Foundation Engineering,
• Selecting appropriate techniques in line with the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Mumbai
location, space, structure and soil conditions in different Federico Pagliacci, Development Vice President, SOILMEC
regions Prof. R. Shivashankar, Professor, National Institute of
• Analysing negative drag on pile foundations Technology
Dr. S. R. Gandhi, Professor, Indian Institute of Markus Schonit, Sales – Crawler Cranes, Liebherr
Technology (IIT), Chennai Dr. P. V. Chandramohan, President – Technical, Navayuga
Engineering
9:45 Exploring the dynamics of foundation engineering to
improve structural stability 13:15 Lunch break and networking opportunity
• Developing best practices in foundation engineering Optimising piling and deep foundation design to
• Modelling structural data for foundations of high rise increase Return on Investment (ROI)
buildings
• Validating the use of deep foundations for different 14:15 Incorporating pile design to meet ground conditions
conditions and parameters • Applying basal reinforcement in pile supported
Prof. Y. M. Dewaikar, Professor of Foundation embankments
Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Mumbai • Employing analytical and modelling methods for the
10:15 Executing bored piles through the development of new design of piles
displacement tools and piling rigs • Predicting the performance of piles by assessing pile
deformation
• Assessing the development of pile drilling systems to
Ashish Gharpure, Director & COO, Maccaferri India
reduce extracted soil
• Integrating new displacement tools and CFA piling rigs 14:45 Optimising design of deep foundations to achieve global
without using high installed power standards
• Optimising lateral pile load capacity by increasing effective • Employing a methodical approach for improved pile
diameter and surface area design
Federico Pagliacci, Development Vice President, • Evaluating and modelling soil structure parameters for
SOILMEC effective deep foundation designs
10:45 Morning break, networking and refreshments • Devising seismic design criteria for meeting ground
conditions
11:15 Implementing horizontal loads on piles with a large free stand
Sanjay Gupta, Managing Director, Cengrs Geotechnica
• Analysing the effect of sustained lateral loads 15:15 Afternoon break, networking and refreshments
• Examining the action of impulses and resultant horizontal
loads 15:45 Conducting pile group analysis to successfully predict
• Addressing horizontal movement of piles under the pile interaction and settlement
action of loads • Assessing design methods used for analysis of pile
Dr. P. V. Chandramohan, President – Technical, groups
Navayuga Engineering • Evaluating the latest software available for pile group
11:45 Implementing new ground improvement techniques in a analysis
subsiding environment • Examining pile group approximations used in
superstructure analysis
• Exploring piling in soft and subsiding environments
Dr. Shreyas Khachane, Former Senior Geotechnical
• Analysing soil stratification in the konkan belt
Engineer, WS Atkins
• Evaluating present geotechnical and piling practices in
coastal India 16:15 Discussion panel – optimising piling and deep
Prof. R. Shivashankar, Professor, National Institute of foundation design to increase ROI
Technology This interactive session gives you the opportunity to pose
12:15 Exploring the use of vibrated cast-in-place pile – examples questions to our expert speaker panel and discuss the key
from the construction site challenges and solutions that have been highlighted during
the afternoon of day two.
• Learning theoretical basics of the vibrated cast-in-place pile
Ashish Gharpure, Director & COO, Maccaferri India
• Evaluating presently available equipments and examining
Sanjay Gupta, Managing Director, Cengrs Geotechnica
technologies for the future
Dr. Shreyas Khachane, Former Senior Geotechnical
• Discussing results from construction sites in Europe
Engineer, WS Atkins
Markus Schonit, Sales – Crawler Cranes, Liebherr
16:45 End of conference day one
8:30 Registration, refreshments and networking 12:45 Lunch break and networking opportunity
9:15 Underlining the critical importance of pile testing • Exploring the many advantages of using micro piling and
its relevance in India
• Discussing the benefits of accelerated testing, sonic
testing, PDA testing • Utilising space by implementing micro piling techniques
• Examining codal provisions for pile testing
• Strengthening and upgrading structures by the use of
• Applying load testing to maintain the right levels of load
micro piling
for ensuring safety standards
Prof. T. G. Sitharam, Professor of Geotechnical Dr. Manoj Verman, Lead Geotechnical Engineer,
Engineering, Indian Institute of Science Golder Associates
9:45 Applying best practice in site investigations 14:15 Discussing the use of bored piles, pre-cast units and
• Minimising project costs and increasing efficiency of CFA piling
piles through thorough site investigations
• Developing new strategies to avoid redesign • Outlining the effective use of new and innovative
• Employing integrated geophysical approach for site techniques
investigations • Selecting the appropriate methodologies with respect to
P. K. Choudhary, General Manager – Geotechnology, projects and structures
RITES
• Overcoming challenges in the installation process
10:15 Presentation by Bauer Maschinen
Manish Kumar, VP – Projects, ITD Cementation
10:45 Morning break, networking and refreshments
14:45 Afternoon break, networking and refreshments
Case studies on piling & deep foundations 15:15 Discussion panel – examining latest trends and utilising
cost-effective techniques in piling
11:15 Role of piling & deep foundations in the landmark
Bandra – Worli Sea Link This interactive session gives you the opportunity to pose
• Installing 2000-mm diameter piles for the cable stayed questions to our expert speaker panel and discuss the key
bridges challenges and solutions that have been highlighted during
the afternoon of day one.
• Overcoming highly variable and uneven geotechnical
conditions in the intertidal zone Dr. Manoj Verman, Lead Geotechnical Engineer,
• Building the superstructure using span-by-span method Golder Associates
Col. Satish Diwanji, Project Manager – Bandra Worli
Manish Kumar, VP – Projects, ITD Cementation
Sea Link, Hindustan Construction Company
Ashok Khurama, Chief Engineer, Central Public Works
11:45 Presentation by ArcelorMittal Department (CPWD)
12:15 Discussion panel - pile testing and investigation and 15:45 Final comments from the chair and end of conference
case studies on piling & deep foundations
This interactive session gives you the opportunity to pose
questions to our expert speaker panel and discuss the key
challenges and solutions that have been highlighted during
the morning of day one
P. K. Choudhary, General Manager – Geotechnology, RITES
Prof. T. G. Sitharam, Professor of Geotechnical
Engineering, Indian Institute of Science
Col. Satish Diwanji, Project Manager – Bandra Worli Sea
Link, Hindustan Construction Company
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Reviewing new and state-of-the-art technologies in the engineering foundation industry for
excavation of piles and soil consolidation
10:00 – 16:00
Summary:
This workshop will focus on the present technologies and related equipment for the excavation of
piles and diaphragm walls in different soil conditions and rocks. The workshop will also pay special
attention to a system allowing the excavation of piles without the use of supporting fluid for hole
stability and to a system allowing pile excavation with reduction of the excavated material compared
to pile diameter.
The second part of the workshop will focus on a conventional system for performing soil
consolidation by combining mechanical and hydraulic energies. The workshop will come to a close
with the illustration of different case studies including the restoration of the Pisa Tower.
Benefits of attending:
• Learning about latest and state-of-the-art technologies in the geotechnical industry
• Benchmarking in latest piling techniques and pile design
• Analysing case studies on landmark projects
Workshop leader:
Federico Pagliacci,
Development Vice President, SOILMEC
Federico Pagliacci graduated in Civil Engineering at the Bologna University in 1979 and joined the TREVI
GROUP in 1981 as a Job-site Manager both in Italy and abroad. In 1984, he was promoted to the Trevi Project
Department for the management of foundation contracts, includnig Milan and Singapore underground
systems. From 1996 to 2000 he held the position of Director of the Trevi Group Research & Development
Department with responsibility to coordinate civil and mechanical engineers for the development of new
technologies and products. During these years, the company developed the PRETUNNEL (to execute the
final structural lining prior to excavation), the CDW (continuous diaphragm wall) and the technique of low and
high pressure mechanical mixing in situ. In 2000 he was appointed Soilmec Sales Director and in 2009 he was
appointed Development Vice President.
He is the author and co-author of more than 30 articles presented during international conferences.
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