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Compendium of Pile Driving Sound Data. James Reyff Illingworth & Rodkin, Inc. 2006 Summer Meeting TRB ACD40 Williamsburg, VA. Purpose for the Compendium. Document Available Underwater Pile Driving Sound Levels Provide data for biological assessments
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Compendium of Pile Driving Sound Data James Reyff Illingworth & Rodkin, Inc 2006 Summer Meeting TRB ACD40 Williamsburg, VA
Purpose for the Compendium • Document Available Underwater Pile Driving Sound Levels • Provide data for biological assessments • Provide data for Construction/Design Decisions
What is the Compendium? Provides Underwater Sound Data for • Different Types of Piles • Different Types of Installations • Different Conditions (unattenuated, attenuated, etc…)
Different Types of Hammers 3,000 lb Drop Vibratory
Different Types of Hammers Diesel Impact Hydraulic Impact
Different Types of Hammers Large Hydraulic
Different Types of Conditions Unattenuated Air Bubble Curtain
Different Types of Conditions Air Bubble Curtain
Different Types of Conditions Dewatered Casing
Different Types of Conditions Dewatered Casing
Different Types of Conditions Dewatered Cofferdam
Different Types of Conditions Dewatered Cofferdam
Different Types of Conditions On Land Near Water
Compendium Chapter Contents Divided by Pile Type & Project • Pile Size • Hammer Type Includes -Project Type/Location -Measured sound pressures at different distances -Measured drop-off rate -Effectiveness of attenuation systems -Signal analysis
Table 3.2-1 Summary of Unattenuated Sound Pressures Measured for the Benicia-Martinez Bridge Approximate Distance1 Sound Pressure Peak RMS SEL 5 m 227 215 201 10 m 220 205 194 20 m 214 203 190 50 m 210 196 184 100 m 204 192 180 500 m 188 174 164 1,000 m 180 165 155 1 Measured from the pile at about mid depth (10-15-m deep water) Summary of Unattenuated Sound Pressure Over Distance
Graphical Representation of Sound Pressure with Distance Peak = 218 – 15 log (R/10) RMS = 206 – 16 log (R/10) SEL = 195 – 17 log (R/10)
Table 3.x-4 Summary of Sound Pressures Measured for the Driving of 24-inch Steel Pipe Piles –Rodeo Dock Pile Conditions Sound Pressure Levels Peak RMS SEL 1 Unattenuated – Impact Hammer at 10 meters 202 188 177 2 Unattenuated – Impact Hammer at 10 meters 203 189 178 1 Unattenuated – Impact Hammer at 50 meters 191 178 167 2 Unattenuated – Impact Hammer at 50 meters 189 178 166 Example Chapter – 24in dia. Steel
Compendium - I&R Projects • 8 Large dia. CISS Piles (Big Projects) • 10+ small to medium dia. Steel Pipe • 7-8 concrete piles • ~5 Steel “H” piles • 1 Steel sheet (vibratory and impact) • 1 Timber pile (small drop hammer) • ~5 Projects w/Vibratory hammers
Compendium - Other Projects • NOAA Southwestern Division • Washington DOT • Other misc. projects