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BS 8004:1986 Code of practice for foundations

BS 8004:1986
Code of practice for foundations
Status : Superseded, Withdrawn Published : September 1986

Design and construction of foundations for the normal range of buildings and engineering structures, excluding foundations for special structures. General design, shallow, deep and subaqueous foundations, cofferdams and caissons, pile foundations; guidance on geotechnical processes; also tide work, underwater concreting, diving and site preparation for foundation work. Durability of timber, metal and concrete structures. A special reference is made to safety precautions.

Replaced By BS EN 1997-1:2004

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This British Standard code of practice gives recommendations for the design and construction of foundations for the normal range of buildings and engineering structures.

Section two covers the general principles of design; sections three, four, five and seven are concerned with more detailed considerations of the design and installation of the main types of foundations. Sections six, eight and nine relate to site operations and construction processes involved in foundation engineering and section ten describes the factors affecting the durability of the various materials used in foundation structures. Section eleven covers safety precautions. The Standard does not cover foundations for special structures.

This code of practice takes into account the often wide range of solutions to the day to day problems that face those having to take decisions on foundation works and provides recommendations based on commonsense principles to provide the most appropriate and cost effective solution for the satisfactory completion of the Works.

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BS 8004:2015 Code of practice for foundations

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Author(s): Technical Committee B/526 "Geotechnics"
Published By: BSI
Published Year: June 2015
Size: 1.10 MB
Quality: Original preprint
Abstract: This British Standard gives recommendations for the design and construction of foundations for the normal range of buildings and engineering structures. It provides non-contradictory, complementary information for use in conjunction with BS EN 1997 and its UK National Annex.
Clause 4 gives general recommendations for the design and construction of all types of foundations;
Clause 5 and Clause 6 give specific recommendations for the design and construction of spread foundations and pile foundations (respectively).
Annex A gives specific recommendations for the design and construction of helical steel piles.
Annex B gives specific recommendations for the design and construction of underpinning.
Annex C gives information about specific geological formations encountered in the UK.
Annex D gives information about the UK Government’s policy regarding archaeological finds.

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