Ingénierie Géotechnique Offshore

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Expertise en analyse géotechnique offshore pour la classification des sols, la sélection des méthodes de fondation, et le dimensionnement des éléments géotechniques (pieux, ancrages, protection contre l'affouillement).

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2002/06/2026
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#geotechnical#soil#foundation#pile#anchor

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Offre une expertise de domaine pour la planification d'analyses géotechniques offshore, incluant la classification des sols, la sélection des méthodes de conception de fondations, la capacité des pieux/ancres et la prédiction de l'affouillement.

Points forts

  • Fournit des tableaux de référence rapide pour la classification des sols (USCS, Robertson CPT).
  • Inclut des arbres de décision pour les méthodes de capacité portante et de capacité des pieux.
  • Donne des plages de paramètres typiques pour différents types de sol.
  • Mappe les normes pertinentes (API, DNV, ISO) pour divers calculs géotechniques.

Limites

  • N'effectue pas de calculs réels ; fournit uniquement des conseils et des données de référence.
  • Peut ne pas couvrir tous les facteurs régionaux ou spécifiques au site (par exemple, sismiques, chargement cyclique).
  • Limité aux aspects géotechniques offshore ; les applications terrestres ne sont pas couvertes.
Quand l'utiliser

Lors de la planification d'analyses géotechniques offshore, de la sélection de méthodes de conception de fondations, ou pour une référence rapide aux paramètres du sol et aux normes de conception.

Quand l'éviter

Lorsqu'une analyse détaillée spécifique au site ou une modélisation numérique est requise, ou pour des applications géotechniques terrestres.

Analyse de sécurité

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Score qualité85/100

This skill only provides reference information, decision trees, parameter ranges, and standard mappings for geotechnical engineering. It contains no executable commands, no network access, no data exfiltration, and no destructive actions. There is no declared tool use, so it poses no execution risk.

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Exemples

Select pile capacity method
What method should I use for pile capacity in clay according to API RP 2GEO?
Choose anchor type
I have soft clay and vertical loading; what anchor type is recommended?
Classify soil from CPT data
Based on Robertson CPT classification, if Ic is 2.80, what is the soil behavior type?

name: geotechnical-engineering version: "1.0.0" updated: 2026-02-26 category: engineering/marine-offshore description: | Domain expertise for offshore geotechnical analysis planning — soil classification, foundation design method selection, pile/anchor capacity, on-bottom stability, and scour prediction. tags: [geotechnical, soil, foundation, pile, anchor, scour, offshore] platforms: [linux, macos, windows] invocation: geotechnical-engineering depends_on: [] requires: [] see_also:

  • mooring-analysis
  • structural-analysis
  • marine-offshore-engineering

Geotechnical Engineering Skill

Offshore geotechnical analysis domain expertise for planning soil investigations, selecting foundation design methods, and sizing geotechnical elements (piles, anchors, mudmats, scour protection).

When to Use This Skill

  • Planning a geotechnical analysis campaign
  • Selecting bearing capacity or pile capacity methods
  • Choosing anchor type for given soil and loading conditions
  • Reviewing soil parameter derivation from CPT or borehole data
  • Mapping standards coverage for geotechnical calculations

Soil Classification Systems

USCS (Unified Soil Classification System)

| Symbol | Description | Typical su (kPa) | Typical φ' (°) | |--------|-------------|-------------------|-----------------| | CH | Fat clay | 20–200 | — | | CL | Lean clay | 10–100 | — | | ML | Silt | 5–50 | 25–30 | | SM | Silty sand | — | 28–34 | | SP | Poorly graded sand | — | 30–36 | | SW | Well graded sand | — | 33–40 | | GP | Poorly graded gravel | — | 35–42 |

Robertson CPT Classification (1990/2009)

| Zone | Ic Range | Soil Behaviour Type | |------|----------|---------------------| | 1 | — | Sensitive fine grained | | 2 | > 3.60 | Organic soils / peat | | 3 | 2.95–3.60 | Clays (clay to silty clay) | | 4 | 2.60–2.95 | Silt mixtures | | 5 | 2.05–2.60 | Sand mixtures | | 6 | 1.31–2.05 | Sands (clean to silty) | | 7 | < 1.31 | Gravelly sand to dense sand |

Method Selection Decision Tree

Bearing Capacity

Undrained (clay)?
  ├── Yes → Brinch Hansen general formula (DNV-RP-C212 Sec 5)
  │         Nc = 5.14 for strip, shape/depth/inclination factors
  └── No (sand) → Terzaghi/Meyerhof drained bearing capacity
                   Nq, Nγ from friction angle

Pile Capacity

Soil type?
  ├── Clay → Alpha method (API RP 2GEO Sec 6.4)
  │          f = α × su; α from su/σ'v ratio
  ├── Sand → Beta method (API RP 2GEO Sec 6.5)
  │          f = K × σ'v × tan(δ); K from Table 6.5.3-1
  └── Layered → Sum unit shaft resistance per layer

Anchor Type Selection

| Soil Type | Load Direction | Recommended Anchor | Standard | |-----------|---------------|-------------------|----------| | Soft clay | Catenary | Drag (Stevpris/Vryhof) | DNVGL-RP-E301 | | Soft clay | Vertical/taut | Suction caisson | DNV-RP-E303 | | Stiff clay | Catenary | Drag (high capacity) | DNVGL-RP-E301 | | Sand | Catenary | Drag anchor | DNVGL-RP-E301 | | Any | Vertical (TLP) | Suction/driven pile | API RP 2GEO | | Deep water | Taut leg | Torpedo/SEPLA | project-specific |

Typical Parameter Ranges

| Parameter | Symbol | Soft Clay | Stiff Clay | Sand | |-----------|--------|-----------|------------|------| | Undrained shear strength | su | 5–25 kPa | 50–250 kPa | — | | Friction angle | φ' | — | — | 28–40° | | Submerged unit weight | γ' | 4–7 kN/m³ | 7–10 kN/m³ | 8–11 kN/m³ | | OCR | OCR | 1–3 | 3–20 | 1–5 | | CPT cone factor | Nkt | 10–18 | 15–25 | — | | su/σ'v (NC clay) | — | 0.20–0.30 | — | — |

Standard Reference Map

| Standard | Key Sections | Topic | |----------|-------------|-------| | API RP 2GEO | Sec 6 (piles), Sec 8 (foundations) | Pile + foundation design | | DNV-RP-C212 | Sec 5 (bearing), Sec 6 (piles) | Soil mechanics | | DNV-RP-E303 | Sec 4–7 | Suction anchor capacity | | DNVGL-RP-E301 | Sec 3–5 | Drag/fluke anchor design | | DNV-RP-F109 | Sec 3 | Pipeline on-bottom stability | | DNV-RP-F107 | Sec 5 | Scour assessment | | ISO 19901-4 | Sec 7–10 | Foundation design | | API RP 2SK | Sec 6 | Mooring anchor requirements |

Module Import Paths

from digitalmodel.geotechnical.soil_models import SoilProfile, SoilLayer
from digitalmodel.geotechnical.piles import PileCapacityAnalysis
from digitalmodel.geotechnical.foundations import ShallowFoundation
from digitalmodel.geotechnical.anchors import AnchorCapacity
from digitalmodel.geotechnical.on_bottom_stability import OnBottomStability
from digitalmodel.geotechnical.scour import ScourPrediction

Related Skills

  • mooring-analysis — mooring system design consuming anchor capacity
  • structural-analysis — structural loads feeding foundation design
  • marine-offshore-engineering — general offshore engineering context

Version History

| Version | Date | Changes | |---------|------|---------| | 1.0.0 | 2026-02-26 | Initial skill — method selection, parameter ranges, standards map |

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