Answer / abhra

1. A structural member placed on, and usually fastened to, the top of a pile or a group of piles and used to transmit loads into the pile or group of piles and, in the case of a group, to connect them into a bent. Also known as a rider cap or girder.

2. A masonry, timber, or concrete footing resting on a group of piles.

3. A metal cap or helmet temporarily fitted over the head of a precast pile to protect it during driving. Some form of shock-absorbing material is often incorporated.

Answer / sumit

pile cap is generally a foundation below the ground level up to 1 to 2 meters, which connect all the piles and distribute the load uniformally on the ground. and the shape is determined on the basis of position of piles.

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