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**Chute and Shaft: The Mechanics of Pouring a Drilled Pile** A drilled pile is a foundation element created by drilling a hole into the ground and filling it with concrete. The drilling rig bores the hole, and the concrete mixer truck delivers the mix. The concrete is poured through a hopper and a pipe, called a tremie, which extends to the bottom of the hole. The tremie is lifted as the concrete rises, preventing segregation. The workers control the flow and monitor the level. The pile will support a building or a bridge. - **Rig Type**: A rotary drilling rig, with a Kelly bar or a continuous flight auger. - **Hole Depth**: The pile is 20 to 100 feet deep. - **Hole Diameter**: The pile is 12 to 48 inches in diameter. - **Concrete Mix**: A 4,000- to 5,000-psi mix, with a 6- to 8-inch slump. - **Tremie Pipe**: A steel pipe, 8 to 12 inches in diameter, with a hopper at the top. - **Pour Rate**: The concrete is poured at 10 to 30 cubic yards per hour. - **Workers**: One at the hopper, one at the rig, one monitoring the level. - **Safety**: The workers wear hard hats and boots; the hole is barricaded. When the hole is filled, the concrete is left to cure, and the pile is capped. The foundation is ready for the next stage. This is not a task that will appear in a construction manual; it is the muddy, precise work of a foundation crew. And as the sun sets over the site, the workers know that the pile they poured today will carry a building—thanks to a chute, a tremie, and a steady hand.

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