In a Raymond pile
A)the length varies from 6 to 12 m
B)the diameter at the top varies from 400 to 600 mm and the diameter at the base varies from 200 to 280 mm
C)the thickness of the outer shell depends upon the pile diameter and site conditions
D)all of the above

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Raymond piles are a type of driven piles with a slender, tapered point and a wider top. The characteristics mentioned in options A, B, and C are accurate for Raymond piles, indicating that all of the above statements are correct.

In a Raymond Pile