exploring the design and construction of foundations for a site located at LOT:5203 DP:1211244, 1 Gamble Street, Campbelltown. This project aims to provide students with practical experience in the foundation design process, including site analysis, soil investigation, load calculation, and the selection of appropriate foundation types. The site, located in Campbelltown, New South Wales, is situated in an urban area and is surrounded by several buildings and residential properties. 1: IDENTIFING RELEVANT INDUSTRY STANDARDS AND DISCUSS THE COMPLIANCE REQUIREMENTS TO ENSURE WORK IS FOLLOWING STATE REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS 2 : RECOMMENDED TYPE OF FOOTING. 3: IDENTIFYING POTENTIAL SIDE HAZARDS for the safety of workers, occupants, and the public - some common hazards and potential risk. 4: DESIGN OF THE FOOTING: dimensions, material to be used, quantity needed. 5: AUTO CAD DRAWING OF THE DESIGN OF THE FOOTING. 6: COST ESTIMATE FOR IMPLEMENTING FOOTING DESIGN CONSTRUCTION. 7: Final project report on completion of project.

exploring the design and construction of foundations for a site located at LOT:5203 DP:1211244, 1 Gamble Street, Campbelltown. This project aims to provide students with practical experience in the foundation design process, including site analysis, soil investigation, load calculation, and the selection of appropriate foundation types. The site, located in Campbelltown, New South Wales, is situated in an urban area and is surrounded by several buildings and residential properties. 1: IDENTIFING RELEVANT INDUSTRY STANDARDS AND DISCUSS THE COMPLIANCE REQUIREMENTS TO ENSURE WORK IS FOLLOWING STATE REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS 2 : RECOMMENDED TYPE OF FOOTING. 3: IDENTIFYING POTENTIAL SIDE HAZARDS for the safety of workers, occupants, and the public - some common hazards and potential risk. 4: DESIGN OF THE FOOTING: dimensions, material to be used, quantity needed. 5: AUTO CAD DRAWING OF THE DESIGN OF THE FOOTING. 6: COST ESTIMATE FOR IMPLEMENTING FOOTING DESIGN CONSTRUCTION. 7: Final project report on completion of project.

Principles of Geotechnical Engineering (MindTap Course List)

9th Edition

ISBN:9781305970939

Author:Braja M. Das, Khaled Sobhan

Publisher:Braja M. Das, Khaled Sobhan

Chapter12: Shear Strength Of Soil

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 12.5P

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