EBK FOUNDATION DESIGN
EBK FOUNDATION DESIGN
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ISBN: 9780133424478
Author: CODUTO
Publisher: YUZU
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Repeat problem 8.2 using Schmertmann’s method, compute the settlement of this footing at t = 50 year.

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example: (Total immediate settlement), Determine the total immediate settlement of the rectangular footing shown in figure belowe after 2 months.
2. Change the footing dimension in the question below to a strip footing with width of 6 ft. and find the settlement using Schmertmann's modified method to calculate the required settlement. Example 8-2: A 6 ft x 24 ft footing is founded at a depth of 3 ft below ground elevation with the soil profile and average N160 values shown. Determine the settlement in inches (a) at the end of construction and (b) 1 year after construction. There is no groundwater. The footing is subjected to an applied stress of 2,000 psf. Ground Surface Clayey Silt 3 ft Y = 115 pcf; N160= 8 Sandy Silt B = 6 ft 3 ft Y = 125 pcf; N160= 25 Coarse Sand 5 ft Yt = 120 pcf; N160= 30 Sandy Gravel 25 ft Yt = 128 pcf; N160= 68
Two footings, one circular and the other strip, are founded on the surface of a purely Cohesionless soil. Diameter of the circular footing and width of strip footing is same. Then, the ratio of ultimate bearing capacity of circular to strip footing is:
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