2. The column load of a square foundation (Figure 1) is given. If the depth of foundation D= 4 ft, 0=30°, and c = 0. Using Terzaghi's bearing capacity equation and FS = 2.5, determine the proper size of the footing. D.L. = 80 kip L.L. = 60 kip qult = 1.3 c N. + qN, + 0.4 y B N, Figure 1 TABLE 2.1 Terzaghi's Bearing Capacity Factors-Eqs. (2.32), (2.33), and (2.34) N. N. N, N. N. N, N. N. N, Ysoil = 118 pcf 2 ft ф W.T 5.70 1.00 0.00 17 14.60 2.18 34 2.59 35 3.07 36 3.64 37 5.45 52.64 36,50 38.04 D, = 4m 6.00 1.1 0.01 18 15.12 19 | 16.57 6.04 57.75 63.53 1 41.44 45.41 6.30 |1.22 |0.04 6.62 1.35 0.06 20 | 17.69 2 6.70 47.16 54.36 3 7.44 70.01 53.80 65.27 1.49 0.10 |21 |18.92 38 77.50 61.55 4 6.97 7.34 1.64 0.14 22 20.27 8.26 9.19 4.31 78.61 3m x2m 5.09 39 40 7.08 41 8.34 42 5 85.97 70.61 95.03 7.73 1.81 0.20 23 21.75 10.23 95.66 115.31 140.51 171.99 6 6.00 81.27 8.15 2.00 0.27 24 23.36 11.40 106.81 119.67 93.85 8 8.60 2.21 0.35 25 25.13 | 12.72 108.75 9 9.09 244l044 26 27.09 14.21l 9.84 43 134. 58 126.50 211.56

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2. The column load of a square foundation (Figure 1) is given. If the depth of foundation D= 4 ft, 0=30°, and c = 0. Using
Terzaghi's bearing capacity equation and FS = 2.5, determine the proper size of the footing.
D.L. = 80 kip
L.L. = 60 kip
qult = 1.3 c N. + qN, + 0.4 y B N,
Figure 1
TABLE 2.1 Terzaghi's Bearing Capacity Factors-Eqs. (2.32), (2.33), and (2.34)
N. N,
N.
N.
N,
N.
N,
N,
Ysoil = 118 pcf
2 ft
W.T
1.00 0.00 17 14.60
0.01 18 15.12
1.22 0.04 19 | 16.57
6.62 1.35 0.06 20 | 17.69
1.49 0.10 21 | 18.92
|1.64 0.14 22 20.27
1.81 0.20 23 21.75
2.00 0.27 24 23.36
2.21 0.35 25 25.13
2.44 0.44 26 27.09
9.61 2.69 0.56 27 29.24
5.70
5.45
2.18
34
2.59 35
36
52.64
57.75
36.50
38.04
D; = 4m
6.00
1.1
6.04
41.44
45.41
6.30
6.70
3.07
63.53
47.16
54.36
3.64
4.31
38
5.09
39
70.01
77.50
85.97
95.66
106.81
65.27
78.61
95.03
3
7.44
37
53.80
8.26
9.19
61.55
70.61
4
6.97
5
7.34
3m x2m
6.
7.73
10.23
6.00
40
81.27
115.31
11.40
12.72| 8.34
8.15
7.08
41
93.85
140.51
171.99
211.56
8
8.60
42
119.67
108.75
9.09
14.21
9.84
43
134.58
126.50
15.90 11.60
44
17.81 13.7o
45
10
151.95
147.74
261.60
11 10.16 2.98 0.69 28 31.61
10.76 3.29 |0.85 29 34.24 | 19.98 |16.18 46 196.22
172.28
173.28
325.34
12
13 11.41
14 12.11
15 12.86
204.19
3.63 1.04 30 37.16
4.02 1.26 31 | 40.41
4.45 1.52 32 44.04 | 28,52 26.87
4.92 |1.82 33 | 48.09
22.46 19.13 47 | 224.55
25.28 22.65
407.11
512.84
650.87
241.80
48 | 258.28 287.85
344.63
415.14 | 1072.80
49
298.71
831.99
16
13.68
32.23 31.94
50
347.50
Transcribed Image Text:2. The column load of a square foundation (Figure 1) is given. If the depth of foundation D= 4 ft, 0=30°, and c = 0. Using Terzaghi's bearing capacity equation and FS = 2.5, determine the proper size of the footing. D.L. = 80 kip L.L. = 60 kip qult = 1.3 c N. + qN, + 0.4 y B N, Figure 1 TABLE 2.1 Terzaghi's Bearing Capacity Factors-Eqs. (2.32), (2.33), and (2.34) N. N, N. N. N, N. N, N, Ysoil = 118 pcf 2 ft W.T 1.00 0.00 17 14.60 0.01 18 15.12 1.22 0.04 19 | 16.57 6.62 1.35 0.06 20 | 17.69 1.49 0.10 21 | 18.92 |1.64 0.14 22 20.27 1.81 0.20 23 21.75 2.00 0.27 24 23.36 2.21 0.35 25 25.13 2.44 0.44 26 27.09 9.61 2.69 0.56 27 29.24 5.70 5.45 2.18 34 2.59 35 36 52.64 57.75 36.50 38.04 D; = 4m 6.00 1.1 6.04 41.44 45.41 6.30 6.70 3.07 63.53 47.16 54.36 3.64 4.31 38 5.09 39 70.01 77.50 85.97 95.66 106.81 65.27 78.61 95.03 3 7.44 37 53.80 8.26 9.19 61.55 70.61 4 6.97 5 7.34 3m x2m 6. 7.73 10.23 6.00 40 81.27 115.31 11.40 12.72| 8.34 8.15 7.08 41 93.85 140.51 171.99 211.56 8 8.60 42 119.67 108.75 9.09 14.21 9.84 43 134.58 126.50 15.90 11.60 44 17.81 13.7o 45 10 151.95 147.74 261.60 11 10.16 2.98 0.69 28 31.61 10.76 3.29 |0.85 29 34.24 | 19.98 |16.18 46 196.22 172.28 173.28 325.34 12 13 11.41 14 12.11 15 12.86 204.19 3.63 1.04 30 37.16 4.02 1.26 31 | 40.41 4.45 1.52 32 44.04 | 28,52 26.87 4.92 |1.82 33 | 48.09 22.46 19.13 47 | 224.55 25.28 22.65 407.11 512.84 650.87 241.80 48 | 258.28 287.85 344.63 415.14 | 1072.80 49 298.71 831.99 16 13.68 32.23 31.94 50 347.50
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