A bored pile is shown in the figure. The diameterof the pile is 60 cm. Calculate the ultimate bearing capacityof the pile.Assume Dor=20x), the pile soil motion angle, 8=0.75*8'Sandc'=0, 0-30°10m8=20 kN/mClayCu = 100kpaX=20kN/m35m

Given data:- Diameter of the pile, D = 60 cm = 0.6 m Assume Dcr = 20×D The soil motion angle, δ =…

A bored pile is shown in the figure. The diameter of the pile is 60 cm. Calculate the ultimate bearing capacity of the pile. Assume or=20x), the pile soil motion angle, 8=0.75x8 Sand c'=0, Ø=30° 10m 8=20 kN/m Clay Cu = 100kpa 8=20kN/m3 5m

A bored pile is shown in the figure. The diameter of the pile is 60 cm. Calculate the ultimate bearing capacity of the pile. Assume or=20x), the pile soil motion angle, 8=0.75x8 Sand c'=0, Ø=30° 10m 8=20 kN/m Clay Cu = 100kpa 8=20kN/m3 5m

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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