For the following plan (Factor of Safety:3) a. Assume as rigid and calculate the dimension b b. Find if the strip foundation is flexible or rigid Thickness of foundation is 0.4m EConcrete: 30 000 Mpa, Ks: 20000 kN/m³ Allowable bearing pressure 200kPa L Dimension (m) Coll Load (kN) Col 2 Load (kN) b 500 400 Col. 2

For the following plan (Factor of Safety:3) a. Assume as rigid and calculate the dimension b b. Find if the strip foundation is flexible or rigid Thickness of foundation is 0.4m EConcrete: 30 000 Mpa, Ks: 20000 kN/m³ Allowable bearing pressure 200kPa L Dimension (m) Coll Load (kN) Col 2 Load (kN) b 500 400 Col. 2

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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