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for the footing shown , check the adquancy of footing . ( factor of safety = 2.5) / type of soil caly . C = 120 kN/m2 ƴt = 18 kN/m3 ƴd = 12.7 kN/m3

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for the footing shown , check the adquancy of footing . (

factor of safety = 2.5) / type of soil caly .

C = 120 kN/m²

ƴ_{t = 18 kN/m³}

ƴ_{d = 12.7 kN/m³}

(ineluding weight
of oting).
2000
Cn.S.
4x4
C-120 kiy?
clay. 18 ky
ム= 12.7k

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