Given the following: t = 5 years, ysoil0 = 135 lb/ft³, applied load on the foundation (Q) 500 tons. (1 ton = -10 %3D -5 Soil, h=6ft (=D a) Sketch the Iz and modulus Ez with depth on the figure below. b) Calculate the elastic settlement under foundation shown in the figure below using Schmertmann's method. 16ft x 16ft Soil,, h, =6ft, N=12 0, 1' "1 Soil,, h,=6ft, N60 =22 2' 15 25 30 Soil,, h=25ft, N=10 0, 35 40 -20 -10 10 10 20 Depth (ft)
Given the following: t = 5 years, ysoil0 = 135 lb/ft³, applied load on the foundation (Q) 500 tons. (1 ton = -10 %3D -5 Soil, h=6ft (=D a) Sketch the Iz and modulus Ez with depth on the figure below. b) Calculate the elastic settlement under foundation shown in the figure below using Schmertmann's method. 16ft x 16ft Soil,, h, =6ft, N=12 0, 1' "1 Soil,, h,=6ft, N60 =22 2' 15 25 30 Soil,, h=25ft, N=10 0, 35 40 -20 -10 10 10 20 Depth (ft)
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![Given the following: t= 5 years, Ysoilo
lb/ft, applied load on the foundation (Q)
500 tons. (1 ton = 2000lbs)
135
-10
Soil
'o ho=6ft (=D]]
-5
a) Sketch the Iz and modulus Ez with depth
on the figure below.
b) Calculate the elastic settlement under
foundation shown in the figure below
using Schmertmann's method.
16ft x 16ft
Soil, , h, =6ft, N=12
0.
10
Soil, h,=6ft, N,
eo=22
15
20
25
30
Soil,, h,=25ft, N
=10
0,
35
40
-20
-10
10
Depth (ft)
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Transcribed Image Text:Given the following: t= 5 years, Ysoilo
lb/ft, applied load on the foundation (Q)
500 tons. (1 ton = 2000lbs)
135
-10
Soil
'o ho=6ft (=D]]
-5
a) Sketch the Iz and modulus Ez with depth
on the figure below.
b) Calculate the elastic settlement under
foundation shown in the figure below
using Schmertmann's method.
16ft x 16ft
Soil, , h, =6ft, N=12
0.
10
Soil, h,=6ft, N,
eo=22
15
20
25
30
Soil,, h,=25ft, N
=10
0,
35
40
-20
-10
10
Depth (ft)
ㅇ
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