Q: A rigid shallow footing has the dimension of 1m x 1m, shown in the following figure. The depth of footing, mechanical properties of supporting soil and the load transmitted through the footing are shown in the figure. Determine shape factor (I) and depth factor (I).

Q: A rigid shallow footing has the dimension of 1m x 1m, shown in the following figure. The depth of footing, mechanical properties of supporting soil and the load transmitted through the footing are shown in the figure. Determine shape factor (I) and depth factor (I).

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Q: A rigid shallow footing has the dimension of 1m x 1m, shown in the following figure. The
depth of footing, mechanical properties of supporting soil and the load transmitted through the
footing are shown in the figure. Determine shape factor (Is) and depth factor (I).
500 mm
E,= 6500 kN/m²
H₂=0.3
E, - 5000 kN/m²
1₂ = 0.3
E, 10000 kN/m
=
H₂ = 0.3
Ao = 200 kN/m²
0.0 m
3.0 m
5.0 m
8.0 m

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