[Soil Bearing Capacity] ( a gross load of 700 kN. Using a factor of safety 3, determine the required value of B. Assume general shear failure. N. = 63. 53,Nq = 47.16, Ny = 54.36 ). A square footing is shown below. The footing will carry Q = 700 kN y = 17.4 kN/m = 36° C = 0 1.2 m

[Soil Bearing Capacity] ( a gross load of 700 kN. Using a factor of safety 3, determine the required value of B. Assume general shear failure. N. = 63. 53,Nq = 47.16, Ny = 54.36 ). A square footing is shown below. The footing will carry Q = 700 kN y = 17.4 kN/m = 36° C = 0 1.2 m

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Chapter16: Soil Bearing Capacity For Shallow Foundations

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