You are given the data shown on the sketch of a load test (see Figure below ): HLult = 382 kN , Vult = 1060 kN, it is Required. a. Find the ultimate bearing capacity by the Hansen method. b. Find the ultimate bearing capacity by the Vesic method. %3D %3D H = 0 B. 382 kN Vult = 1060 kN H = 382 kN 7. 0.5 m L= 2 m y' = 9.43 kN/m'(dense sand) P = 43° B = 0.5 m

You are given the data shown on the sketch of a load test (see Figure below ): HLult = 382 kN , Vult = 1060 kN, it is Required. a. Find the ultimate bearing capacity by the Hansen method. b. Find the ultimate bearing capacity by the Vesic method. %3D %3D H = 0 B. 382 kN Vult = 1060 kN H = 382 kN 7. 0.5 m L= 2 m y' = 9.43 kN/m'(dense sand) P = 43° B = 0.5 m

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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Problem 1P

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