Bearing capacity of Soil

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Bearing capacity of soil, factors affecting and methods of calculating Bearing capacity of soil

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Strip footing resting on surface Load –settlement curve

of dense sand or stiff clay

* The load - Settlement curve in case of footing resting on surface of dense sand or stiff clays shows pronounced peak & failure occurs at very small stain.

* A loaded base on such soils sinks or tilts suddenly in to the ground showing a surface heave of adjoining soil

* The shearing strength is fully mobilized all along the slip surface & hence failure planes are well defined.

* The failure occurs at very small vertical strains accompanied by large lateral strains.

* ID > 65 ,N>35, Φ > 360, e < 0.55

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* When load is equal to a certain value qu(1),

* The foundation movement is accompanied by sudden jerks.

* The failure surface gradually extend out wards from the foundation.

* The failure starts at localized spot beneath the foundation & migrates out

ward part by part gradually leading to ultimate failure.

* The shear strength of soil is not fully mobilized along planes & hence

failure planes are not defined clearly.

* The failure occurs at large vertical strain & very small lateral strains.

* ID = 15 to 65 , N=10 to 30 , Φ <30, e>0.75

Strip footing resting on surface Load –settlement curve

Of Medium sand or Medium clay

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* The loaded base sinks into soil like a punch.

* The failure surface do not extend up to the ground surface.

* No heave is observed.

* Large vertical strains are involved with practically no lateral

deformation.

* Failure planes are difficult to locate 222

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* The failure zones do not extend above the horizontal plane passing through base of footing

* The failure occurs when the down ward pressure exerted by loads on the soil adjoining the inclined surfaces on soil wedge is equal to upward pressure.

* Downward forces are due to the load (=qu× B) & the weight of soil wedge (1/4 γB2 tanØ)

* Upward forces are the vertical components of resultant passive pressure (Pp) & the cohesion (c’) acting along the inclined surfaces.

 

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ø General Shear Failure Local Shear Failure

Nc Nq Nr Nc’ Nq’ Nr’

0 5.7 1.0 0.0 5.7 1.0 0.0

15 12.9 4.4 2.5 9.7 2.7 0.9

45 172.3 173.3 297.5 51.2 35.1 37.7

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* Surcharge term is not affected.

* Unit weight in term is γ = γsub + y ( γ – γsub)

B Thus,

qu = c’Nc + γ Df Nq + 0.5B γ Nr

When y = B ; W.T. at B below base of footing.

qu = c’Nc + γ Df Nq + 0.5 B γ Nr

Hence when ground water table is at b ≥ B, the equation is not affected.

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Sand & hardClay

Plastic clay

Max.Settle. Diff.Settl Angulardistortion

Max.Settle Diff.Settle.

Angulardistortion

Isolated foundation

i) steel structii) RCC struct

50mm50mm

0.0033L0.0015L

1/3001/666

50mm75mm

0.0033L0.0015L

1/3001/666

Raft foundation

i) steel structii) Rcc struct.

75mm75mm

0.0033L0.002L

1/3001/500

100mm100mm

0.0033L0.002L

1/3001/500

Theoretically, no damage is done to the superstructure if the soil settles uniformly.

However, settlements exceeding 150mm may cause trouble to utilities such as water pipe lines, sewers, telephone lines & also is access from streets.

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