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KONTRAK BETAJAR

1) Perkuliahan
Terlambat lebih dari 20 menit, mahasiswa tidak
diperbolehkan masuk ke kelas.

TUGAS DI KELAS +

ASISTENSI

= 25o/o

TUJUAN INSTRUKSIONAL
UMUM
Mahasiswa dapat menguasai

dasardasar perhitungan kapasitas


daya dukung, besarnya penurunan,
dan gaya-gaya yang bekerja pada
pondasi dangkal dan dalam untuk
d iterapkan pada PERANGANGAN
PONDASI DANGKAL dan
PONDASI DALAi'I-

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MATERT KULTAH (1)


1) Pendahuluan : jenis-jenis
pondasi

2)

3)

'

Daya dukung pondasi


dangkal berdasarkan
parameter tanah hasil uji
laboratorium : Daya Dukung
Terzaghi, Meyerhof &
Brinch Hansen
Daya dukung pondasi dangkal berdasarkan
parameter tanah hasil uji lapangan : CPT &
' 4) Perancangan Pondasi Dangkal +
Perhitungan Settlement
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MATERT KULTAH (21


5) Jenis dan penggunaan

6)

7)

pondasi dalam.
Daya dukung aksial pondasi
dalam berdasarkan
parameter tanah hasil uji
laboratorium.
Daya dukung aksial pondasi dalam berdasarkan
parameter tanah hasil uji lapangan : CPT &
SPT.

8) Daya dukung aksial pondasi

dalam
pembebanan
berdasarkan hasil uji
di
lapangan.
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MATERT KULTAH (21


9)

Perancangan Pondasi
Dalam : daya dukung
kelompok tiang &
settlement.

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PENDAHUU.,AN

STRUKTUR PONDASI
fugian/elernan struktur
(biosorryo terletak palirg bawah dori suotu bongunan) yong
berfungsi menstronsfer/memindohkon/menyolurkon bebon-bebon
loin dqri strukfur bangunon tersebut (superstructure) don berat
sendiri struktur pondosi ke dolom tonoh otou batu pondasi.

TANAI{ ATAU BATU PONDASI : Tonah otou botu yong tnenerino


beban-bebqn dari sfruktur pondosi.
Terdapot perbedoon kekuaton ontoro tonah pondosi dengon struktur
ofos (superstructures) sehinggo diperlukon struktur pondosi untuk
menyeborkon bebqn dori struktur atas (superstrtctures) ke tonah
pondasi yang lebih lenoh dibanding struktur otds (super structures).

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KEKUATAN TANAH BERUBAH-UBAH SESUAI DENoAN

JENIS DAN KONDTST rANAI{

rru.

JENIS TANAH : Tonoh kohesif (Cohesion Soil) seperti lempung


don tonoh tidok kohesif (Cohesionless soil) seperti posir.

KONDISI TANAH

Tonoh tidak jenuh

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oir don tanoh jenuh oir

(soturated soil).

Tonoh pondosi mempunyai sifot KEttiAirlPATAN yong songot


besar dibonding bojo don beton karena tonoh menpunyai pori
yang besor sedongkon baja dan beton harnpir tidok mernpunyai
pori.

KLASIFIKASI TANAH BERDASARKAN DIAIAETER BUTTR


1.

stiff. stiff, hord, very hord


stiff. stiff, hard, very hard

Lempurg (Cloy) : very soft, soft, mediunr

2. Lnnou (Silt) : very soft. soft, medium


3. Posir (Sand) : very loose, loose, medium dense. dense, very dense

4. Kerikil(6ravel):
5. Botu (Rock) : A,B,C, D class.

KLASIFIKASI TAMH BERDASARKAN DIAIAETER BUTIR

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JE].1[5-JE]dI5 STRUKTUR PONDASI


1.

.
.

Berdasorkon kedolomon
Stnrktur pondosi dcngkol : jiko kedohman (Dt) lebor (B),
kedqlomon : 3 sompoi 4 koli lebor telah disorankon fermosuk
pondosidorykal.
Struktur pondasi dolon : kedElomon lebih dori 4 koli lebor siruktur

pondosi

2. Berdasorkan Cara Pemindohan Beban


Stnukfur pondasi langsurg dan plot (spreod footing ond
Sfrukfur pondosi riarg (pile foundation)

.
.
.

rofts)

Strukfur pondosi bore pile (drilled pier foundation)

3. Berdosorkcn Bohon/llioferiol
Kctu/ Timber, contohnyc struktur pondosi pendopo (rutnoh di Jowo),
struktur pondci rurroh ponggung di NTB
Batu/stone masonry, contohrrya struktur pondosi rumoh
concrste, contohnyc untuk gedurg, pobrik, tnnoro, jembcton.
ialsteel, contonyo unfuk kilcng minyok, pipa nirryok, gos, dermago,

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CONTOH.CONTO}I PEI.TILIHAN JENIS PONDASI


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POIIDASI TIAlrl6nILE FOUNDATION


Pondasi tiarg/pile odqloh suotu jenis pondosi dalon
menstronsfer/ memindohkon/menyclurkan
struktur bongunon otos (superstructure) tersebut ke
pondosi tonpc risiko keruntuhon okibot geser (shear
penurunon yong berlebihan (excessive settlemenf).
Pondosi jenis pile digunokon

jikc

beban-beban hin

bcngunon yang okan ditronsf erldipi ndahkcn/d isolurkon ka


pondosi rnelalui suotu lapisan tonah lemoh (weok soil) otou
tanoh yarg nrudoh tnemompot (compressible soil) otau oir.

lAocan-nocon Pondasi Tiangr' Pile


Berdosorkon motarial t ster;|, concrete, titnber
2. Berdossrkon bentuk : bulat, bujur songkor, se.gi
1.

segitigc
3. Berdosdrkon goyo : and beoring pile, friction pile
4. Berdasorkan caro kerjo : single pile. group pile.

BORE PIIE FA'NDATION/DRIIIED PIER


Pondosi bor/bore pile foundotion adoloh suotu jenis pondosi dolom
yang berfungsi menstronsfer/ memindahkon/menyalurlon bebonbeban loin dari struktur atos (superstructure) ke dolom tonah pondasi

PONDASI BC'R

dergan nembuof lubong

bor bulot sanpai

kedolornon terientu

kemudion mengisirryo dengon beton/ beton barfulong

jiko beban-beban dori struktur ofos cukup


besor, sehingga diperlukon diatnater pondasi yong lebih besar
dibonding pondasi ticng. Dampok pemoltongon pondosi bor pado
Pondosi jenis ini dignrnokon

lingkungon sekitor lebih baik dibonding pondosi ticng koreno dilokukon

ionpo getaran..

liocom-nocon Podosi borrc pile


Berdasarkan kondisi dinding bor : (s1961 casing. tanpa cosing
2. Berdosarkon bentuk dossr : samo seponjang bore pile, membesar.
1.

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PONDAST KAISON CAI5SON Fq/NDATION


Pondqsi koison/caisson foundotion odaloh suotu jenis pondosi dolom
yong berfungsi menstronster/ memitfiahkan/menyolurkon bebqnbebon loin dori struktur otos (supersfrtrctune) ke dalam tonah pondosi
dengan mengeluorkon tonah golion dori doscr struktur bulot yang
terbuct dori beton bertulong sehinggo struktur bulot tqrsebut dopot
terbensm ke dolarn tonoh kareno berotnyo sendiri hinggo nencopai
kedalamon ycng dikehendoki, kemudion mengisi ruarg
bulot tersebut dengon posir atou oir.

jiko bebon-bebon dcri


besor keoroh vertikol otcu horizontol, sehinggo

Pondosi jenis ini digunokan


pondcsi yong lebor.

lllocon-mocon Pondosi bore pilc


1. l(oison

terbuko

2. Koison Tekonon.

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PERBAIKAN TANAH

ATAU BATU PONDASI diperlukan jiko


IiUMKIN

penggunqon pondasi dongkal otou pondasi dqlom TIDAK

LANGSUNG BISA DILAKUKAN koreno kendola d<ryo dukung yong


rendah, penurunon yong tinggi, permeobilitos ycng besor otou bicyo
konstruksi yong besor jikc meneropkon pondosi dongkol otou dalom.

IAETODA PERBAIKAN TANAH ATAU BATU PONDASI:


l. ttieningkofkon keropatan tonoh dengon penrodoton.
2. iieningkotkon keropoton tanoh dengon mengeluorkon oir yong
terkandung di dalon tanah.
3. lltlengkonsolidosi tonoh atou bstu dengon penombahon atou injeksi
bohon stabilisosi.
4. lAenggonti dengon noteriolyong lebih boik.

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CONTOH PERBAIKAN TANAI{ ATAU BATU PONDASI

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Groutilrg, menginjeksi cqtflpuran oir semen ofau bohon kimio tertentu


kedalom tonoh pondosi untuk meningkatkan dcyc dukung. nengurangi
rembeson, mengurorgi tekonon hidrostotik don nenyotukon nosso
botuon. Contoh : perboikon tonoh pondcsi untuk bendungon, bendung
otou bongunan oir loinnyo.
Sond, lime otau stone column, merggnill tanoh lunak dengan pcsir, kopur
otou botu nelolui pemboran. ConEh r pertoikcn tanoh pondosi unfuk jalon

tol.
Prelooding don verticol droin, untuk mempercpat pr6es keluarnyo air
pori (proses konsolidcsi) podo pondosi jenis clcy sehinggo dcyc dukung
tanoh neningkot don penurunon akibat konsolidosi dopot dipercepot.
Contoh : perbaikon tonoh pondosi berupa tanoh rawa untuk pabrik.
Dynamic compaction, untuk memadotkon pondosi tqnoh posir lepos ogar fidak
terjodi liquefoction. Contoh : perboikan fonoh pondosi tongki bohon bokar
minyok.

Soil-cement mix yoitu mencompur tonoh lunak dengon semen


kemudion dipadatkon untuk meningkatkon dcyo dukung tonoh
pondasi. Contoh r perboikan tonah pondasi untukjolon rayo di
pulou Bongka.
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Pemokoion terucuk, popon koyu. lemboran geofexiile, balok koyu,


posir, grovel don boulder untuk meningkotkon dcyo dukung diatos

tonoh gcmbut atou lumpur. Contoh : pondosi untuk jolon kerja,


jclcn rrya, jolon kereto opi atou landosan pesowat terbong.
tlAemberi lembaran onyonon banbu, geotextile, lapison posir,
lapisan grovel/batu, rnemberi fosilitos droinase untuk
meningkatkon dcyo dukurg don mengurangi penurunon sehinggra
olai berot dopot beroperosi qtau untuk lolu lintos jalan roya

Cutoft wall, mengganti tanah porous/pervious dengron beton.

melolui penboran. Contoh : perbcikon tonoh pondosi untuk


bendungon ogor rembeson yong melolui pondosi rneqiodi
berkurang.

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I,IACAI,I.fiIACAIA ASAL BEBAN YANE DITERIfiIA


STRUKTUR PONDASI
1.

Berat sandiri struktur pondosi

?.&dutg
3. Bangunon oir (bendungon, bendung, saluran. dll)
4. Jembaton/ jolan
5. Pipa
6. Aianoro
7. Tangki
8. ttiesin
9. Dsb.

I,IACAflI-IIIACAIA BENTUK BEBAN YAhI6 DITERI,UA


STRUKTUR PC'NDASI

1. Terpusot

A. Vertikol

B.lrliring
C.

Horizontol

2. f,ierota

A. Vertikol : lingkoron, segienpot, tropesium


B. Miring : segitigo. troPesium
C. Horizoniol : segitigu, tropesium

IiACAIA-IIiACAI'T PO$ST EEBAN/RES{.'LTAN BEBAN PADA


STRUKTUR PC'NDASI
1.

Centris

2. Berjcrok terhadop sumbu x


3. Berjorok ferhodop sumbu y
4. Berjorok terhadop sumbu x don y.

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Sipil

Sebutan FOUNDATION EMINEER (Ahli Pondasi) diberikan


kepodo seseorong yang telah nergenyom pendidikon forrnol di
bidong geoteknik (mekoniko tonoh, gealogi, rekoyoso pondosi)
don rekoyoso struktur (anolysis, perenconoon beton bertulang,
bojo don kcyu) don felah mengikuti berbogoi nocom pelotihon,
kursus, konferensi, seminar don feloh berpergoloman cukup
dolonr pergombilan keputuson-keputuson berkoiton dengon
perencarunn don pelcksonoon pondosi.
Tigo prinsip utamo yorg mininol horus dipenuhi dolon
perenconoon pondosi
1.

Anon

2. Ekonomis
3. Proktis (dopqt diloksonokon derEon menggunckon bohon,
tenogo don peraloton ycng odo).

Duo hol

pnting yong menjodi pertimbangon utoma

perencorunn pondasi berkoiton dengon geoteknik yoitu


1.

dolom

Strength

2. Deformosi
Seloin sfrergth don deformotion sebogai faktor yong meqiodi pertinbongon
utomo, beberopa fEktor dibowoh ini jugo horus dipertinbonkon :

harus cukup dolom untuk menghindori erosi,


pertumbuhan perakoron tonomon don pengoruh pengrgnlion pondasi
bangunon disebeloh, serto pergeseron.
2. Yeberadmn expons ive so i l.
3. Foktor kearnonon ferhodap gulirg, gese?, don upliff (flototion)
4. Aman terhadcp korosi don kemunduron mutu bahon.
5. Sistem pondasi memungkinkon untuk menerimo bebon tambohan dengon
odonyo perubohon lopongon otou geometri konsiruksi don perubohon
struktur otas.
6. Pondosi dopot dibongun menggunokon sumber nateriol,
peraloton don orang yang cdo.
7. Perenconoan pondosi diusahakon ogor dopat memenuhi
stondor lingkungon yong berloku.
1. Kedolomon pondosi

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Dolan perenconoon pondosi umumnys diperlukon longkoh-hngkoh


berikut;

sebogoi

l. Evaluasi terhodap lokosi dan posisi bebon.

2. Pemeriksoon phisik lcpongon neliputi ospek geologi don bukfi-bukti

yorg mungkin berpotensi untuk menimbulkon rnosoloh di kemudion hori.


3. Penefapon progrom inv*ligosi/prryelidilon lcporgan tndupun pengujion
laborotoriun.
4. lllenentukan porotneter tonah/bafu untuk perenconoan ydng diperlukon
berdosorkan dctc uji yang terintegrusi, mengikuti coro-coro ilmiah don
erginecrirg judgmant. Dolom longkoh ini mungkin diperlukon analysis
menggunokon computer otou nElokukan perbondingan dengcn dota-doto
yang direkomendasikan oleh literotura-literof ur otou Konsulton Geofeknik
loinrryo.

5. Perenconson pondosi nenggunokan porometer-porotnefer dori lcngkoh no.4.

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Porunetcr tomh atou botu unfuk Per.ctrcomcn Strukfur Pondosi

Sifot-sifot phisik don mEkonik dori tonoh otau botu yong umum digunokon \
untuk onalysis dan perencanoon pondosi odoloh tetapi tidok terbatos podo :
1.

Strength Poromefers

a. Siress-strqin |ttodulus, Es.


b. Sheor liodulus,6
c. Poisson rotio. p
d. Interrul friction orEle,O
e. Soilcohesion, c
2. Compressibility Index ond rote
Compression Tndex, Cc
3. Gravimetric-volutnetric doto

of Settlement

a. Unii weight,y
b. Specific Arovify, 6s
Void rotio, e
Porosity, n

Woter content, w
Lig$id

Linit (LL), Plostic

Limat (PL), dan Plosticiiy Index (PI)

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Sfondords Test untuk filcmpadah


1.

2.

Palunetcr

Percrrconaan

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sNI (Standcr l&sional fndonesio)


ASTI (Americon Society for Testirg ond ltltoteriols)

3. BS (Bnitish Stondord)
4. AASI{TO (Americon Associotion
5. JIS (Jopon fndustrial Stcndcrd)
6. AS (Austrolion Stondard), dll
Jsnis Tcst (PcrEuJian) uffirk ilsmpqloleh Ponornctcr Pcrcnconoor

L Peryqjion Laparyon:
o" Tst pit (pocket penstroncfer. rrune shcor)
Rigid Phte l,ooditg (l5Ttl D 4394)
Ducth Cone Panetrotion (DCF) Test (2 ton. 1O lon, 20 ton).
Californio Bcoring Rotio (CBR) Tart (ASTlrl D
Stordord Perutmton Teri (sPT)
Tesf itcrhod for Bcariqg Capocity of Soil for Static l,ood on Spneod Footing ( ASTlrt

b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
9.
h.
i.

119f)

Test tliethod for Density of Soil in Phcc by Sond Corc licthod (ASTA'I b 1556).
Test Alpthod for Pilcs Urder Stqfic Axiol Compressiw Lood (ASTtl D 1143)
ltlstfiod of Tceting Piles Urder Ldterul todds (ASTrti D 3910)
of Testirg Xndividuol Piles Urder Sfaiic Lood Terih Lood (ASTI D 3689)

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2. Paqqiion
2.1.

Loborotorim

Ir&x T"st

o. Wotcr conncnt, w (ASTtll D 22!6)


b. eru&crg lturib,ll, f'L. Pf (AsTlrt

D 431E)

c. Spedfic gnodty,or(AsTlrl DE {)

d. Sicrc onolysie ond hrydronctcr, gradalion (AST,ti D,122, 4e21, ll40)

e. Dcnsiiy, I {ASTtti
f. Srcllitg, %(ASTJf, 04546)
?.2 TFhxiql

tJU :c.o(ASTAtlD2850)
(onfsiA/ :C,d(ASTil D475n
c. Koffligi CD : C,d

o" Kodisi

b.

2.3 Dircct Shec : c,0 (ASTiI D 3080)


2.4 Unconfincd compnsssion tcst. qu (ASI$ D
2.5 Rclcliw Dcneily, Dr
2.6 Coruolidclion, Cc.Pc, C! (ASTlt D 2435)
2.7 Peflwtuilit1, k (r{5Tlrl D
?.E Conrpcciion, y

1*,

e66)

OlilC

39 Cclifornio Bcoring Raiio (49R). %

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REFERENCE BOOK
X) Pruncfpfe af Forymda#on fi.ngineeriffSr
Perugarang: Braje M" Eas

23 Fsundatisn Ama/ysis & Desrgn


Fengarans: Jsseph Scwles

3)

trelqnik Fondasi
PengarasTs: Dr. ln $uhardjito

Pradctc

4)

tutelqanika Tanah dan Teknik Po


Hditor : Dn. lr. Suyono Sosroda

Kazutn Nakazawa

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SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS
lntroductions
Two main characteristics :
1) The foundations have to be safe against overall
shear failure in the soil that supports them.
2) The foundations cannot undergo excessive
displacement or settlement

The load per unit area of the foundations at which


shear failure in soil occurs is called
the ultimate bearing capacity.

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SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS
Ultimate Bearing Capacity
General concepts:
1) Astrip foundation with a width of B resting on the surface of
a dense sand or stificohesive soil.

E#

to =@
the foundations, settlement \ZXy
willincrease.
rn -H
tf a toad graduauy applied

r-..-'*dar

[==t
L/
+/

- when the load per unit are equals qu - a


sudden failure in the soil supporting the foundation will take
place, and the failure surface in the surface in the soilwill extend
to the ground surface.

At a certain point

The foad per unit are, gu,ls usually refened to as the


uftimate bearing capacity of the foundation. When such
sudden failure in soil takes place, it is called

genenl shearfallure.

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SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS
Ultimate Bearing Capacity

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2) lf the foundation under consideration rests on sand or clayey


soil of medium compaction,
an increase in the load
foundation willalso be
accompanied by an increase
in settlement.

The failure surface in the soil will gr:adually extend outward from
the foundation. When the load per unit area on the foundation
equal qun,, movement of the foundation will be accompanied by
sudden jerks.
Aconsiderable movementof the foundation is then
required for the failure surface in soil to extend to the
ground surface. The load per nit area atwhich this
happens isthe ultimate beaing capacity, qu.

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SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS
Ultimate Bearing Gapacity
Beyond that point, an increase in load will accompanied by a
large increase in foundation settlement. The load per unit area
of the foundation, Qug, is refened to as the first failure load. A
peak value of g is not realized in this type of fiailure, which is
called the localsfearfailure in soil.

3) lf the foundation supported by a fairly loose soil, the failure


surfiace in soilwill not extend to the ground surface.

Beyond the ultimate


failure load, qu, the
load-settlement plot will
be steep and practically
This type of failure in soil is called ihe punching

shearfailurc..
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SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS
Ultimate Bearing Capacity
Vesic (1973) proposed a relationship for
the mode of bearing capacity failure of
foundations resting on sands.
D"

t ldltd@ltt,o,

reiarive debily of r6rd

Or = dc#lr of fonnd*tloo rnclsrlrd

a'=&

shete fi * dtlth
L = ltngtt

f.rs

lbt] grousd sorfuc

of iourdrtioo
of founrlati<nr

For square foundations, B=L; for circular


foundations, B = L= diameter, so B* = B

'l

Modes of foundation failure in sand.

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SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS
Terzaghi's Bearing Capacity Theory
Tezaghi (1943) was the first to present a comprehensive theory for
the evaluation of the ultimate bearing capaci$ of rough shallow
foundation.
Terzaghi suggested that for a continuous or strip foundation, the
failure surface in soilat ultimate load may be assumed: general
gflggg fgih rra

l.-o-l

Bearing capacity failure in soil under a rough


rigid continuous foundations.

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SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS
Terzaghi's Bearing Gapacity Theory
The failure zone under the foundation celn be separated into three
parts:
1) The triangular mne ACD immediately under the foundation.
2) The radialshearzones ADF and CDE, with the curves DEand
DF being arcs of a logarithmic spiral.
3) Two triangular Rankine passive zones AFH and CEG.
The angles CAD and ACD are assumed to be equal to the soil
friction angle f. With the replacement of the soil above the bottom
of the ioundation by an equivalend surcharge q, the shear
resistance of the soil along the fiailure surfaces G/ and HJ was
neglected.

fttl

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SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS
Terzaghi's Bearing Capacity Theory
Using equilibrium analysis, Tezaghiexpressed the ultimate bearing
capacity in the form:
Assumed:

genenlshar
hllurc
wherc

c'?=

oolsiooofrolt

oahnci*htolsil

c-t4
- bcchgcspdcily

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of dF n$l

ftidinaqh#

ild srr fu*.

n'-*{ffi -']= *'ot+-'|) iv.=ffiffi


B = widthldiameter of

foundation.

"-i{#'-r}r*o'
wt'sre

tr(, - paslvc
Stpil

pmtsurc EocfficiEol

lbo6

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Page 4

SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS
Terzaghi's Bearing Capacity Theory
Tezaghi's bearing
capacity factor:

3
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6
7
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SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS
Terzaghi's Bearing Gapacity Theory
For foundations that exhibit the local shear failure mode in soils,
Terzaghi suggested the following modification:
{srripfourxt*tion}
A. = !"'.V: + qiri + hElvi
q' - O*fi?ctfl {- d'Ji + &47AI9i {squrrt fomdu*m}

c,

0ff?cr,f! + 4/vi + &Svfttri (cirotlartounduiott)

N"', Nq'and Nr', the modified bearing capacity factors, can be


calculated by using the bearing capacity equations (for N", No, and
respectively) by replacing 0' by 0' = tan-1 (%tan l'1

N'

Sit'illbn6 2007-Page6

SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS
Terzaghins Bearing Capacity Theory
Tezaghi's modified
bearing capacity
factor:

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2(X)7

- P4e

- Pqe

SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS
Factor of Safety (FS)
Calculating the gross allowable load bearing capaci$ of shallow
foundation requires the application of a factor of safety (FS) to the
gross ultimate bearing capacity,
{r

or:q.. -

Fg

The net ultimate bearing capacity is defined as the ultimate


pressure per unit are of the foundation that can be supported by the
soil in excess of the pressure cause by the sunounding soil at the
foundation level,
wtcrc
So,

,la

{dttll-B-

- natultittutcl'EarfugcEPacity
q'tDt

qraol

ttr

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2007

SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS
Terzaghi's Bearing Gapacity Theory
Example #1
Asquare foundation is 1.5 m x 1.5 m in plan. The soilsupporting
the foundation has a ftiction dngle 6'=26o, and c' = 15.2 KPa. The
unit weigh of soil, y, is 17.8 KN/m3. Determine the allowable gross
load on the foundation with a factor of safety (FS) of a. Assume
that the depth of the foundation (D) is 1 meter and that general
shear failure oocurs in soil.

Answer:
From table:

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2007

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SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS
Terzaghi's Bearing Capacity Theory
Example #2
Repeat example #1, asssuming that local shear failure occurs in
the soil supporting the foundation.

Answer: f''ij*,ili#E$:i f.$,i

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SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS
Modification of Bearing Gapacity Equations for
Water Table
lf the water table is close to the foundation, some modification of the
bearing capacity equations will be

necessary:

-1

#*,trfuffi[itri1]ffi:-(
form: s -

cffcd"elurtt$F

* G?,t &fu*,- r*)

The value of y in the last term of the


equations has to be replaced by y'

n Gase ll: lf the water table is located


t- - rdua.d
**do

that0<d<B: q*rfir

The value of y in the last tenn of the equations has to be

rePlacedbYT where

i,:$**H*
lo

t6il''scitirat U > B, the


Case lll: lf the water table is
will no effect on the ultimate bearing capacity. sipilbns zoo7-pee it

SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS
Meyerhof's Bearing CaPacity Theory
Meyerhof (1963) suggested the following form of the general
bearing capacity equation:

**-,a:al1r r+qfffi4.ftF;*&in;rbF,irt

Where:

r,'-

ctlxsion

{=

elT*etivc itrc$s at lb$

d1,"' fn, Ji, f,,a, Fa1, F6 ?

4r, Fr,
,il* ffr

rbe bnttom of rhe foundation

wljth of louodilion {.= dierneter for

a circular

found*tioo)

duPc factors
tlcFth factors

4t = bad inclinatkrn

krel of

unit wcight ofsoil

fnctore

= berrrlng,capacitY faaors

for the case of rectiangular foundation (0 < B/L < 1) and


account the shearing resistiance along the failure surface
in soilabove the bottom the foundation.
Sipil

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2007

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SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS
lldeyerhcf's Bearing Capacity Tlreory
khe.op"11l...^-,,'q*rnorr.*rEgustbtr (3.22)(iri-

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|
n
t' *
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(rYr

I I oJ{a/l)
I

+0.?(8/t)la#{{s+dlz}

I + trr(a/L)taB

(45 +

*'/?)

I + 42@r!B'
I

I + 0.?{Prl8}latr(45 + O?}
0.1 (Dlrrf )bn(45 + d /3)

|+

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2007

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SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS
Meyerhofns Bearing Gapacity Theory
Example #l!
A square foundation has to carry a gross
allowable total mass of '15.290 kg. The depth
of foundation is 0.7m. The load is inclined at

an angle of 20o to vertical. Determine the


width of the foundation, B. Use Meyerhofs
Bearing Capacity theory and a factor of safety
of 3.

Answer:

l*-a-'l

From table:
N" = 30.14, No = 18.40, Nr = 15.67
q = T Df = 18 * A.7 = 12.6 kN/m2
Fo"

= F* = 1+0.1 (B/L) tan2 (45+6'nl


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SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS
Vertical Stress lncrease in A Soil Mass
Stress Due ToA Concentrated Load
ln 1885, Boussinesq developed
the mathematical relationships for
determining the normaland shear
stress at any point inside
homogeneus, elastic, and
isotropic medium due to a
concentrated load located at the
surface.
Aqs

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SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS
Vertical Stress lncrease in A Soil Mass
Stress Due To A Gircularly Loaded Area
Boussinesq's equation can also be usd to
determine the verticalstress below the centre
of a flexible circularly loaded area. Let the
radius of the loaded areaBl2, and let qo be the
uniformly distributed load per unit area.
(.
fn f -'x
8s=)d0 "-[_"

'(qidttdrl
1.";F(JT

-"{'-F;ffi}
Sipillbne 2)07 - Prue 3

SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS
Vertical Stress lncrease in A Soil Mass
Stress Below A Rectangular Area
The integration technique of Boussinesq's
equation also allows the verticalstress at
any point below the comer of a flexible
reciangular load area to be evaluated.

l+*--r.-*---{
I

I
t / zanVurt* ot'. t rtr {- lt3 t 2 ltL
, - trtlutru.._ tts{"r
- G\r",, n: .,,rlr: + l.;;T;:l
n-;
i

. lrnrfiiJ,FT
--' \
=lirn'- a' + tf 4 I - Hr/rl
,

= influcocl'fucttr

n=;

I
I
I

la

,i + i mr + a'+ 2 I
r t I- arur.4Fi
,- .. ;-:--'--=-:-----;-:-+rr+nrtr
4nLPf
- I nr+n-+ I II al+#+l<
-l
- .t
{ ra''\,'

++++t+)J

Sipil

lbn6

2007

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SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS
Vertical Stress lncrease in A Soil Mass
Stress BelowA RectangularArea

(2 : 1 Method)

Based on assumption that


the stress from the
foundation spreads out
along lines with a vertical-tohorizontal slope of 2 : 1.

l
y{r{}rrr}Yl
I

Sirtl [enas 2007

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SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS
Vertical Stress lncrease in A Soil Mass
Stress lncrease Under An Embankment
Figure shows the cross
section of an embankment
of height H. For this two
dimensional loading
condition, the vertical stress
increase may be expressed
as:

*herc

4o

f,

yll

* ''rit

qeaElrt of

lh* Dbo.lment soil

= trcishr of ths eobaalsmnr

,,= *, '(4+&)-

,(?)

",- *"'(?)
Sipil

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SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS
Vertical Stress lncrease in A Soil Mass
Exercise
Find average increase in
pressure (Ao"") at clay layer
caused by load of
foundation.

J
Sidllbn6

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SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS
Elastic Settlement
Elastic Settlement Based on The Theory of Elasticity
The elastic settlement of a shallow foundation can be estimated by
using the theory of elasticity. From Hook's law:

* = I':o' -

if

,*,

&,aa,

*;r,a',)r/:

Where:
S"

El

$ar.

:
*

rnodulus ofelasticity of soil


thickncss of the soil lrwr
pr, -- Poisron's rrlio of thc sail
*
Alr. stres* increa* duc to the nel apFlied foundation lmd in
lhe r" }i and a directionq respeaivcly

Jl

A<r.,

= elasticsenlemcnt

SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS
Elastic Settlement
Elastic Settlement Based on The Theory of Elasticity
Theoretically, if the foundation is perfectly flexible, the settlement
may be expressed as:

Where:
.tr

nsl dFPlitll prcsurs on thc lhundelion


of soil
nrodulur of clsstkily of thu soit under thc

= Foison's ratio

l; B

"noogc
mearuredffirmc = 0toaboute =
= fF forcsnteroffourdation

tomdgtifl'

'lll

6 for eomcr uf foundation

SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS
Elastic Settlement
Elastic Seftlement Based on The Theory of Elasticity
l,

*rrye frcror ($ehrlrenqer,I934)

- 7',+!--fu.^
- r -rr,

frcrortbat depcnds otl the torntio! on fte ffimdrttoo rriatc$rdemnr is bsing cahuhted

Center of foundation:

Fr=;(,{.'+Ar)

q=4

.L
m'-E

4 = $m'-,e'

(t * *6F n r) {trTv

Corner of foundation:

rt'=
^o- n'ln\
'4u ;

c*l

*:t5

.il

"-e)
II

n'= E

-(t - r,4"m=)

(^'*rfffi * i\tlm

,t = In\_---\fiaTft;1-

._-

^2

tr

m'

--

,rr'i6aT';Ei'r

dryrh hctsr tFox,

-rr

ls{t) -

4?.*.-* i)

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SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS
Elastic Settlement
Elastic Settlement Based on The Theory of Elasticity
Due to the nonhomogeneous nature of soil deposits, the magnitude of
Es may vary with depth. For that reason, Bowles (1987)
recommended using a weighted average of Es:

e=!6,,,r'ta
- sril srodulus ofLstiify within I dcplhAr
i - Il or 58. whichevcr ls srnaller

where ,q

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SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS
Elastic Settlement
Elastic Settlement Based on The Theory of Elasticity
Example #6
A rigid *allow founfitiod t n x 2 m is shotrr in Egure 5.t5. Celorlate the
tiE sctdernst rtthe centEr dthe fr$ndmin.

dx-

v. (0,
Iterias

-I
2ff.7- Page 6

SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS
Elastic Settlement

- P4e

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SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS
Primary Consolidation Settlement
Consolidation settlement occu rs
over time in saturated clayey
soils subjected to an increased
load caused by construction of
the foundation.
On the basis of the onedimensional consolidation
settlement equations:
s.rnr

$rm

t
Jc.d:

whcrc

er

wrlical strail
r!e

l+c"

Ae

- change olrnid r.tic


- /(4.Fi,ilnd Ar')

)
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ltenc

2007

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SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS
Primary Gonsolidation Settlement
CJt" . a! + Aai.
G:;rog "l
CJf" , o|+ LoL
r"r'r-]T[rQ-4

(for norndly conroldlted


clrys)

- *

rdPr

(for overconsolidaM days

wlthrrl+.Ari*<a!)

s*,*** r'rfr*ffir*SJ3r+

(for ovrconrolidEted clayE

wilhr!<rl<ol+

Arrl,)

rrj = lwralp elFcoivc

pressune on the clay layer hefore the corretilcdon


of the $ourdarlon
Aoi = il1sra*. increase in efiective prcrsqru on tbe clay hyer caued by
the cffiU$ctior of tlr6 foundrtion
ol = fcorroli.htim prrcslns
e"
irltlal roid mtio trf the day la}l:r
C. r'ompresrlon inder

*
C, l{" -

swellfu!index
fbickaeso

oflhe

c{ay

hter

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SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS
Primary Consolidation Settlement
Note that the increase in
effective pressure, Ao', on the
clay layer is not constant with
depth. The magnitude of ao will
decrease with the increase in
depth measured from the
bottom of the foundation. The
average increase may be
approximated by:

"*)
)

Where Aoi, Aor', and Ao5' are respectively, the


effective pressure increases at the up, middle,
-,:r- bottom of the clay layer that are caused by
and
the construction of the foundation.

I
I}erli,

)
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SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS
Primary Consolidation Settlement
Example #7
A phn of r found*rbp
diiisn scttlencrt olthe

In x 2m irshoqn in Fgure5z9;&timste
fo$ndstiod, '

ahe

iqrloli

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11

SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS
Primary Gonsolidation Settlement
Example #7
Tbe ctay is normally oonsolideted,Thu*

C"H.. rri+Arr!"
s"=frts*;60

r; -

(25)(t6-5) + (05) (17-5 - 9al ) + (lr5)(16


+ t.gs + ?.?i{,= 52!4 kN/pr
4r:5
=
qryrEq,t54).

- e.8l)

",lc;" =f1Arj

+ 4Ad-+

Atri),,

:.1 rn.): .'


*..l
.: id-&{l
dlflel
. .f,! '
4
','. llt90rr- :28j*Airl
. *gS&Ji.1a?t*A.r;j
65
0
ll-O{li 6.75 - Asi

Nos' the follo,ning tahh:i:sri be prepared (Note L = 2 m; B

rrrri4t

dmt

I
2+25p=tli
2 + 2-5 - 45

a,: 2

fTflhld 5,3
rEq; (5.101

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SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS
Primary Gonsolidation Settlement
Example #7
t[b tJ

vnriillion uf l" r*'ilh n1 arxl

n1

o,sl;
0.976
o.932

o.gru

{LtD7 0-99?
0.977 0,9?7
0,936 0,936

0.rrB o.89,
0al{ o.$l?
o.?d8 0.753
0.flr5 0.ffl1
0.6:? (Lffi6
0.5?3 {1585
0'5L5 0.5.1{1

[997 . 0.99?

0.9{r?

0yt?

n"*r o:Jn osiT

0-tt3?

0.937 0.9fi
0.s8t 0.881

0-93?

0.9vt

0.881

0lllB
0,7Sd

0.ffj4
0.6v1

osfil
0..5d.5

{1881

0"t{t8 0.$ts tlsl8


0.?"5.5 0.755 {L?sS
0.6s5 0.695 {t.696
o.Gr0 &64t o.riil
0,591 0.59e 0J9?
[54? (L54$ OJ49

SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS
Primary Consolidation Settlement
Example #7
Norrl

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P,

i '':'

&o^jlbtt s,rrL_ t

sa,utt*g Ful/a.ra*+i t . r
rou,, a*ri o

i,-

-,L

rw:

;Iy:y;:r; ; :;; ;; ;,rr," *:-_*


::
tr
-.
rryF eair NEitw oF ,!v)1,
\* ,, ,r' {;^,:"
.-''*'',
wi *s wF M ta'd,+t
turr t&4* sn, ;r;* ;;' :,I
:m' ff
aF
ry

rregr

Asun,*

v'tt?+v,

rW &q/t1 *x tuv

ffi,y-"' 6*,,,rR,,e
tMuviaN

+vn ; -

sw* wd*t4,,r::fif
#Jr*

{r,

9,

/ m *Nb

d**.^JrsB*a s/*srr*.

*rtidretr
_
SQu+*r FoprJpnn,ilN -*f

rfi**'p ri6WM
3.? t

r#hrt,

*r,ffI)":: r:*

tLr

ftn #.r d o

q, s /.seNe * q. Nft*u,y#q,Ny
&e = /V.*
r'/x
= f. v

07';

q
nu1

.f

s fr'"s)fld axrr'

n +{'' T'F s}(F. v3 + ( o,y)t*^aJ(r,s)f*)


-- 3?g. ir* r3r, re * J*3 |
.

: rj-r & */, ,

1'=

'fu , *t't,0w*&t6

Loa

**oE tw

fu_Lge**k

4 *Y'

i_c^ o r
,n?e
wF ftv^/&'w?'bu *
8hhLt-':. Tfi,a\nY''
)- lru/^t
t33.7r
Fr -- -T == /??
py****r

p*a, ttrtir

e4ey3_

q = 4*ur x fwa*tbiqvi6,)
= t33.1r

.,n".

r f *rx a-r)

3oO AaAl .

l&}* =

Tonaghi's Bearing Capacity Theory

a
2
o
tJ

fl

)t

t0

E.

I
!0

o;

AL:

5.2

e
d

Angle of friction of soil, C (deg)


Figure

3.4

Tecaghi's bearing capacity factors for general shear failure-q. (3.3)

125

?z
l

%pmry spnt* L

sou'tr"r-

frJut/,v,>l//

lrf n4 x 1{*, tu potel. ngaiz eup,uenartr ,vf


frvtarriw 4r * r-Bicnipu
+,wc
AilA e: /e 2 nTr, .
7w uttir hr# ar'qir',
"r)=roo
tr $'B 'ru/rt. rF?zreutlt ftrr,+*/0t*ry&/F
r,
6nor Leld 0a
w ftvlJd*ft't,tt Dry 4 *7a7* ** ,.h/wr(r'.) {F ?.
*ss?us:

'f

a*,W 0F w r4ttue66p*
tl+ rr r n 4,u)
tli+r tt la+L sl|tffi. NwR#
', occut"r ia- itg.oit sw*A,>,nrtr {out&ri>iw
'}7itv

{aluil*r,

nA ' -

Loc+r_

fibz,rxrryhfupr

-'sqa4/2+.

fun

*ryurta.r

Thw-'

fluu2vy1ou

J,$

?w<

_l

q?

p= ze, e

* o,S6Z ,A/e,.

Nrl :tz

rx'"!
lV6 =

:
fru O

t gUer+o,?* Su;

/,/

atlln4\\+{txtT

sfue\*/n.,r\r
s tn.t +rt. z *-rt,,z =,r\i\;y;rX,ot/ls//*)
_

Lta@=

3. T'*

7Wr, r?) nrat.


Q

Bt. e

ey*,

t&o*+a# 6aor? Lato

s Q*ax rda66v;ru h+m


= 6t,? (,s x r,r)
^

'bf-iff

s,osan pue:

r0r08v60I

jp

(zr:s)
't,N ",N:srope; Aloedec 6urreeq peglporu s.;q6ezral

(8aPI?'lpd ]o uo$rp;

9'g arn614

3o a13uy

I'0

(!
F'

f.

0'r a
o

o!tI

9.
g
l)

rs -,'N:o:

v
OI

fr
a-:

.<

olrvoNnoJr,ro-r-lvHs gntdeq3

9Zt

p4urotl rD4z 3

/j
,

4 Squ**.6'
Lota

of

eoLutqrl teuudo-+zON /,/+f lD e-+*zF +6/20{T hLLOD4/|tr r>7+t/so tN. 7V? lFpft+ 0f 7T?ft)uil).fvay tr o.7 n . ryF tw rb

lNednn)

+tv 4,\tt-7tr

oF 2-oo Tv uwTietL

tr

s776util

ru inrzr

&tWtLt,

,lVltr tvi

tiuf

bftl 0F n frutlbhl7'fuNl B.
QtE QuHToN ! ie-xtspln BE*R;Lb cailAl? qu+i\N.
tlse q FrtqDA p; e;rry oF 3

bglZrtt

Cs o

p,300

t=

ts LN/\3

'Bl
,SOIUiON

6t'//ai+

o+pnciry

fq atn'D N

^a#t'ilf,
?r" e Ne fts F"a Fe; + ?. Nq
l4)/ffi+-t

e:

\,, e4G, n * y"n rf 0rfr, ?r,

eatftauu

Fffisty7 sw=T h7- r|t lElttu oF Tft B,rtDn ryflapmbN


x=
wa d,r- or -rwt
f, = uo)'
B * ilO7U OF ruuNDAn'7N (= iltaqA-tuA 4 c)ncut+a fuuualnort)
lg , FXsrn = sPPvTss: freJA,Rs
Fa,

Qa",6d' bF7ry fttlOrZs


fr; , f;,; ,fdi = Lo+l rr,tchtt,m'fN

f7f+fu4s

9r= Df x( =0"/(/S)=)2-1 LNh"

I = lP 4l/h3

,4
fROr4

Wt 3-2 : A*duf

f\n P:

c#,ru'ry ft-cn{ hrT** Vftie (Bnt{+

*' o/t {) ffiFB))/

3oo

Ne = 30.ty

4q . /8.y

Nt'

22'7

frory w2Le 3.y s/lms,bep7vt/tilb t).unrrn'2n


'
frtaa-r /^7c2r.7r4fpJt> rv(.
t/JF (Bft"rJ4 ot

6s=

&

II

/* t.#

Adrunteo,

&l tOr'

FI

t*+ ffi

+ fart g ., + f turr Joo : /.r/)


Ftrr: /-o."f =/-o.?* .= 0.6

rl

4," --, t

$t

D/t, ftlF /3?)

T=rf St.

6d s t + 0. ? T = r+ o.? (t+) .
fXl " t + z +aAp (t-s;, /), 2f B
B

fvlsl
*TOc

- F?r; = (,

E
)' f,
9oot = t

,l; 3 (r -61L:f,-!)'
t' 3d

2oo

.z

w)

= o.6of

F-

$l

.=

o^ll

l/TJc, .F2K 9=O

Xr= 1 Ns,'q, Q,aQ ;


= Yz Q(

+ t Y - a Ntr Frrla*7;

il-v)(r'r/! ( +

s 2t2.2* @. *

'f

t3.S

)ct.6,.) + s,\rs\(
B

B)(22 ,t)(at)1 t)go.tr

y,
l.s{d

:.i

Wr,

Qu_- fS.7J+
a
Q^tt,:
ZALL: --'-t /3.7s+

i:

$rtb-tt

= ront *Luurgu

lvno

;f
/d,m

lro
a01.+dL -

ff

?!y3B

= Xutx

m$rhAtfiailtTe+

5 Trtrx Bz oR'

/sA

r,
= rc.?tn'r{

re. vs n

tlr ra*t- h^rb EpntL 7 $:1,3 h. e#eq, T a , "'ok./

a
eDNn7

n4t

'?,

h sQamg rpuu/4n'L,\/ /,r lryt x /,.g/,) n pLgu. rrc- rilz suplaRl7'Nf rnr rwtlnotv
lhr + r'9'cn'1'v hVfLg CIf g 20u
=
A4) e = /5-2 nyrr, 7//r ury)r uathfotr *uitr , ir /f B a */n, Dr-rrBaa)NE
f
:
a , 7W +u0 wtt(F ttosr
L,/+_r 0N
routtl+n,ou
W

'(0. r7E

drv

uFr hil\duate L,+o fi/L vlE Fut/ilp4np[

4 Fh,raB

ftsrQur

0r t4p7y {r, aF ,.

0r fVs fluNA4n'Oa (J;)


4 1rwhntL ttffiA
tu/Lu/zF u TecuLr n ru= -roif
T/ti+t- /7rf ALzTV

/r

r (ourl

4"v)

soLqTiou

faA GFtttrz*t s/./n-/L miWfg

MD
fr^n

tqu/rrc rDvnlry/)p41
fr'67'tfrF

3,?,

?r= /'3eilc +4*rroo,//silt

ftx / - zto frvxv46rp,r Bs+tiilf_c+pteirytutba,v<


rr

No
t- : t_7 t

6p-ntgvryL tdt?t<

'T'r

Nn4 = 2-u
,/,',
Ny =-

tr

ibr

az4+

p tfrc,lT,fl t (r r17 s)G"f) +- (o.r)(ry.gg_rS7s_)


^=- sY? * /3/. + f3.
1 = 13?. 8) xf_r-r^ dt/r z
72
"Vr

/+LlltilftBLF LyM

ptz up)f ht4 0r zEflUilL+VtM :

qor+tc 1q "lt =/3l,fs-Lo//^,


rr = ?
ftar, ryE-rzryL
&=

4.Dztt_f6gnr)

%'bt ^ t = t xt7't = /7'E /<a/rz

f.

ntur,

#laktl

+rt0q/4/2b 6Usr" Lyr,rD

?n,

mu^tPqvsl +rti+

^ /33.7r x ts xB

= /32-Fx (lrx't'r1
= 3m,g k3sOkN.

z/.

%r =
?^

'

r3r nr/^.
P)[tza) =y

%uer(+u)'

thn/*,

U# =ry

= /2x 3/tL7rz

tbte-e, Qtnr(tu)=

fia+(e) x rnthdDlml^)/rtzat

pg.3 /u/^z x (t's xtr)hL

29/ -lu'

t,

Terzaghi's Bearing Capacity Theory

'6
(!

0.
(l
C)

6 : o; N.:

5.7

bo

q
L

c!

(,)

ce

d-0;No:l

d-0;Nr:0

Angle of friction of soil, 0 (deg)


Figure

3.4

Terzaghi's bearing capacity factors for general shear fairure-Eq. (3.3)

i25

Q),
/3

QNrnt ,n,fL 9*

/rf

.fTg4py dfft.tlkruK f,pA+n' BU/A^ JT',)67q,rA t34+tlqt4try


td+zt'tlilp4l;
W4fl y+ilf r,tealAU/qt^lf t;4kf,R f1,ilA+/1'
0414/

e s /rt2 %^ ,

4F t/r t .

-0g;d'ts)zzfrmaJ+?

TTnnllc+d

'qrbt*r',

{'

'/

/s

v/'f,t4'
'2oo

Ary'trtf

a, rkA+U /VPA Y4-rJf bTTiut'a''t

h4D4 #4n7vs1fr^"+t;

'8.hB'tNMxti\Ytd)fulsi/vt+nv'Wat177ypv'tttfrPbl+tit
DFNth^t ustrlSv^1n

W lWroa ffftl44N/N (fk) s / .

u
Dpdano', tqy4l*r414*4 2p6ft* tr7ztlkru, pilb4h'/t)t//r// ot)'t
Phr'4 W'h/ fluO4s7' d*#th/
Dft^t k-e,zeutnlft?ril Wf

@+il

rr

r
$P117v4 &3r/?- Fh euPs

FYryystaWrw

n?'c?ry 7 Aa . = f,3 eAt, Nqr+oflf Ailt


"q
J u

2ntn/rc 'EnWzan.f ttwt*.


-Wwn hoilAtrT Aiineouna"z

4il

3., tre*rf4a'/r Aat*12; C4/Aa'ry ,frry& frA'@bz*1


4E7YL 4tar+ BU* at -D+' rytt /zr)
ctAsnlrcP=z0o 1 /tc=ry.V "

D+A tr*,natrc

Nf,-/Y
q4 =

bf *7.= /

cw'^t&f

fi

't=r

x/,F s /,Ff/^o

4.rz)(,n) * /,fg (/,v)*


^ ,r Sytg/r /)t lfz
f f,,sY
+
s .fi/ .C */*,.
= (,,?)6

0,?( +?s)(t

r)gr7

Q,4

r+ri /bv4^/ tt)at Ea. taas' -ffi4ava2 PfuNAffi' (E ot ) ,pAul

Lars H:

tVt*uSV1 BEB4^1 @nR

= 8,37

YNf

14'

oitci,,ttc+at PIPA .r7vt1Bva4

AODA'tu,'

4aryld :
& c hAL
X lA+f DbJ+R s44et//qun P1ND'ft
f
/3.3y' x (r'-r x zs)
s 3olop DN,

,\gerr", b;ru

u +r

.rTie,{*rtrn tudAttr'

MJlu

& *ra)
t3,tnr^
:
? -f ntg-T,+A
'ry = /21g3 f/q,
=
fk/
ER-

HU"rr*,

14

rFtt'w614 RtBhtr

ffit ,q{f

ilidptctrnt PtoNn'qrcruR ,Qtt&p1'

kxnn*:
x Lunt o+tM. t772'qtan/^ ,0pD487',

Q = fr
*on

lcgoaruL$at

/2

/% x

z?,

/tr x/,r)

7VN,

me-*wtlf kgl**a'e/t ety'Nl'ry ftwhry


h4?/rf hh|*r) Uwt*tl,ttt uartUlc sAnlrflt lI .
6,1*u4aa

(3h

Terzaghi's Bearing Capacity Theory

(,

(!
a
(!

(,

d - 0; AL:

5.2

bo
C
6g

a)

d:o;No-l

d:0;

N.,

Angle of friction of soil, 0 (deg)

Figure

3.4

Terzaghi's bearing capacity factors for general shear failure-Ec. (3.3)

125

'j.

erzaghi's f:earing Capaciry Theory

a
u

li.t

(,

(!

(,
(!

o.
6
(,

d-o;Irt:5.7

d:o;4:1

Figure-

3.4

Angle of friction of soil, d (deg)


Terzaghi's bearing c'apacity factors for general shear failure-Eq. (3.3)

125

qMr?H 4r,tr- 6.

A sQuq*E pryto4tJOat lr t/r?Aq/ )at fi'6Vr+ eADD . 4gzlbt fl'/+lr


TTF A+p E eeNt7vo'ry , 2 = o, /f lv , AeZluittp 7VE t67i*O*

LoM, Qun

+=-o{

tryt

f\ff'"

SbLun'1N ;
u-rF 17/ 66 uA*L gsaAttlr
?,q

= LileEsFua.fi;

o+*|eft 4urt*lu Fan'a\t

*frNqn'7^Gi+tY

c DF x / c o-/ x /B c' /2'6 t'u/rz

Vtic t97t) ffn+x4

ffi?A (hfvtT?L
?,2 r Mh'uf- s+pAdry
M DFrrt pOtf t3) t FlR pf = gO o , Ne= SL.ry
Nn s /P.?

Ntr' Lz.Y
B- 2L = lf -(zxo.t) = /,2 rvt

Fve c = o

Fna Fy"-

FzAyt TTaE

Bt =

'

BNtFrrF*+;

X,; s cAle Er foa Fei + 4 uqr6,, fqte.,; + t tr B'$nou,


Q

hvF4

) n u, \ *0, FTret 2o, o t y B, rtTrrn *;

ru4 frr|t

3.y ,l++tf t M?ryr N) tpeh'rs+nw ftt?k /+Ttt/4rtt^r4/


ntL ArY {A,zm+ rvt,DF,ptlF tfi) i cOpoin'oU(a1 :
,

DI=
b

'lt.r -(r.VY

F *,

@/

\t

-^,

* { b, /

=/

* (#)tu,

Bo'

Qa. / * 2 'lart l/(t^ sin )D)z f

= trz?hzt 3ou6r^sri sa,)r(Y)

*(z a4 gTf a,rr) (o,?q)


= r t (r. ,g )(".rj^)Co,?0)

s 1 ? tz (r, nh? c+ra


Lt=L).

e ffW,

=t

wtru B,)

s / + o,/J{

- /. /3f,
6 ' /# o,?( {,)

*r'

= r-o,?

( ;*) c0,68 ^\}) (,N w? e+tE'

t/:

L).

'..a

rVit'ri

.
il ?, P?n F1,r Q,atai r t y a' ,tr 0r0^ *;

=/

F =o,
= (rz 6)(s r)('qz)(t.ts)(,) + t (rt)(r.z)(zz.?)(aeeJ(\r)
e 3 ty. s * t6y. tv = syg. B Ly*r"

llewc,

Qurr

. ?; x

Ewrcnr hQq s7 FowDtitdtt

s %; x('*t').
s ry|.e * (/.zxls)
2gg kN,

pwttftr.

3.5

General Eearing Capacity Equation

Table

3,2

Bearing Capacity Factorsf

N.

N.

N,

4
5

5.14
5.38
5.61
5.90
6.19
6.49

6.81

1.00t.o9
1.20 4
l.3l
1.43 !
1.57 ''
t.72
1.88 1.
2.06 It'':
2.25 2-47
2.7t
2-97
3.26
3-59 .
3.94 ,
434 |
4.77
5-26
5.80
6-,f0
7.O7
7.82
8-66
9.60
10.66
11.85
13.20
t4-72

0-00
0.0?
0.15
o.24
0.34
0.45
0.57
O.7l

7.t6
7.53
7.92
8.35
8.80
9-28
9.81

8
9

l0

ll

t2

l3
l4
l5
l6

to.37
10.98

I1.63
t2.34

t7

l8
l9

13.10

20

14.83
t5..82
16.88
18.05

r3.93

2r
22
21
24

19-32

25

2A-72

26
27
a3

22.25
23.94
25.80

re
a

31
32
33
x4
35
36
37
38
39
,10
41
42

43
44

131

27-86 r6.M
12.67
35-49
38-64

42.t6
46.t2
50.59
55-63
61.35
67.87
75.31

83.86

91.7r

r05.n
1t8.3?
133.88

l52.to
L73-&
t99.26
229.93
266.A9

036
1.03

t-22
t.44
r.69
1.97

2.29
2.65
3.06
3.53
4.O7

4.68
5.39
6.2C

7.t1
8.20
9.44
10.88

t2.54
t4.47
t6.72
19.34

';. N./N.

0.20
o.20
o-2r
o.22
o.23
o.24
o.25
4.26
o-27
0.?s
o.30
0.31
0.32
o.33
0.35
0.36
o-37
0.39
0.40
o.42
0.43
0.45
0.46
0.
o-50
0.51
0.53
0.55
o.57
0.59
0.61
0.63
0.65
0.68
o-70
o.72
0.75
0-77
0.80
o.a2
0.85
0.88
0.91
0.94
0-97

2A-63 25-99
23-tA n-22
26.09 35-19
29.44 41.06
33-30 48.03
37.75 56.31
42.92 6,6.19
48.93 78.03
55.96 92.25
64.20 l09.4r
73.90 tn-n
85.38 155.55
99_02 186.54'
I15.31 224.64
114.98 271.76
t58.5r 3?A35
t87.2t 40.7.67
222-3L 496.01
265.51 613.16
3r9-O7 762-89

Aftcr Vcsic (19?3)

l.0l
1.04
l.O8
l-12
1.15
t.20

tan d
0.00

0.02
0.03
0.05
0.0?
0.09

0.1l

0.t2
0.1,1

0.16
0.18
0.19
0.21
0.21
0.25
0.27
0.29
0.31
0.32
0.34

0.36
0.38

0.40
0.42
0.45
0.47

0.49

0.5r
0.53
0.55

0.58
0.60
0.62
0.65
0.67

0.70
0.71
0.?5
0.?8
0.81

0.84
0.87

0.90
0.93
0.97

l.0o
l.O4

t.07

l.l I

l.l5
l.l9

)W FOUNDATIONS

3.5

,33

General Eearing Capaciry Equarion

Table 3.4 Shape, Depth. and lnclination Factors Recommended


for Use
Factor

Rclationship

Shafre'

v' F,,: t

-:.t

De Beer (t9?0)

t'Fn:l+-tand

v Fn:r-o.nf
I, : lcngth of the
foundation (L >

where

Condition (a)

-. .'f!'g"15sn

(19?o)

k F.:l+O.44-)
)-

F*:
E

I + 2rang.(l -sin

,f +

-r

Condition (b):

DrlB > |

Fa: | +to.+1,"'-'(&)

Fa: I + 2 ran {(t -

4.,

sin C),

,.',_,(?)

Fra: I
inclination factors
,ther reiationships

Inclination

F"

Table 3.5.

if,*('-t*)'

'":

o.

(' - f)'

i/l1-*t
I fit:{ififtst

Mcyerhof (1963); Hanna


and Mcyerhof (1981)

f : inclination
of the load on thc

where

foun&tion with respect

nate pressure per


til in excess of the
r level. Assuming
ed in the founda(3.2o)

to the vertical

' Thcc
D

shapc factors arc cmpirical rclatioos bascd on crtc-nsitc

Thc factor t:n - t 1DrlB; is in mdias

tabontory tests

For undrained loading conditions (d :0 concept) in clayey soils, the


tEq. (3.16)] iakes the iorm (vertical

general load-bearing capacity equation


load)

qu: cNrFrrF.o t
the factors 9 and 7
nodifications. The
I in Section 3.4. }(

(3.2r)

Hence, the net ultimate bearing capacity is equal to (venical load)


gncr(rf

Qo

- 9:

cN. Fr"F"a

(3.22)

64

q)NtuH -t74L

f.
A !qo**,e fruup4ioa /r il/ott^t )u n'Su4g Alou. ASU4F
7Te bM H*f "A Ta7-wtty FccNrteiciTf ,.
Qi vrN
- e7 = Q.3 ,vt
-18 s o,t5m
DEttqitttr ! V/r utrtu,+t> b*r, Qutf ,

TVrtf

..

'f!o

u't/rt

F=)ot
L= 0

F-

13=

t,f,a ---{'l

.+
'1
=

ig=o,,9

ar

l.frt

lal=q

_-g

--

l/\

-f= Lrh-l
S-Otu7i g tt/ .

e//Er*

, +L I 2p
T

LL

o,3

/.s

%_

AJC

/."r

= 0,2
'= 0,1

-eL
L

^o t!

l.[-

"-{

< o,,r

\.rLB.L
;(

*GE

*>
)

'--t
I
I

*--g

------+

fu"t n'rul?
&-,va

3.rz (a) ,r*xn/F/+1w

fle re %tE otr e%< o'r

O
I

P+6r t?s1

+L

= o.B,f ,^) Lr -

4LV s o.2/

Lz

p,Ar)(f1 = /.2ff ,,

'

(a.u)6t"$) = 0,3rr

ry

*.*Eer;vF ArzA= ht

= $ (t,,*/>). B.= $ (/.2F* 0.vr)(.rs r/g3 hz


6-pVg-q7'VE ten/nV
= L'- L, on.L, (ari"11sysg r tt,eete.), fr,
L' = Lt c /. z/z
,,.1

Bt. +//

=.

,4t_=0.916^1
/.zVz

'vv

erilE*t BehlL,'^tr u*rt+ry otru,rnba ffia7 oaq+zzB2Fo :


lla" eNeEs trq.E; * ?, Nql"ho E,; * t r B Nt&5^n

utE fifF

q: =
q

* Df,
^

r.atr; *

4, fi,an; * + /
tr = o.V xrP =tz.A Lyn,

c AtsFsE

q,

^lq

ru^4 7w3t 3..2 , a.e*d$ Mff


t4- D+t f+trf BD
/
fVA d.J7,

fort c=o,

frl-?n(

f?e uE Ud+

n- Ltrr

Nl5.*n rr;

[h,?nc Wie /l/])(*W+

Ne= 3"0.t/

*r, = tg,y
NA = 2^.Y

xr' = I NaftrGai,z + ty

#0n 77faL Z.f r l4t6l

ts'

^B'n/

*" 3"U

ns7rt/ r Hv) ir*lirt+np^t fVt-fu< ,@va^tDD

i+tr nts '

of -'tt <I--'>CortbiiaNa-t o['''


Y=
t,r =o'?f
A
l3

4,

,n

fi

"?",/

/*

('E) taq

4*. t*z@f (,-thP)'

3oo

= t'vzY

c t + a*a,, gor(t-sn 3o')" (.X),^r

l)
/),

f:Kffir
t)iT r).
A

= lr ( z +u 3 o' [0.2r)( o' t/6


s t r (r. n ) p.zr) (0. ?t

f 0./3f
= /. tgr.
rlrs /* o^r ( #l= /*ov ('#')'o?o('
=/

fYa

= 't

4r' s (, uqQrfflTfq;+ * trt' Ni htFnF,

*qi tfi= t,
t&*up

8r. 6)(rs-:')(,. v>vxr


e tT/. 13 ..LN&L

Q,rq = Cr' * e+wrtiuE ,ntfr or maa+rio*t


s ,ro/-rz x tA' *L')

o/.%x (t.?gAxtzTz)

s 6oY.7y.lrN.

o'

nr)() + t (p) p"t tt1 122.r )0r6x,y,l

l*ilt-Fl

/-

(r.t')

B':7
Case

IIz eilL <Q.5

shown in Figure

A'

< eslB < {.. ttre effecdverea for this

and 0

case is

3.12a. e, ( LtL

:t(Lt + Lz)B o, g (

(3.44)

o,t66

"B

Effeaive

*l
_a

For
obtaining

0.4

0.6

Lo LIL

LttL, L{L
(b)

<|"(afterHighterand
Figure3.12 Effectiveareaforthecaseof e./LcO.5 and,oceJE

Anders, 1985)

3.5

General Eearing Capacity quation

3.2

Table

Eearing Capacity Factors'

. N.lN. tan {
5.14 1.00 _ 0.00 0.20 0.00
5.38 l.O9 0.07 0.20 0.02
5.61 t.20 v 0.t5 o.2t 0.03
5.90 r.3l
O.24 0.22 0.05
6.19 t.43a 0.34 0.23 0.07
6.49 1.5?
0.45 0.24 0.O9
6.81 t.72
0.57 0.25 0.1r
7.t6
1.88 ,
0.71 0.26 0.t2
7.53 2.06+,:'...9.96.:'r, O..27 0.14
752
2-25 1.03 O.29 0rt6
8.35 2-47 r.22 0.30 0.18
1.,14 0.31 0.19
8.8O 2.71
9-28 2.97
1.69 0.32 0.21
9.81 3.26
1.97 0.73 0.21
10.37 3.59 2.29 0.35 0.25
10.98 3-94, 2.6s 0.36 0.27
11.63 4.34'': 3.06 O.37 0.29
t2.34 4.77 3.53 0.39 0.31
13.10 5-26 4-O7 0.40 0.32
t3-93 5-80 4.68 0.42 0.y
14.83 6.40 5.39 0.43 0.36
t5-a2 7.O7 6.2C 0.{5 0.38
16.88 7 -82 1.ti
0.,16 0.,()
18.05 8.66 8.20 0.48 0.42
t9.32 9.60 9-44 0.50 0.45
2n.72 10.66 10.88 0.51 O.47
22-25 I r.85 t2.54 0.53 0.49
23.94 t3.20 14.47 0.55 0.51
25.80 14.72 t6.72 0.57 0.53
27.86 t6.44 19.34 0.59 0.55
30.14 18.40 22.& I 0.61 0.58
0.63 0.60
32 1s.49 23-t8 n-22 0.65 0.62
33 38.64 26.09 35.19 0.68 0.65
34 42.t6 29.44 41.06 0.70 0.67
35 46-12 33-30 48.03 0.72 0.?0
36 50.59 17.75 56.31 0_75 0.73
37 55.63 42-92 66.19 0.TI 4.75
38 6r-35 48.93 78.03 0.80 0.?8
39 67-87 55.96 92-25 0.82 0.81
.l{) 75.3t &.20 l09.4l 0.85 0.84
41 83.86 73-90 130.22 0.88 0.87
42 93.7t 85-38 155.55 0.91 0.90
99n2 186.54. 0.94 0.93
43 l05.ll
44 I r8.3? I15.3t 224.& O.97 0.97
133.88 134.98 27r-76 l.0l
l.0O
152.10 158.51 310-35 1.04 l.O{
t77.64 187.21 403.67 1.08 1.07
l.l I
t99.26 222-ft 496.01 t.tz
229-91 265-51 613.16 r.l5
t.l5
266.a9 319-07 762.89 1.20 l.l9

C
o
I
2
3
4
5
. 6
7
..:f,: gr::
9
r0
ll
t2
13
14
15
16
t7
l8
19
20
2t
22
2t
24
25
26
27
28
a
I 30

N.

A.ftcr

N.

Vcic (1973)

N,

131

*@qq*+::,:n

3.5

133

General Bearing Capacity Equation

w'
^

Table 3.4

Shape. Depth. and lnclination Factors Recommended for-Usg

Shafrc'

Sourcc

Rclationship

Factor

aN,. F,,: I +;.#


L
/Y.

.:

y' F,,: t +

Dc Bccr (19?0)

.B

Ttzl:.

Fn= I

-0.4;

whcrc L : lcogrh of the


foundation (L >
Condition (a)

Dcpth!

Hanscn (1970)

I na

,\r),,\ \

kFa:l+0.4;
\F,r=l+2tan0'(l

sin drr

1-

A
B

\t Fl:l

il

Condition(b):D1lB>l

.g:.:-.

,,,..

F,t: | + (0.4) tan-' (&)

I
I

"'-'

Fnt:

t:+ 2 t s'0(1' -

Fr.:

'611'"t1"6.t.(2)

,"5)=('-#)'o.

Inclination

','- ('p -

whcrc

i)'

itvl'* t
i nFtinn5t

Mcycrhof (1963); Hanna


and Mcycrhof (t981)

- inclirutioo

of tbc load on thc


foundation with rcspcct
ro the vcrtical
erc copiricel rchtioos
'r Thcsc sbepc factor:
Tbc fector ta- t tDtl8; is ia r.dians

b$Gd oo Grtedsirc l'bo-etory

t6t3

For undrained toading conditions (d :0 concept) in clayey soils' the


general load-bearing capacity cquation fEq. (3.t6)] takes the form (vertical
load)
g"

\.

= cN, F", Fr, +

(3.2r)

Hcnce, the ner ultimate bearing capacity is cqual to (vertical load)


{nc(,t

q"

- q: cN. Fo Fra

()-22,

eD^)mil

filrr- I

Mp* n n67UtE /Jfutil. 4 fuu^rbrfrAv /. f 4 x I t'4 tr tOc47P rf lr b9"7tl


(t.g)of /n /ryA eury.4.Otrchf t+yt'/? rL\e+&V rrr*o#IV
(t+1 0p / n ,,l*4tttw, Wkl W Annlbt 0F W ftw&ilnt .
eitmt !
- fvR nf a'ry Ufyn

ttrb

Unttn,+1

CrWtlffi s /20 -LU/rz


(tNtr wr)fW : /6.' fu/r t

{lf24

-frtL B2mq ebT W*


Qn

b4oiu*V tffire sagwffi

s lB -l,a/4 z

?dr wtftlfr s

/6,2 .!LN/k, L

cL'/l

Bxt
t\
\B'

wp ut{e4
BOTTD,',1

L,IT*

tl.8 Ltt/^t
%0\z lLo 4N/*z
/t,> -' b
y,=,

CLhY

tz = t6. z Ltl/rz
CupT' VE

pt);0

jnt

lilzztaaa'ta flE iraotr klt\A*lttf tAtl f?A 7/rtAea:A+nop


ftaryA 0F tffi'a 0F ? ,

SoLun'lil

d4

qivd : qtt)= /20 i-{/rz i Cq[4= Yg lcV/^z ,


-I\t"'+!)
tlxl W- ' > ?"tr= [rc'4(iler,(r-)
't-q
&t4
* y, Ds- .< ptc'. r{*))ottile+
Vt

Dy

2,

U4IAE B:/tvr
L -- Ir4

Df=,'

t/ olrot
Nc - g,ty

frun
t,*/6,8ttr/nt
ruq n?ecr s.t9r ftA

77rsL

I.z tutc /

o)

rwu4ae 0F
= #0, o.?r
tO,= 42,
Sbt fo = p-g)fi>il = IoB tcn/^,

ffi

tor |rr=[*L'ztin^&,

Ne+

(,. *)(M1+ /, b.t

- Zn.613& + tl.B = 6rC.y -l.N/v,z


Now

Al&k

%,^' tr *P''>$[ ar,) "' + N, bt


* p,r\C{rfA*y" q t gth8/r\
=0
= 69, + t(-! = 7/r'P^ Lu/nu
$,

6 rr. y t*N/r,
fru =

nr,u'

tffr,!;

or rw urar c*teru+Ez

u+'=tbY'14'/5'

totm- irLloh/utttr Lo+o [Qrtt)


&+,1\ ( A)

LFo

't

= (16o'r)(r)(r'r)

zvt

'r 4N '

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