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Problem Set
Advance
Foundation design
SUBMITTED BY:
BANAL, VINZE
RYAN
OBEDOZA,
WINICAR
PABALATE, ARIEL
Boring Log Data
Water table is located at depth 1.37 meters from the ground surface
1.) What is the ultimate and allowable bearing capacity based on soil strength up to 2B
below the base using Terzhagi, Meyerhof, and Hansen equations for each given size of
isolated footing? Use Factor of Safety = 2.5.
σ 'o=17.59(1.37)+20.63(3.63)+19.62(1)+17.08 (1)−9.81(5.63)
σ 'o=80.4549 kP a
Su
=[0.11+0.0037 ( 34 ) ]
σ 'o
Sc =1+0.20 ( 22 )=1.20
d c =1+0.20 ( 32 )=1. 30
q u=5.14 x (18.97) x (1.20) x(1.30)=152.109 kP a
152.09
q a=
2.50
qa=60.84 kPa
Sc =1+0.20 ( 22 )=1.20
d c =1+0.40 ( 32 )=1. 6 0
q u=5.14 x (18.97) x (1.20) x(1.60)=187.211 k P a
187.21
q a=
2.50
qa=74.88 kPa
Su
=[0.11+0.0037 ( 37 ) ]
σ 'o
Su=34.22kPa
228.658
q a=
2.50
qa=91.46 kPa
Sc =1+0.20 ( 66 )=1.20
d c =1+0.20 ( 36 )=1.10
q u=5.14 x (34.22) x (1.20)x (1.10)=232.176 kP a
232.176
q a=
2.50
qa=92.87 kPa
Sc =1+0.20 ( 66 )=1.20
ADVANCE FOUNDATION DESIGN [AUTHOR NAME]
d c =1+0.40 ( 36 )=1.20
q u=5.14 x (34.22) x (1.20)x (1.20)=253.283 kP a
253.283
q a=
2.50
qa=101.31 kPa
2.) What is the allowable bearing capacity based on soil compressibility up to 2B below the
base using terzaghi& Peck, Meyehof, and bowles equations for each given size of
isolated footing? Use allowable settlement = 30mm. Assume the time for creep to be 10
years.
a.) B = 2m , L = 2m, Df = 3m
b.) B = 6m , L = 6m, Df = 3m
N cor =C n C w N
N cor =C n N
3.28 B+1 2 S
q a=11.98 N cor ( 3.28 B ) Fd a
25
2
C n=0.77 log ( 0.0 8045 )
C n=1.0 745
C w =0.5+0.5 ( 31.37 m
m+2 m )
C w =0. 637
q a=0.41 ∙13.0047 ∙ 3 0
qa=159.96 kPa
qa=376.67 kPa
3.28 ( 2 m )+ 1 2 30
q a=11.98 (20.4155) ( 3.28 ( 2m ) ) (1. 495)
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qa=582.74 kPa
b.) B = 6m , L = 6m, Df = 3m
p '=17.59 (1.37)+ 20.63(3.63)+19.62(1)+17.08(9)−9.81(13.63)
p '=1 38.615 kPa
2
C n=0.77 log ( 0.1 38615 )
C n=0. 8926
C w =0.5+0.5 ( 31.37 m
m+6 m )
C w =0. 5761
qa=113.849 kPa
qa=296. 43 kPa
3.28 ( 6 m ) +1 2 30
q a=11.98 (16.0668) ( 3.28 ( 6 m )) (1. 33)
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qa=339.211kPa
3.) Calculate the total settlement of each isolated footing. Use Schmertmann’s method for
immediate settlement and assume all clay layers be overconsolidated. Disregard the
secondary consolidation.
Step 1. Plot the foundation and the variation of Iz with depth to scale (Figure 5.22a).
Step 2. Using the correlation from standard penetration resistance (N60) or
conepenetration resistance
(qc), plot the actual variation of Es with depth(Figure 5.22b).
Step 3. Approximate the actual variation of Es into a number of layers of soil having a
constant Es, such
as Es(1),Es(2), . . . , Es(i), . . . Es(n) (Figure 5.22b).
Step 4. Divide the soil layer from z = 0 to z =z2 into a number of layers by drawing
horizontal lines. The
number of layers will depend on the break in continuity in the Iz and Es diagrams.
Use:
B = 2m
L = 2m
Time = 10 yrs.
q́=113.8488 kPa ( allowable bearing capacity using Terzaghi∧Pec k ' sequation )
Depth N- Es(M
Soil Description PI Gs δ δsat
(m) Blows pa)
17. 20.
5 Clayey Silt 10 24 2.67 15
59 63
17. 19.
6 Grayish Silty Sand 29 NP 2.70 43.5
59 62
17. 17.
8.50 Fat Clay 19 34 2.63 28.5
59 08
17. 17.
11.50 Fat Clay 19 32 2.63 28.5
59 08
17. 17.
13.50 Fat Clay 19 35 2.63 28.5
59 08
17. 17.
15.50 Fat Clay 18 37 2.63 28.5
59 08
17. 17.
18 Fat Clay 15 38 2.63 28.5
59 08
∑ (m3/KN) = 0.00005886
q time∈ years
C 1=1−0.5( ) C 2=1+log( )
q́−q 0.1
3∗17.59
C 1=1−0.5 ( 113.85−3∗17.59 )=0.96667 C 2=1+0.2∗log ( 0.110 )=1.4
z2
Iz
Se =C 1 C 2 ( q́−q ) ∑ ∆z
0 Es
Se =0.568∗1.4∗( 113.8488−52.77)∗0.00005886
Se =0.0 0286 m
Se =2.86 mm
z to the Iz at the
Layer (Iz/Es)Δz
Δz(m) Es(KPa) middle pf middle of the
No. (m3/KN)
the layer layer
1 2 15000.00 1 0.25 0.00003333
∑ (m3/KN) = 0.00013182
q time∈ years
C 1=1−0.5( ) C 2=1+log( )
q́−q 0.1
3∗17.59
C 1=1−0.5 ( 113.85−3∗17.59 )=0.568 C 2=1+0.2∗log ( 0.110 )=1.4
z2
Iz
Se =C 1 C 2 ( q́−q ) ∑ ∆z
0 Es
Se =0.568∗1.4∗( 113.8488−52.77)∗0.00013182
Se =0.0 064025 m
Se =6.4025 mm
4.) Summarize and tabulate all your answers. Compare and discuss briefly the results and
make your conclusion.