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    From the New mark’s chart, the values of influence factor S


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    Determine the increase in vertical stress.

    Here, uniform load acting on space is , influence factor is


    , and number of elements inside the loaded area is .
    Substitute for , for , and for in formula.

    Therefore, the increase in vertical stress is .

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