[Soil Bearing Capacity] Assume the general shear failure and use a factor of safety 2.8. Determine the follow Nc = 25. 13 , N, = 12.72, N, = 8. 34 a. The gross allowable bearing capacity. b. Net Allowable bearing capacity c. The safe load that the footing can carry. ). A circular footing 3 m in diameter is shown below.

[Soil Bearing Capacity] Assume the general shear failure and use a factor of safety 2.8. Determine the follow Nc = 25. 13 , N, = 12.72, N, = 8. 34 a. The gross allowable bearing capacity. b. Net Allowable bearing capacity c. The safe load that the footing can carry. ). A circular footing 3 m in diameter is shown below.

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Chapter10: Mat Foundations

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Problem 10.2P

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