1. For the square foundation below determine: a) ultimate settlement and b) settlement after 140 days due to consolidation of the clay layer. Base your calculations on the values at the midpoint of the layer. 8 ft 12 ft 8 ft 16 ft q=2200 psf SAND (COARSE) Yo 110 pcf G₁= 2.65 ROCK W=0.08 e=0.6 CLAY (NORM.CONSOL.) c,= 0.15 ft/day C = 0.42 ep = 1.2 G₁ =2.57 a) Sult = D.126 ft 5140 = 0.081 ft

1. For the square foundation below determine: a) ultimate settlement and b) settlement after 140 days due to consolidation of the clay layer. Base your calculations on the values at the midpoint of the layer. 8 ft 12 ft 8 ft 16 ft q=2200 psf SAND (COARSE) Yo 110 pcf G₁= 2.65 ROCK W=0.08 e=0.6 CLAY (NORM.CONSOL.) c,= 0.15 ft/day C = 0.42 ep = 1.2 G₁ =2.57 a) Sult = D.126 ft 5140 = 0.081 ft

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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