A 450 mm x 450 mm concrete pile 20.0 m long is driven into sand deposits with y = 17 kN/m³ and = 30°. Find the ultimate load i.e. point load Qp by Meyerhoff's method and Janbu method. = 18.4 Meyerhoff's N = 55, Atmospheric pressure = 100 kN/m², Janbu's N

A 450 mm x 450 mm concrete pile 20.0 m long is driven into sand deposits with y = 17 kN/m³ and = 30°. Find the ultimate load i.e. point load Qp by Meyerhoff's method and Janbu method. = 18.4 Meyerhoff's N = 55, Atmospheric pressure = 100 kN/m², Janbu's N

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A 450 mm x 450 mm concrete pile 20.0 m long is driven into sand deposits with y = 17 kN/m³ and
= 30°. Find the ultimate load i.e. point load Qp by Meyerhoff's method and Janbu method.
Meyerhoff's N = 55, Atmospheric pressure = 100 kN/m², Janbu's N = 18.4

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