Foundation Design: Principles and Practices (3rd Edition)
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Chapter 6, Problem 6.7QPP
A 5 ft square, 2 ft deep spread footing is subjected to a concentric vertical load of 60 k and an overtuming moment of 30 ft-k. The overturning moment acts parallel to one of the sides of the footing, and the top of the footing is flush with the ground surface and the groundwater table is at a depth of 20 ft below the ground surface. Determine whether the resultant force acts within the middle third of the footing, compute the minimum and maximum bearing pressures and show the distribution of bearing pressure in a sketch. Determine the size of the equivalent uniformly loaded footing and compute the equivalent bearing pressure.
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