Chapter 8 Foundation Design
The overall process for geotechnical design is addressed in Chapters 1 and 23. For design of structure foundations, the overall WSDOT design process, including both the geotechnical and structural design functions, is as illustrated in Figure 8-1. WSDOT Geotechnical Design Manual M 46-03.09 Page 8-1 December 2013
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