CE 366 – BEARING CAPACITY (Problems & Solutions)
compressibility is 1.00x10-4 m2/kN at the ground surface and decreases with depth at a rate of 0.02x10-4 m2/kN per meter. Use E u/cu = constant = 1250 and Is = 1.2 a) Calculate ultimate bearing capacity of the foundation in the short term? b) For the foundation described above what is the (gross) allowable bearing capacity?
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