You'll be interested in rastern these other “Bevo rditions ENGINEERING MECHANICS : St and Dynamics, 2nd Ed. init Edition) ty of New York at Buffalo. ind rigorous vectori revised edition of E G approach to ineering Mechanics single com3ined volum2. A format espzci provide ease in reading, features improvad i ynes and contains over 1,500 problems. Institute of Technology, end nia, Berkeley. computer ‘numerical procedures are interpreted physice re solved in detail to demonstrate princi Discusses many techniques used in the comp\ “DYNAMICS, NONSAP and ADINA. DESIGN OF STEEL STRUCTURES, 2nd Ed. “4 a bY SM.A. Kazimi, Department of Applied Mechaies idteh lnstituts Technology, Delt, and B.S. Jindal, Chief Engineer, DD Wem This revised ‘examples covering aif the aspects of design have bee alongwith 350 sketches and drawings, making it spec tudy.‘This Thirteenth Indian’ 65.00 (Orginal U.S. Edition—Rs, 1945.00) FOUNDATION DESIGN by Wayne C. Teng, NTICE-HALL INTERNATIONAL, INC,, Englewood Cliffs. -HALL INTERNATIONAL INC, London. of the Bock Teay be reproduced nary fore ‘other means, without permission. in writing from 1SBN-0-87692-033-4 Thirteenth Printing wee we Fobrusry, 1992 Printed by C.D. Makhija farun Offset Printers, New Delhi-110064 and Published by Pron i of India Private Limited, M.97, . ‘This book is written primarily for two groups of men: practicing engineers who frequently or occasionally design and supervise the construction of foundations and advanced students preparing guidance. The purpose of the book io privde cena at fr 3 foundation designciples of soil mechanics is included. As a text book for the course of foundation design, some portion of Part 1 may be omitted. Parts 2 and 3 deal with common types of foundations and retaining struc- tures. All pertinent data pertaining to one type of foundations or retaining structures are presented in one chapter, and, generally, a complete design ‘procedure is itemized near the beginning of the chapter. When considered helpful to the reader, numerical examples are given which are designated thus DE 8-2, indicating Design Example 2 in Chapter 8. Although the material in this book generally covers the more commonly used foundation practice, exception has been taken in presenting the treatise on combined footings and mat foundations. In addition to the con- ventional methods of design, highly theoretical analyses are also included. ‘The reason for this is that the coaventional methods do not furnish all tho necessary information regarding the internal stresses of the footings ‘and mat foundations: The anthor is dedicating this book to his wife for her encouragement and “Assistance in prepafing this work. WAYNE c. TENG — CONTENTS PART ONE GENERAL PRINCIPLES Gioncing Properties of Sedioaury, Rost Ground Water ‘and Associated Phenomena, 2: 2-15: Example of a Soil oo Roa 0!