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qf
1. . .
B ( N )
2
qf
c . ( Nc )
cos ( )
tan ( )
q o . ( Nq )
q o.
Kpq
cos ( )
for B/L=0
Kp
3 .
Nq
Kpc
c.
e 2
. tan( )
2 . cos 45 . deg
Nc cot( ) . ( Nq
1)
2.
c
3
l atan
2.
tan ( )
3
1.3 . c . Nc
. D . Nq
(B/L=1)
10
0 3.
B . .
c Nc
. D . Nq
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qf 0.4 . . B . N
1.0
0.3 .
. c . Nc
. D . Nq
Modifications
Meyerhof
Meyerhof varied wedge angle between and 45*deg+/2 to get minimum value
of N.
N ( Nq
1 ) . tan ( 1.4 . )
. tan( ) .
Nq e
tan 45 . deg
Nc cot( ) . ( Nq
1)
q. N q. s q. d q. i q. g q. b q
0.5 . e . B'. N . s . d . i . g . b
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doughnut hammer
Cb = borehole diameter correction (1.0 for 65-115 mm, 1.05 for 150 mm,1.15 for
200 mm)
Cr = rod length correction (0.75 for upto 4 M of drll rod, 0.85 for 4 to 6 M, 0.95
for 6 to 10 M, 1.0 for drll rod n excess of 10 M)
N = measured SPT values
N60 = SPT N- value corrected for feld
N60 = 1.67 Em Cb Cr N
For the very fine sand and below the water table, if the measured N value greater
than 15, should be corrected as follow.
N'=15+1/2(N-15)
su
qc
qo
Nk
k = 0.1 to 1.0
0.1 to 0.2 for Silt, sandy silt
0.3-0.4 for Clean fine to medium sand
0.5 - 0.7 for Coarse sand and sand with little gravel
0.8 - 1.0 for Sandy gravels and gravel
The Buisman-DeBeer Method
This method in which the settlement under a given pressure is estimated using
qc and C a constant of compressibility of the sand
C 1.5 .
qc
' o
H . ' o
ln
C
' o
H
' o
1.
s
ln
C
' o
s
dz
H = Thickness of Layer
'
ff i
b d
by U Win Aung Cho
(19-8-06)
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kN/M^2
N = SPT value
Db = embeded length of pile
B = width of pile
Piles in Clay
q c u. N c
h'
Df
B
.
t
Q.(B
6. e)
q max
q min
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B2
Q . ( B 6. e)
B
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0.1139
780
113.28
12
131.4
10
0.1139
780
112.3
15
131.27
0.1584
700 . psf
108.8 . pcf
15 . ft
tan
SPT
14
wet
129.21 . pcf
0.1584
700
101.69
15
125.5
25
0.1584
700
100.1
16
123.38
180
atan tani .
Vsi
20
0 .. 4
2.68 . 1000 .
Vs =
N .
9.807
m3
in degree
0.677
0.323
0.671
0.329
0.65
Vui
Vu =
Vsi
0.35
0.608
0.392
0.598
0.402
133.442
sat
i
132.827
N
sat =
m3
130.633 pcf
126.176
125.179
Foundation Parameters
Foundation Type = Iso
L'
ki
12 . ft
12 . ft
B'
B'
Di
in radian
SF
2.5
4 . ft
Hi
by Hansen
0.5 . B . tan 45
( 2. H
dw) .
i
2
dw .
H
. deg
2 wet
sat
wet
.(H
dw) 2
Average
effective unit
weight of soil
in wedge zone
. tan i . deg
Nq
. tan 45
Nc
Nq
i
2
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. deg
sq
B' .
sin i . deg
L'
Nq
1 . cot i . deg
1.0
i
sc
1.0
i . B'
N c L'
i
Nq
dq
2 . tan i . deg . ki . 1
dc
0.4 . ki
1.0
qi
wet . Di
i
q ult
sin i . deg
ci . N c . s c . d c . i c . g c . b c
i
i
i
q ult
q all
0.4 .
B'
, 0.6
L'
iq
gq
bq
ic
gc
bc
qi . N q . s q . d q . i q . g q . b q
i
i
i
0.5 . e . B'. N . s . d . i . g . b
i
i
i
SF
4.218
1.687
5.444
q ult =
Max 1.0
7.71
9.367
11.154
2.177
Ton
ft2
q all =
3.084
3.747
4.461
10
Ton
ft2
D=
15
ft
20
25
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Settlement of Soil
Settlement of cohesive and organic soils
Cohesive and organic soil can be susceptible to a large amount of settlement from
structure loads. The settlement of saturated clay or organic soil can have three different
components:
1) Immediate (initial)
2) Consolidation
3) Secondary compression
Immediate or Initial
Surface loading causes both vertical and horizontal strains which means that two-or
three-dimensional Loading.
Immediate settlement is a result of undrained shear deformation, or in other cases
contained plastic flow.
Method Based on the Theory of Elasticity
One approach is to use the undrained modulus Eu from triaxial compression tests in
order to obtained the immediate settlement.
s i q. B . I p.
Eu
OCR
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'p
'vo
e
log ' vc2
' vo ' v
Ho .
log
1 eo
' vo
for OCR = 1
s c Cc .
' vo v
Ho .
log
1 eo
' vo
10
v 'vm
' vo v
Ho .
log
1 eo
' vo
case II :
s c Cr .
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' vo
v > 'vm
' vm
Ho .
log
1 eo
' vo
Cc .
' vo v
Ho .
log
1 eo
' vm
11
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I 2( M , N )
1.
M . ln
1 . M2
M2
M. 1
N .
atan
2.
M2
N2
N2
ln
M2
M2
1 . 1
N2
N2
1
M
N . M2
N2
Foundation Properties
L
129.6 . ft
L'
B'
7 . ft
129 . ft
Foundation Size
B
2
Foundation Depth
D
= 0.054
B
L
= 1.005
B
IF
Figure 5-7
3. B
L'
B'
38461.802 . 103 . lbf
Ry
B'
Ry
B.L
qo
Soil Properties
0.85
0.5
Es
SPT
40 . 106 . Pa
3
Es = 5.802 10
psi
15
Immediate Settlement
H
qo . B'.
Es
. I (M, N)
1
1
1
2. .
I 2( M , N ) . I F
H = 0.765 in
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References
1. SEISMIC DESIGN OF BUILDING STRUCTURES by Michael R. Lindeburg,
PE. and Majid Baradar , PE. 2001
2. STRUCTURAL CONCRETE, Theory and Design. by M. Nadim Hassoun 1998
3. GEOTECHNICAL AND FOUNDATION ENGINEERING by Robert W. Day 1999
4. FOUNDATION ANALYSIS AND DESIGN, BY Joseph E. Bowels, P.E.,
S.E., Fifth Edition. 1996
5. SOIL MECHANICS by Robert F. Craig 1977
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