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Analysis and Design of the

Kingdom Tower Piled Raft Foundation


George Leventis, PE, Managing Principal, Langan
Alan Poeppel, PE, Senior Principal, Langan

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Project Team
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• Owner: Jeddah Economic Company and
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Kingdom Holdings, Jeddah KSA
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• Architect: Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill
Architecture, Chicago, USA

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• Structural Engineer: Thornton Tomasetti,
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Chicago, NYC, USA
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• Civil, Geotechnical, Traffic, & Parking Engineer:
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Langan International, NYC, USA, Dubai, UAE
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• Building Systems: EDS, Chicago, USA,
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• Piling Contractor: Saudi Bauer
Rendering© Jeddah Economic Company/
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Kingdom Tower – Site Location
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an Rendering © Jeddah Economic Company/
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Basic Statistics
Building Height
g s 1,000+ m
3,200 sqd min
Raft Area
u i l
Total Gravity Load
ll B
860,000 tonnes

Ta t
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Total Pressure 2.65 Mpa

l o b i t
Piles
c i a 270 No.
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u an 32 MN avg service load
1.5 m dia
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Boring Location Plan
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Summary of Field and Lab Tests
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Borings
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Core Samples
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Pressuremeter Tests Ta
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Packer Testsl
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P-S Suspension
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Logging 3 Borings
C Resistivity
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Electrical
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(ERT)

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General Subsurface Conditions
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• <0.5 to 2 m thick:

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Silty Sand (SM)

• 45 to 50 m thick: 20 m
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B
Coral Limestone

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Vuggy Coralline Limestone

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40 m

• 2 to 10 m thick:
Ta 60 m

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Mudstone / Gravel

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Mudstone / Gravel Decomposed
t
80 m
• Interlayed in base of

il o b i Sandstone

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limestone 100 m

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Gravel / Conglomerate

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• 35 to 50 m thick:
H 120 m

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Decomposed Sandstone

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140 m
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• 3 to 9 m thick: 160 m
Gravel and Conglomerate 180 m

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• Up to 200 m: 200 m
Sandstone

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Vuggy Coralline Limestone
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Mudstone and Gravel Inclusions
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Sandstone
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Rock Compressive Strength
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n T at Strata Range Average Median

l o b i t Limestone 0.32-14.8 2.9 2.4

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Decomposed 0.09-4.87 1.5 0.94

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Sandstone

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Sandstone 0.01-29.3 2.7 1.9

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E (MPa)
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000
5

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-15

-35

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ROCK STIFFNESS
-55

ll B
Ta t
Elevation (m)

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-75

l o b i t
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-95

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-115

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-135

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-155

-175
ACES PMT E0 E50 from instrumented UCS ACES PMT Er

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Full Scale Field Load Tests
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• Substantiate Rock Bearing Capacity
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• Substantiate Individual Pile Capacity
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• Side resistance and deformation modulus of
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coralline limestone and decomposed sandstone
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• Evaluation of Constructability
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(especially of deep elements)
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Footing Load Test
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Footing Load Test – Load Settlement Plot

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MOBILIZED BEARING PRESSURE
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= 3.3 MPA
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Full Scale Pile Load Test
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Pile Load Test – Mobilized Skin Friction in
Limestone using Natural Slurry
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a ll ULIMATE SIDE = 500 SHEAR (Kpa)

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0 5mm 10mm

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Displacement

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ULIMATE SIDE = 500 SHEAR (Kpa)

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Displacement
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Design Modulus of Deformation
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g s
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Foundation
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Geotechnical Capacity of Limestone
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Factor ofu
Ultimate Type of
ll B Allowable
Bearing
Capacity
Loading
Ta Safety
t
Bearing
Capacity

o n i t a
2.5 MPa
c il
Gravity
ab 3.0 0.83 MPa
2.5 MPa n
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Transient H 2.0 1.25 MPa
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Geotechnical Capacity of Single Pile,
45 m Depth s g
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B u
Ultimate Side Type of
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Factor of Geotechnical
Shear Loading
n T Safety
a t Pile Allowable

l o b i t Capacity

c i a
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450 kpa Gravity 2.5 42 MN
450 kpa u Transientn
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C rba
2.0 50 MN

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g s
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Soil-Structure
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FEM Analysis
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General Foundation Configuration
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1. Fully Piled Foundation
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- 270 bored piles
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- 1.5 m diameter
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- 4.5 m thick structural raft (6 m deep depression at the
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center and 5 m thick at the edges)
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Initial PileuLengths: Hm
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3. Estimated Average Load on the Pile: 32 MN

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Foundation Response
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Flexible Foundation

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Rigid Foundation

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Settlement

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Stress
Distribution

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Soil-Structure Interaction Model
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Determine critical parameters such las:
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• Raft geometry
• Rock Modulus of deformation al l
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• Locations, geometry of piles
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• Soil/pile interface properties
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– Shear strength
– EndC
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bearing capacity
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Iterative Process General Steps
Column Loads
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Winkler Springs

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Structural Deformation
Engineer
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New Foundation

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Structural System
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190,000
s
210,000

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Tonnes Tonnes

i ld in
B u 260,000

a ll Tonnes

n T at
l o b i t
c i a
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C rb 200,000

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Typical Loading Conditions
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Soil/Foundation/Structure Self Weight
ld i n

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ll B
• Column/Wall loads as
T a t
– Point Loads
o n i t a
– Line Loads cil a b
– Pressure u n nH
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C rba
Loads

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Geotechnical Finite Element Model
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200 m

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Foundation and Geologic Profile
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Material
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C rb E (Mpa) n γ (kN/m3) ϕ c (kpa)

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Coraline Limestone +4 to -10 500 0.35 18 24 170
Coraline Limestone -10 to -40 500 0.35 18 24 170
Coraline Limestone -40 to -47 440 0.35 18 24 170

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Coraline Limestone -47 to -54 325 0.35 18 24 170
Gravel -54 to -60 200 0.35 17 - - Pile parameters
Decomposed Sandstone -60 to -90 150 0.35 20 24 300 E=36,700 Mpa
Decomposed Sandstone -90 to -110 150 to 500 0.35 20 - - Diameters: 1.5m and 1.8m
Sandstone -110 to -125 900 to 1,200 0.30 20 - - Termination elevation: -44
Sandstone -125 to -200 1200 0.30 20 - - Ultimate side shear stress: 0.5 Mpa

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First Settlement Prediction
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108 mm

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t
173mm

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Angular Rotation:
1:900

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Multi-Step Winkler Spring Adjustment
ITERATION 1 ITERATION 2
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ITERATION 3
g
86
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173
B u 141
151

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SPRINGS SPRINGS SPRINGS
143
o u an 131
120 107
138 115

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Geotech Pile Loads and Vertical
Stresses on Rock Under Raft s
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RIGID

ui FOUNDATION

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Observed Increased Wall Stresses
at the Wings gs i n
u i ld
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T a t
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an Wing Stress/ Center Stress = 2.25:1
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Final Analyses/Design
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D=1.5M, L=65M

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D=1.5M, L=85M

D=1.5M, L=105M

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FEM Cross-Section
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Settlement Contour Progression as
Wall Load Changed s
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86
112 108
83
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92

u ld 110
88 94
109 104
88

B
105
107

a ll 102 100

n T at
109

l o b i t 107 106

c i a
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84 90 93

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Converged Settlement Contours
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in
LANGAN TT

ui ld
B
94 88 83

l
95
109
a l104 97

n T at 107

i t
100 102

il o b
n c H a
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Raft Settlement Plots
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45m/65m/85m/105m

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45m
108 mm ITER 0 102 mm 85 mm

ui l
ITER 0 80 mm

ll B
173mm

Ta t
105mm

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• Compare foundation response without any iterations
• The 45m scheme leads to significant redistribution of wall loads
• The deeper scheme leads to minor redistribution

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Converged Pile Loads (MN)
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LANGAN TT

ui ld
ll B
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26 29 28 30

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b i t 34

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Bearing Pressure Contours
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Vertical Strains – Block Behavior
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Wall Stresses
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Axial Pile Loads for Converged Models
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45m long pile scheme 45m/65m/85m/105m

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g s
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Final Remarks
• The geotechnical model governs the ground settlements.
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• The iterative process gives insight on the redistribution of
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column/wall loads.
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• The geotechnical engineer does not have to attempt to
a
T t
model the stiffness of the superstructure.
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• The redistribution is more pronounced when the
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c i a
superstructure is “stiff” compared to the foundation.
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• The redistribution necessitated “stiffening” the foundation
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• The longer piles are not needed for increased soil bearing

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capacity, they are needed to alleviate the increased outer
wall stresses in the superstructure.

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In Memory
Dr. Khaldoun Fahoum, PE, PhDs
in g
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Ta t
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