Consider a footing resting on a compressible soil stratum of depth z0. Below z0, the soil may be considered incompressible (e.g. there is bedrock or the stresses induced by the foundation are small enough that soil deformation may be neglected). An important problem is to evaluate the amount of settlement. The total settlement D may be found by adding the vertical strain of the soil elements along the vertical line through the center of the footing. This gives zo D = ∫ ∆σ(z) dz (1)M ( z) 0 where ∆σ(z) is the increment in the vertical stress at depth z due to the foundation load and M(z) is the elastic modulus of the soil at that depth (a deformability parameter of the soil). For simplicity, we divide the compressible soil stratum into n la...
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ANZ 2012Ahrufan Ghalba, Mark Jaksa, Gilbert Kaggwa, Gordon Fenton and D. Vaughan Griffith
Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dept. of Civil Engineering. Thesis. 1974. Ph.D.MICROFICHE COP...
Three probabilistic methods of different complexity for slope stability calculations are in this wor...
International audienceThis paper presents a probabilistic analysis at the ultimate limit state of a ...
Three probabilistic methods of different complexity for slope stability calculations are in this wor...
This paper studies the effect of soil spatial variability on bearing capacity of shallow foundations...
It is at least intuitively evident that variability in soil properties will have a significant effec...
By modeling soil as a threedimensional spatially random medium, the reliability of shallow foundatio...
By modeling soils as spatially random media, estimates of the reliability of foundations against ser...
In cases where the soil underlying the foundation is loose and unable to carry the loads imposed by ...
The results of the analysis of probabilistic methods that are used to assess the deformed state of t...
The effects of the first four statistical moments defining the statistical characteristic of elastic...
The effects of the first four statistical moments defining the statistical characteristic of elastic...
International audienceA probabilistic analysis of vertically and obliquely loaded strip footings res...
International audienceA probabilistic analysis of vertically and obliquely loaded strip footings res...
ANZ 2012Ahrufan Ghalba, Mark Jaksa, Gilbert Kaggwa, Gordon Fenton and D. Vaughan Griffith
Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dept. of Civil Engineering. Thesis. 1974. Ph.D.MICROFICHE COP...
Three probabilistic methods of different complexity for slope stability calculations are in this wor...
International audienceThis paper presents a probabilistic analysis at the ultimate limit state of a ...
Three probabilistic methods of different complexity for slope stability calculations are in this wor...
This paper studies the effect of soil spatial variability on bearing capacity of shallow foundations...