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Foundation Engineering Chapter 5 Analysis of Shallow Foundation
FOUNDATION ENGINEERING
Chapter 5: Analysis of Shallow Foundation
7 Hours 8 Marks

Analysis of Shallow Foundation Notes

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This document contains the complete notes for Chapter 5: Analysis of Shallow Foundation. Shallow foundations are the most common type of foundations used in building construction.

In this chapter, students will study the various types of shallow foundations, including strip, isolated, and raft foundations. The syllabus covers the crucial topics of foundation settlement (immediate and consolidation), determining the allowable bearing capacity using safe bearing pressure, and analyzing foundations on stratified soil.

Syllabus: Analysis of Shallow Foundation

5. Analysis of Shallow Foundation
7 hours
8 Marks

5.1 Shallow foundation and its types

5.2 Settlement of foundation, its types and effects

5.3 Allowable bearing capacity of strip and isolated footings

5.3.1 Bearing capacity from in-situ tests and laboratory test results

5.3.2 Safe bearing pressure

5.4 Raft foundation and its types

5.5 Bearing capacity of raft foundation

5.6 Stress distribution and settlement of raft foundation

5.7 Foundation on stratified soil

Lecture Notes (By Sushil Bhandari)
Lecture Notes (By Rajesh Khadka)
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