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  • 7/28/2019 17.1_Bearing Capacity - Meyerhof

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    BC7

    General Shear Failure Bearing Capacity:

    o Form of Terzaghi equation essentially correct: bearing factors and extensions improvedo Desirable to analyze deeper footings (Df > B), inclined loads, eccentric loads, sloped

    ground, and tilted footing baseo Several important solutions available:

    Meyerhof (1963) uses = (45 + /2) and includes shear strength in soil abovefooting, inclined and eccentric loads

    Hansen (1970) similar to Meyerhof, adds slope and tilted base

    Vesic (1973) similar to Hansen with modified inclination, slope, and tilt factors

    All three methods use same Nc and Nq, but have different N

    Do not mix the methods , compare if time & project dictate extra effort

    Meyerhof Bearing Capacity Equation: (for general shear failure)

    qu= (qc + qq + q) = cNccscdci + qNqqsqdqi + BNsdi

    where: qu = ultimate bearing capacityc = cohesion (qc due to c)

    q = stress at depth of foundation = Df (qq due to q)

    = average unit weight of soil under footing (q due to )

    (if completely submerged, use = = b)

    B = width of foundation (= diameter for circular foundation)

    cs, qs, s = shape factors

    cd, qd, d = depth factors

    ci, qi, i = load inclination factors

    Nc, Nq, N = bearing capacity factors

    Shape Factors (s):

    for ( = 0) cs

    +=

    L

    B20.01 qs = s = 1.00

    for (0

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    Inclination Factors (i): for ( = 0) ci = qi = i = 1.00

    for ( = 0) ci = qi

    2

    901

    = i = 0

    for ( > 0) ci = qi

    2

    901

    = i

    2

    1

    = (= 0 if > )

    Bearing Factors (N): )2/45(taneN2tan

    q +=

    ( in radians)

    =

    tan

    1NN

    q

    c , Nc = 5.14 for = 0

    )4.1tan()1N(N q =

    Note: in above equations should be the plane strain value, ps, (from a direct shear test) if

    (L/B> 1) and the triaxial value, tr, if (L/B = 1). The following approximate correlation may

    be used if needed:

    for tr 34 ps = 1.5tr 17

    for tr < 34 ps = tr (Lade and Lee, 1976)

    0.01

    0.1

    1

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    0 10 20 30 40 50

    Friction Angle , degrees

    Bearing

    CapacityFactor,

    N

    Terzaghi

    Meyerhof

    0.01

    0.1

    1

    10

    100

    1000

    0 10 20 30 40 50

    Friction Angle , degrees

    Bearing

    CapacityFactor,

    N

    Terzaghi

    Meyerhof

    0.01

    0.1

    1

    10

    100

    1000

    0 10 20 30 40 50

    Friction Angle , degrees

    Bearing

    CapacityFactor,

    N

    Terzaghi

    Meyerhof