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Load Vs Penetration: CBR VALUE at 2.5 MM

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The document describes the results of two experiments conducted on 03/03/2017 to determine the California Bearing Ratio (CBR) and bearing capacity of soils. It includes tables showing the load and penetration measurements for each experiment, and calculates the CBR values at 2.5mm and 5mm penetrations. It also outlines theories, equations and constants used in bearing capacity and settlement calculations, including Vesic's theory, Bousinesq's constant, and Westergaard's solution.

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The document describes the results of two experiments conducted on 03/03/2017 to determine the California Bearing Ratio (CBR) and bearing capacity of soils. It includes tables showing the load and penetration measurements for each experiment, and calculates the CBR values at 2.5mm and 5mm penetrations. It also outlines theories, equations and constants used in bearing capacity and settlement calculations, including Vesic's theory, Bousinesq's constant, and Westergaard's solution.

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The document describes the results of two experiments conducted on 03/03/2017 to determine the California Bearing Ratio (CBR) and bearing capacity of soils. It includes tables showing the load and penetration measurements for each experiment, and calculates the CBR values at 2.5mm and 5mm penetrations. It also outlines theories, equations and constants used in bearing capacity and settlement calculations, including Vesic's theory, Bousinesq's constant, and Westergaard's solution.

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Load Vs Penetration: CBR VALUE at 2.5 MM

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The document describes the results of two experiments conducted on 03/03/2017 to determine the California Bearing Ratio (CBR) and bearing capacity of soils. It includes tables showing the load and penetration measurements for each experiment, and calculates the CBR values at 2.5mm and 5mm penetrations. It also outlines theories, equations and constants used in bearing capacity and settlement calculations, including Vesic's theory, Bousinesq's constant, and Westergaard's solution.

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EXPERIMENT No.

1
DATE : 03/03/2017

CALIFORNIA BEARING RATIO


Penetration dail guage load dial guage

dial guage penetration dial guage load(kn)*1 corrected loa


S.NO reading(mm) (dial*0.025) reading 2 .250 load
1 0 0 0 0 900
2 250 6.25 6 75 800
3 500 12.5 11 137.5 700
4 750 18.75 16 200 600

5 1000 25 20 250 250 500


load (kg) 400
6 1250 31.25 25 312.5
300
7 1500 37.5 29 362.5
200
8 1750 43.75 33 412.5
100
9 2000 50 37 462.5 462.5
0
10 2500 62.5 45 562.5 0 20
11 3000 75 54 675
12 4000 100 65 812.5

CBR value at 2.5mm penetration 18.182


CBR value at 5mm penetration 23.125

Result :

CBR VALUE @ 2.5 mm = 18.182


( )/( )

CBR VALUE @ 5.0 mm = 23.125


( )/( )
load vs penetration
900
800
700
600
500
d (kg) 400
300
200
100
0
0 20 40 60 80 100 120

penetration in mm
EXPERIMENT No. 2
DATE : 03/03/2017

ultimate bearing capacity (qu)


net ultimate bearing capacity (qnu) qu-Df
net safe bearing capacity (qns) qnu/F
gross safe bearing capacity (qs) qns+Df
net safe settlement pressure (qn
Ntan
q
=2 (45+/2)^(
net allowable bearing pressure (qna)
unit weight of the foundation
Nc= (Nq-1)
Depth of the foundation Df
Factor of safety F 0.3
N = 2(+1) tan

VESIC'S BEARING CAPACITY THEORY:

Nq= tan2(45o+'/2)etan '


Nc = (Nq-1)cot '
N= 2(Nq+1)tan '
qu=c'.Nc.sc.dc.ic + qNq.sq.dq.iq + 0.5 s di

' 0 5 10 15 20 25 30
Nc 5.14 6.49 8.34 10.97 14.82 20.70 30.11
Nq 1.00 1.57 2.47 3.94 6.40 10.65 18.38
N 0.00 0.45 1.22 2.65 5.38 10.87 22.38
=2 (45+/2)^( )
an
q

= (Nq-1) cot
c

= 2(+1) tan

35 40 45 50
46.07 75.21 133.66 266.37
33.26 64.11 134.66 318.45
47.98 109.27 271.32 761.42
BOUSINESQ'S CONSTANT

3/2(1+()2)2
IB=

IB IB IB IB
0.00 0.478 1.05 0.0745 2.05 0.0077 3.25 0.0011
0.05 0.475 1.10 0.0658 2.10 0.0070 3.50 0.0007
0.10 0.466 1.15 0.0581 2.15 0.0064 3.75 0.0005
0.15 0.452 1.20 0.0514 2.20 0.0058 4.00 0.0004
0.20 0.433 1.25 0.0454 2.25 0.0053 4.25 0.0003
0.25 0.411 1.30 0.0403 2.30 0.0048 4.50 0.0002
0.30 0.385 1.35 0.0357 2.35 0.0044 4.75 0.0002
0.35 0.358 1.40 0.0317 2.40 0.0040 5.00 0.0001
0.40 0.330 1.45 0.0282 2.45 0.0037 10.00 0
0.45 0.301 1.50 0.0251 2.50 0.0034
0.50 0.273 1.55 0.0224 2.55 0.0031
0.55 0.247 1.60 0.0200 2.60 0.0028
0.60 0.221 1.65 0.0179 2.65 0.0026
0.65 0.198 1.70 0.0160 2.70 0.0024
0.70 0.176 1.75 0.0144 2.75 0.0022
0.75 0.157 1.80 0.0129 2.80 0.0021
0.80 0.139 1.85 0.0116 2.85 0.0019
0.85 0.123 1.90 0.0105 2.90 0.0018
0.90 0.108 1.95 0.0095 2.95 0.0016
0.95 0.096 2.00 0.0085 3.00 0.0015
1.00 0.084
WESTARGAARD'S SOLUTION

1/([1+2(/)2]3/2)
IW =

r/z IW
0.0 0.3185
0.1 0.3161
0.2 0.3092
0.3 0.2981
0.4 0.2837
0.5 0.2669
0.6 0.2485
0.7 0.2293
0.8 0.2100
0.9 0.1912
1.0 0.1734
2.0 0.0613
3.0 0.0247
4.0 0.0118
5.0 0.0064
6.0 0.0038
7.0 0.0025
8.0 0.0017
9.0 0.0012
10.0 0.0009

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