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Engineering, 08.02.2021 22:50, zachtheskier3896

Determine the wall loading that can be carried by a long footing 1.2 m wide and located 1.5 m below the ground surface. Strength testsindicate that the soil has a cohesionof 58 KN/m3and angle of internal friction of 20O. The total soil unit weight is 19 KN/m3. The soil above the footing is well compacted, and depth factor will apply. The soil rigidityindex is greater than the criticalindex. Use a factor of safety to 3 with the extended generalbearing capacity equation,

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