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PROJECT FOR CIVIL ENGINEERING B TECH PASS
DISTANCE
LEARNING
ASSIGNMENT
PROJECT
BACHLOR OF TECHNOLOGY
CIVIL 6th Sem
Spring Semester 2013

Prepared By:

SHEHZAD AHMED
REG. # 10C2-212009
MOB. # +971 508310683
E-mail: shahzadahmad.617@gmail.com

1

INDEX OF CONTENT
CHAPTER – 01
1.1

INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION

CHAPTER – 02

3
CLASSIFICATION OF SOIL

2.1

GENERAL

5

2.2

PARTICLE SIZE CLASSIFICATION
5

2.3

TEXTURAL CLASSIFICATION

7

2.4

PUBLIC ROAD ADMINISTRATION CLASSIFICATION

8

2.5

UNIFIED SOIL CLASSIFICATION & INDIAIN STANDARD CLASSIFICATION
11

CHAPTER – 03
3.1

LABORATORY TESTS

MOISTURE CONTENT OF SAMPLE
15

3.2

SPECIFIC GRAVITY OF SOIL
19

3.3

CONSISTENCY LIMITS

23

3.4

DIFFERENTIAL FREE SWELL

33

3.5

SIEVE ANALYSIS

35

3.6

FIELD DENSITY MEASUREMENT
39

3.7

SHEAR TESTS
42

2

CHAPTER – 04

SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS

4.1

INTRODUCTION

4.2

48

DEFINATION
49

4.3

GENERAL REQUIREMENT OF FOUNDATIONS

50

4.4

CLASSIFICATION OF FOUNDATIONS

50

4.5

TYPES OF FOOTINGS
51

4.6

MECHANISM OF LOAD TRANSFER
54

4.7

CHANGES INDUCED IN SOIL DURING INSTALLATION
54

CHAPTER – 05
5.1

BEARING CAPACITY OF SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS

TYPES OF FOOTINGS
56

5.2

DEFINATIONS

59

5.3

BEARING CAPACITY ANALYSIS

61

5.4

MODES OF FAILURE IN SOILS

62

5.5

KARL VAN TERZAGHI

66

5.6

TERZAGHI’S ANALYSIS FOR BEARING CAPACITY OF SOIL
66

5.7

MEYERHOF’S BEARING CAPACITY EQUATION
70

5.8

HANSEN’S BEARING CAPACITY EQUATION

71

3

5.9

VESIC’S BEARING CAPACITY EQUATION
71

5.10

EFFECT OF WATER TABLE
73

5.11

BEARING CAPACITY FACTORS

CHAPTER - 06

74

BEARING CAPACITY CALCULATION OF SOIL SAMPLE

6.1

BEARING CAPACITY CALCULATION

78

6.2

TABLE FOR SAFE BEARING CAPACITY FOR DIFFERENT TYPES OF SOIL
90

6.3

CONCLUSION
92

CHAPTER NO. 1
INTRODUCTION

1.1

INTRODUCTION

Geotechnical

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