oy o pal ot hunt) cram. anton are painted oe Teroaghi a= @ 43 (Shallow foundation with rough base defined. Teraghiand Hansen equations of Table 4L neglect vir cd, () general foeing sil interaction for bearingcapacty equation fr srpfeting—Iet side for (1943), Hansen (1970, ad righ side Meyer (1951) ramus 4 Bearing-capacity equations by the several authors indicated “emp 94) Sx Te 42 er pl as ad fo Kv a "camara ta = oN $0 YBN, eel Gs Se Tale 3 or tp, ph ad clin a ere = e+ Dy + OH Ky Ince ga id + Mai SYN hy noone m=O ‘ne (S70 Bee Tae 45 for ap, th a er fers ewe ga ekki he + Bhi + OSM di, ao pa eer rear area rr) = sme Mey stove 1, = mens Mee soe 222 FOUNDATION ANALYSIS AND DESION TABLE 4.2" Bearing-capacity factors for the ‘Terzaghi equations Values of Ny for & of 0, 34, und 48° are original ‘Terzaghi values and used to back-compute Kpy Bde MN Re o 5.7* 10 0.0 10.8 5 73 16 Os 12.2 10 96 27 12 147 129 44 25 18.6 20 17.7 14 5.0 25.0 5 25.1 127 97 35.0 30 37.2 2.5 19.7 52.0 34 52.6 36.5 36.0 35 578 414 424 82.0 409878131004 dO 45 1723 173.3 297.5 298.0 48 258.3, 2879 780.1 50 ‘347.5 4151 1153.2 800.0 *Ne |.Sar + 1, [See Terzaghi (1943), p. 127.)TABLE 43” ‘Shape, depth, and inclination factors for the Meyerhof bearing-eapacity equations of Table 4-1 Factors Value For Shape: a= 1+02K,! any saya 140K, 2 gmt ase =o Depth: +0209 anys m 1+01VKR 6210 foe Joa oo 2 ‘ oso Where Ky = ta as + 2) (0 = angle of resatant sign: if = ali, 2.1, ~ previously define aRpe2 re rom era without 0. TABLE 4-4 Bearing-capacity factors for the Meyerhof, Hansen, and Vesié bearing- capacity equations Note that N- and Ny are the same for all three methods; subscripts identify author for oo” Ny Mn Nray Ne _NyNe__ Beant -~ 0 5Mt 1009s 0.000 3 6a9 16 01 Ot 0422 0.146 10 8 25 04 o4 12 0.296 0.241 Is 1097 Ce eel ieee 0294 2 1483 64-2929 SA OMB 0215 25 20.71 10.7 68 6.8 10.9 0514 0311 26 22.25 11.8 19 8.0 125 0.533 0.308 28 25.79 14.7 10.9 12 16.7 0.570 0.299 0 30.13 18.4 15.1 15.7 24 0.610 0.289 32 35.47 23.2 20.8 22.0 30.2 0.653 0.276 3 alld 4 RT 110608 0262 36 50.55 317 40.0 4 56.2 0.746 0.247 38 61.31 48.9 56.1 64.0 19 0.797 0.231 40 7525 hl 794936 1093.82 o2ia 45° 13373 134720052623. T13—.007 oi 50 266.50, 318.5 ‘567.4 8717 761.3 1.195, 0.131 + = w+ 2aslimit when > OF Slight differences in shove table can be obtained using program BEARING EXE on diskette depending on com. puter used and whether or not thas floating pointve and depth factors for ws in eter the Hansen (70) or Ves (1973, 19750) bearing-capacity equations GrrTibe 1 Use aed! when = 0 only for Hansen ‘ations, Suberipts 1 V for Manse, Vi, respectively, ‘ram 4 “Table of fnctinaton, ground, and base factors for the Hansen (1970) equatons. See Table 4-S for equivalent Tat aang on Fe ete ove 1 Mines nd kit i = o> 30 ae reales yes drys mid a amare SRE eee ee Teta ‘Concer ao) a-sls a nit 20 renews — 5 etc (ed +-[-vsnenl aoe aanzs SiS ‘Sih 4 eenge bere Table of inclination, ground, and base factors for the Vs (1973, 1978) bearing-capacity equations. See notes helaw and reer to sketch for Menteation ion é aT) tN aeration oak, eee femdom tenia gsi Por US2 me, ‘tn ond il (54 BQ) ie Stee ishel? gervemen jt weitere Toco fw 4+ [- ruled bento nina oi paper end = ets 0. = 2:8 Seep et ae