Model studies of plus and double box shaped skirted footings resting on sand
Abstract The paper presents the investigation on the model unskirted/skirted footings (plus and the double box) on sand. Skirt depth, sand relative density, footing interface condition and skirted footing type were varied parameters. Skirt depth (D s ) varied in this investigation was from 0.25 B to...
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doaj-8cdb066e9a8c4ae4ab74a4ea34e914022021-02-14T12:26:26ZengSpringerOpenInternational Journal of Geo-Engineering2092-91962198-27832020-02-0111111710.1186/s40703-020-00109-0Model studies of plus and double box shaped skirted footings resting on sandTammineni Gnananandarao0Rakesh Kumar Dutta1Vishwas Nandkishor Khatri2National Institute of TechnologyNational Institute of TechnologyIndian Institute of TechnologyAbstract The paper presents the investigation on the model unskirted/skirted footings (plus and the double box) on sand. Skirt depth, sand relative density, footing interface condition and skirted footing type were varied parameters. Skirt depth (D s ) varied in this investigation was from 0.25 B to 1.5 B (B, footing width). The results show that the footing geometry and the skirt increased the bearing capacity and improved the overall behaviour. The results further revealed that the lowest percentage improvement for the square shaped footing with D s /B = 0.25 was 26.08% at a relative density of 60%, whereas the highest improvement for the double box shaped footing with D s /B = 1.50 was 364.12% at a relative density of 30%. The settlement reduction factors with the use of skirt from this investigation ranged from 0.16 to 1.0 and depended on the pressure applied and the depth ratio of the skirt. Finally, for the settlement reduction factor, an empirical equation was developed. This expression can be used to calculate the settlement of the plus and double box shaped skirted footings on sand.https://doi.org/10.1186/s40703-020-00109-0Plus and double box skirted footingSandBearing capacityInterface conditionRelative densitySettlement |
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Tammineni Gnananandarao Rakesh Kumar Dutta Vishwas Nandkishor Khatri Model studies of plus and double box shaped skirted footings resting on sand International Journal of Geo-Engineering Plus and double box skirted footing Sand Bearing capacity Interface condition Relative density Settlement |
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Tammineni Gnananandarao Rakesh Kumar Dutta Vishwas Nandkishor Khatri |
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Model studies of plus and double box shaped skirted footings resting on sand |
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Model studies of plus and double box shaped skirted footings resting on sand |
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Model studies of plus and double box shaped skirted footings resting on sand |
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Model studies of plus and double box shaped skirted footings resting on sand |
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Model studies of plus and double box shaped skirted footings resting on sand |
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model studies of plus and double box shaped skirted footings resting on sand |
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International Journal of Geo-Engineering |
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2092-9196 2198-2783 |
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Abstract The paper presents the investigation on the model unskirted/skirted footings (plus and the double box) on sand. Skirt depth, sand relative density, footing interface condition and skirted footing type were varied parameters. Skirt depth (D s ) varied in this investigation was from 0.25 B to 1.5 B (B, footing width). The results show that the footing geometry and the skirt increased the bearing capacity and improved the overall behaviour. The results further revealed that the lowest percentage improvement for the square shaped footing with D s /B = 0.25 was 26.08% at a relative density of 60%, whereas the highest improvement for the double box shaped footing with D s /B = 1.50 was 364.12% at a relative density of 30%. The settlement reduction factors with the use of skirt from this investigation ranged from 0.16 to 1.0 and depended on the pressure applied and the depth ratio of the skirt. Finally, for the settlement reduction factor, an empirical equation was developed. This expression can be used to calculate the settlement of the plus and double box shaped skirted footings on sand. |
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Plus and double box skirted footing Sand Bearing capacity Interface condition Relative density Settlement |
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