2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.proeng.2017.05.021
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Usage of the «BRNL-FT» program for foundation calculation using the method of the predefined equated soil settlements

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“…Analysis of this graph for the given soil settlement S1=S2=5 mm showed that the pressure under the stamp bottom (⌀1=0,1 m) was 13,7 kPa, for another stamp (⌀2=0,075 m) -27,3 kPa. It is obvious that deviations of the experimental pressure values from the calculated P1, P2 are minimal (≈10%), which confirms the correctness of the introduced assumptions [7][8][9] and the calculations carried out by the formula (1). Thus, it is possible to preset the allowable value of the soil settlement for a number of being designed foundations and determine their dimensions.…”
Section: Methodssupporting
confidence: 72%
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“…Analysis of this graph for the given soil settlement S1=S2=5 mm showed that the pressure under the stamp bottom (⌀1=0,1 m) was 13,7 kPa, for another stamp (⌀2=0,075 m) -27,3 kPa. It is obvious that deviations of the experimental pressure values from the calculated P1, P2 are minimal (≈10%), which confirms the correctness of the introduced assumptions [7][8][9] and the calculations carried out by the formula (1). Thus, it is possible to preset the allowable value of the soil settlement for a number of being designed foundations and determine their dimensions.…”
Section: Methodssupporting
confidence: 72%
“…For the experimental verification of applicability of the considered method to overpasses' foundations design and for controlling the correctness of the entered assumptions [7][8][9] were conducted the laboratory small-scale (tray) plate-load (stamp) tests. Tests were carried out using the dust sand with layer-by-layer compaction for different presetted soil densities.…”
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confidence: 99%
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