Foundation Design: Principles and Practices
Foundation Design: Principles and Practices
Structural Foundation Designers' Manual
Structural Foundation Designers' Manual
Foundation Engineering Books
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Foundation Design: Principles and Practices |
Structural Foundation Designers' Manual |
Practical Foundation Engineering Handbook |
Excavations and Foundations in Soft Soils |
Foundation Vibration Analysis: A Strength of Materials Approach |
Foundation Engineering Handbook |
Shallow Foundations: Bearing Capacity and Settlement |
Foundation Analysis and Design |
The Structural Foundations of Quantum Gravity |
Foundation Design and Construction |
Pile Foundation Analysis and Design |
Pile Design and Construction Practice |
Scour Technology |
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| Bearing Capacity for shallow foundations: Definitions – Ultimate net allowable bearing capacity – Total and net bearing capacity – Soil-foundation interaction – Bearing capacity equations – Bearing capacity based on field tests (Standard Penetration – Static and dynamic cone penetration – Plate Loading). Settlement of shallow foundations: Instantaneous settlement – Long-term settlement – Total and relative settlement – Allowable settlement. Shallow foundation design: Types of footings: isolated, strip, combined and tied – Foundation depth – bearing capacity – Structural design (Working and ultimate stress) – Construction. Laboratory test program: Consolidation tests – Tri-axial test. Foundation construction: Excavation methods – Equipments – Excavation stability – Design of strutting systems – Site dewatering – Foundation protection – Under-water construction. Retaining Structures: Types – Principals of design and constructing gravity walls – Sheet piles – Diaphragm walls – Reinforced soil – Bridge piers and supports. Pile Foundations: classification – construction materials and methods – Equipments – behavior of piles under load – Single pile capacity – Negative skin friction – Uplift-resisting piles – Dynamic equations for pile capacity – Pile loading tests – Behavior of pile groups – Pile cap design |
