Principles of Foundation Engineering
Applying the fundamental principles of geotechnical engineering to earth-supported and earth-retaining structures, this text emphasises design principles in line with ABET requirements. This fifth edition has many new problems, updated code standards and increased use of SI units
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Language: | English |
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Boston, MA
Cengage Learning, Inc
2016
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Edition: | Eight Edition |
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- Part 1. Geotechnical properties and exploration of soil. Geotechnical properties of soil
- Natural soil deposits and subsoil exploration
- Part 2. Foundation analysis. Shallow foundations: ultimate bearing capacity
- Ultimate bearing capacity of shallow foundations: special cases
- Vertical stress increase in soil
- Settlement of shallow foundations
- Pile foundations
- Drilled-shaft foundations
- Foundations on difficult soils
- Part 3. Lateral earth pressure and earth-retaining structures. Lateral earth pressure
- Retaining walls
- Sheet-pile walls
- Braced cuts
- Part 4. Soil improvement. Soil improvement and ground modification.