Effect of Water Table on Bearing Capacity of Soil
where Rq* and Ry* are water table correction factor.
when 0 ≤ zq ≤ Df when 0 ≤ zγ ≤ B.
If Zγ > B they Rγ* = 1
If Zγ ≤ 0 they
If water table rise to G.L
Rq* = 1 / 2 and Rγ* = 1 / 2
Significant for Granular Soils
Pecks Equation
qa net = 0.44NS = CwkN/m2
Dw = depth of water table below G.L
Df = Depth of foundation
B = Width of foundation
N = Avg. corrected S.P.T. no.
S = Permissible settlement of foundation
Cw = Water table correction factor
qa net = Net allowable bearing pressure.
Teng's Equations
Cw =Water table correction factor
Dw = Depth of water table below foundation level
B = Width of foundation
Cd =Depth correction factor
S = Permissible settlement in 'mm'.
I.S Code Method
qns =Net safe bearing pressure in kN/m2
B = Width in meter.
S = Settlement in 'mm'.
I.S. Code Formula for Raft
qns = 0.88NSCw
Cw: Same as of peck Henson.
Meyer-Hoffs Equation
qns = 0.88NSCwCd
where, qns = Net safe bearing capacity in kN/m2.
B < 1.2 m
B ≥ 1.2 m (where qns is in kN/m2.
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