Computer · Soil Mechanics
The ultimate bearing capacity of a soil is defined as the:
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- 1Load intensity at which the soil begins to consolidate
- 2Gross pressure intensity at which the soil fails in shear✓
- 3Net safe load allowable on the soil
- 4Total safe load on the bearing area
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Gross pressure intensity at which the soil fails in shear
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