The document contains questions from an end semester exam on pavement and foundation engineering. It asks about topics like the purpose of tremie pipes in pile execution, differentiating ultimate and net bearing capacities, factors affecting pile group settlement, shortcomings of Terzaghi's equations, stress under centered and eccentric foundations, conditions for mat foundations, and calculating bearing capacities, settlements, and stresses using relevant equations.
The document contains questions from an end semester exam on pavement and foundation engineering. It asks about topics like the purpose of tremie pipes in pile execution, differentiating ultimate and net bearing capacities, factors affecting pile group settlement, shortcomings of Terzaghi's equations, stress under centered and eccentric foundations, conditions for mat foundations, and calculating bearing capacities, settlements, and stresses using relevant equations.
The document contains questions from an end semester exam on pavement and foundation engineering. It asks about topics like the purpose of tremie pipes in pile execution, differentiating ultimate and net bearing capacities, factors affecting pile group settlement, shortcomings of Terzaghi's equations, stress under centered and eccentric foundations, conditions for mat foundations, and calculating bearing capacities, settlements, and stresses using relevant equations.
The document contains questions from an end semester exam on pavement and foundation engineering. It asks about topics like the purpose of tremie pipes in pile execution, differentiating ultimate and net bearing capacities, factors affecting pile group settlement, shortcomings of Terzaghi's equations, stress under centered and eccentric foundations, conditions for mat foundations, and calculating bearing capacities, settlements, and stresses using relevant equations.
Subject: Pavement and Foundation Engineering Course Code: CE-423 Course Instructor: Engr. Akmal Shahzad Program: B.Sc. Civil Engineering Exam: End Semester, Spring-2020 Exam Date: 24-07-2020 Time Allowed: 03 hours Max. Marks: 50
Q # Part Problem Statement Marks CLO’s Level
a) What is the purpose of using tremie pipe in pile execution? 2
b) How will you differentiate ultimate bearing capacity with 2
net bearing capacity? Write in your own words. c) The settlement of pile in a group is always greater than that 2 1 of corresponding single pile. Why? d) Write down two shortcomings in Terzaghi’s Equations. 2 If load is in the center of foundation and there are no e) moments then which relation will be used for calculating 2 stress under the foundation? a) In strip footing, width to length ratio of bearing area 1 approaches zero. Is this statement true or false? Derive the relation for effective unit weight when depth b) from base of the footing to GWT is less than the size of 3 2 footing. c) Write down two conditions demanding mat foundation. 2 CLO-3 2 d) With the increase in water table elevation, required width 2 of foundation decreases or increases? If value of ‘B’ or ‘Df’ is required then how will you decide e) that which type of case (Df/B≤1 and Df/B>1) you have to 2 use for calculating depth factors to get the required value? a) Calculate ultimate bearing capacity of cohesive soil at the 2 level of ground surface, having cohesion = 20 KN/m2 b) What will be the residual settlement of pile if rebound is 2 4mm against total settlement of 15mm? c) If X = Your Roll No. and Y= Average of two Roll No.’s 2 after you, then calculate arc tan (Y /X). Assume we have local shear failure and value of ϕ = 30°, 3 d) find Nc⸍, Nq⸍ and Nγ⸍ using Terzaghi’s bearing capacity 2 factor table. Calculate inclination factor ‘Fγi’ when soil frictional angle e) is 30° and load is inclined at an angle of 60° with 2 horizontal. Q# Problem Statement Marks CLO’s Level
For the square footing
(2.5m x 2.5m) shown in Figure, determine the allowable resisting moment (M), if the 10 allowable load P = 800 4 KN+ Your Roll No. and F.S = 3. (Use Meyerhof Equation and Shape and Depth factors of Hansen).
An eccentrically loaded CLO-3 2
rectangular foundation (6ft x 8ft) shown in Figure. Use factor of safety of 3 and if e = 0.5ft, determine the 10 allowable load that the 5 foundation could carry. (The factor of safety is based on the maximum stress along the base of the footing). Hint: FOS=qu/qmax