2. Based on the following figure, all layers shown in the figure are fully saturated. The pressure applying from a building to the ground surface is about 900 kPa. Assume Gs = 2.7 for each layer. (a)...


2. Based on the following figure, all layers shown in the figure are fully saturated.<br>The pressure applying from a building to the ground surface is about 900 kPa.<br>Assume Gs = 2.7 for each layer.<br>(a) Determine the effective stress for a soil element at the middle of each layer.<br>(b) Determine the vertical stress increase at the middle of the clay layer under the<br>center of the foundation (10 m×20 m).<br>(c) Determine the primary consolidation settlement of the clay layer at the center<br>of the foundation if the clay is overconsolidated with an OCR=1.5.<br>(d) How long will consolidation settlement take for 50% consolidation to occur<br>in the field if the value of Cy = 10 m²/year.<br>20 m<br>10 m<br>-20 m<br>Lightly cemented (calcium<br>carbonate) sand/gravel<br>17 kN/m<br>20 m<br>Clay properties:<br>w = 55%<br>C = 0.4<br>C, = 0.05<br>%3D<br>3 m<br>Soft clay-<br>15 m<br>Sand and gravel·<br>w 10%<br>Rock<br>

Extracted text: 2. Based on the following figure, all layers shown in the figure are fully saturated. The pressure applying from a building to the ground surface is about 900 kPa. Assume Gs = 2.7 for each layer. (a) Determine the effective stress for a soil element at the middle of each layer. (b) Determine the vertical stress increase at the middle of the clay layer under the center of the foundation (10 m×20 m). (c) Determine the primary consolidation settlement of the clay layer at the center of the foundation if the clay is overconsolidated with an OCR=1.5. (d) How long will consolidation settlement take for 50% consolidation to occur in the field if the value of Cy = 10 m²/year. 20 m 10 m -20 m Lightly cemented (calcium carbonate) sand/gravel 17 kN/m 20 m Clay properties: w = 55% C = 0.4 C, = 0.05 %3D 3 m Soft clay- 15 m Sand and gravel· w 10% Rock

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