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    The document provides information on calculating the required size of a square footing in clay soil to support a load of 205 kips. It gives the results of multiple trials calculating the bearing capacity and required area for different footing sizes and depths. The optimal size found was a 6.95 foot by 6.95 foot square footing with a depth of 0.86 times the width.

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    The document provides information on calculating the required size of a square footing in clay soil to support a load of 205 kips. It gives the results of multiple trials calculating the bearing capacity and required area for different footing sizes and depths. The optimal size found was a 6.95 foot by 6.95 foot square footing with a depth of 0.86 times the width.

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    Square Footing in Clay

    INPUT

    Type 1
    Df (ft) = 6
    C (Ksf) = 1.205 2nd Traial: B (ft) = 6.88 3nd Traial:
    Load, P(K)= 205 L (ft) = 6.88
    1st Traial: B (ft) = 6
    L (ft) = 6
    F. S. 2.5 Df/B = 0.87

    Df/B = 1 Nc = 7.35

    Nc = 7.48 qult. 10.62


    qult. 10.82 qallow. 4.25
    qallow. 4.33 Areq. 48.25
    Areq. 47.37 Size(ftxft)= 6.95 6.95
    Size(ftxft)= 6.88 6.88
    B (ft) = 6.95
    L (ft) = 6.95

    Df/B = 0.86
    Nc = 7.34
    qult. 10.61
    qallow. 4.24
    Areq. 48.30

    Size(ftxft)= 6.95 6.95 10

    9
    f(x) =

    f(x) =
    7

    4
    0
    -0.1679x2 + 1.3707x + 6.2786

    -0.1536x2 + 1.1879x + 5.2714

    0 5.2 6.2
    1 6.4 7.6
    2 7.1 8.4
    3 7.4 8.8
    4 7.45 9
    5 7.45 9

    10

    9
    f(x) = - 0.1678571429x^2 + 1.3707142857x + 6.2785714286

    f(x) = - 0.1535714286x^2 + 1.1878571429x + 5.2714285714


    7

    Column U
    5 Polynomial (Column U)
    Column V
    4 Polynomial (Column V)
    0 1 2 3 4 5 6

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