Calculation of stresses on shallow penetrometers and footings.

A short review is made of the types of analyses available for cone penetration tests. The assumptions involved in analyses using the method of characteristics (slip line methods) are discussed, and some analyses of problems of shallow cone penetration and bearing capacity are presented. Graphical re...

Full description

Bibliographic Details
Main Authors: Houlsby, G, Wroth, C
Other Authors: Denness, B
Format: Conference item
Published: Graham and Trotman, London; IHRDC, Boston 1984
_version_ 1797083686192021504
author Houlsby, G
Wroth, C
author2 Denness, B
author_facet Denness, B
Houlsby, G
Wroth, C
author_sort Houlsby, G
collection OXFORD
description A short review is made of the types of analyses available for cone penetration tests. The assumptions involved in analyses using the method of characteristics (slip line methods) are discussed, and some analyses of problems of shallow cone penetration and bearing capacity are presented. Graphical results are presented for the variation of the cone factor, Nc, with the angle and roughness of a shallowly penetrating cone. The second example of the application of the method is to problems of bearing capacity on soils with strength increasing with depth, and is relevant to the design of very large concrete gravity oil-production platforms. Numerical values of bearing capacity factors for smooth and rough circular footings on non-homogeneous soils are presented and compared with the equivalent values for strip footings.-from Authors
first_indexed 2024-03-07T01:44:57Z
format Conference item
id oxford-uuid:981a2bc2-e0ef-4c9f-97c0-ac0d8a7103e5
institution University of Oxford
last_indexed 2024-03-07T01:44:57Z
publishDate 1984
publisher Graham and Trotman, London; IHRDC, Boston
record_format dspace
spelling oxford-uuid:981a2bc2-e0ef-4c9f-97c0-ac0d8a7103e52022-03-27T00:04:36ZCalculation of stresses on shallow penetrometers and footings.Conference itemhttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_5794uuid:981a2bc2-e0ef-4c9f-97c0-ac0d8a7103e5Symplectic Elements at OxfordGraham and Trotman, London; IHRDC, Boston1984Houlsby, GWroth, CDenness, BA short review is made of the types of analyses available for cone penetration tests. The assumptions involved in analyses using the method of characteristics (slip line methods) are discussed, and some analyses of problems of shallow cone penetration and bearing capacity are presented. Graphical results are presented for the variation of the cone factor, Nc, with the angle and roughness of a shallowly penetrating cone. The second example of the application of the method is to problems of bearing capacity on soils with strength increasing with depth, and is relevant to the design of very large concrete gravity oil-production platforms. Numerical values of bearing capacity factors for smooth and rough circular footings on non-homogeneous soils are presented and compared with the equivalent values for strip footings.-from Authors
spellingShingle Houlsby, G
Wroth, C
Calculation of stresses on shallow penetrometers and footings.
title Calculation of stresses on shallow penetrometers and footings.
title_full Calculation of stresses on shallow penetrometers and footings.
title_fullStr Calculation of stresses on shallow penetrometers and footings.
title_full_unstemmed Calculation of stresses on shallow penetrometers and footings.
title_short Calculation of stresses on shallow penetrometers and footings.
title_sort calculation of stresses on shallow penetrometers and footings
work_keys_str_mv AT houlsbyg calculationofstressesonshallowpenetrometersandfootings
AT wrothc calculationofstressesonshallowpenetrometersandfootings