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Bearing Capacity of Soil

09/25/2009 3:04 AM

How to derive the Bearing capacity of soil using 'c' and pie values
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Re: Bearing Capacity of Soil

09/25/2009 2:17 PM

A Soils Testing Laboiratory can do several different tests on samples of soil and on undisturbed soil at the site you are interested in. See your yellow pages for soils labs or ask a registered civil engineer for advice.

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