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Numerical Analysis on improvement of Bearing Capacity of Strip footing on reinforced Clay with Geogrid layer

دراسة عددية حول رفع قدرة التحمل الحدية لأساس مستمر على تربة غضارية مسلحة بطبقة رقائق جيوتكنيكية مصنعة و وسادة رملية

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 Publication date 2016
and research's language is العربية
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This research study aims at investigating the potential benefits of using the reinforcement to improve the bearing capacity and reduce the settlement of strip footing on clay. To implement this objective, many numerical 2D-analyses by finite element method / Plaxis program were performed to study the behavior of reinforced soil foundation. And then we carry out a parametric study of the most effective parameter on bearing capacity. The results showed that the inclusion of reinforcement can significantly improve the soil’s bearing capacity and reduce the footing settlement. The strain developed along the reinforcement is directly related to the settlement. The results also showed that the inclusion of reinforcement can redistribute the applied load to a wider area, thus minimizing stress concentration and achieving a more uniform stress distribution. The redistribution of stresses below the reinforced zone can result in reducing the settlement of the underlying weak clayey soil.

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Das, B.M., and Omar, M.T. "The effects of foundation width on model tests for the bearing capacity of sand with geogrid reinforcement." Geotechnical and Geological Engineering, 1994, Vol. 12, 2008, Pp. 133-141
Binquet, J. and Lee, K.L., 1975a. "Bearing capacity tests on reinforced earth slabs." Journal of Geotechnical Engineering Division, ASCE, Vol. 101, No.GT12, Pp. 1241-1255
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This research study aims at investigating the potential benefits of using the reinforcement to improve the bearing capacity and reduce the settlement of strip footing on clay. To implement this objective, many numerical 2D-analyses by finite elemen t method / Plaxis program were performed to study the behavior of reinforced soil foundation. And then we carry out a parametric study of the most effective parameter on bearing capacity. The results showed that the inclusion of reinforcement can significantly improve the bearing capacity and reduce the footing settlement. The strain developed along the reinforcement is directly related to the settlement. The results also showed that the inclusion of reinforcement can redistribute the applied load to a wider area, thus minimizing stress concentration and achieving a more uniform stress distribution. The redistribution of stresses below the reinforced zone can result in reducing the settlement of the underlying weak clayey soil.
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