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Estimate ground bearing pressure

Estimate ground bearing pressure

Estimate ground bearing pressure

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Hello all,

I need to estimate the allowable soil bearing capacity of the existing grade for a crane pad.

I know the ground bearing pressure excerpt by the crane from the lifting study.

I have a couple of boreholes (within 100m) of the crane pad location. Borehole shown material of each layers, SPT, groundwater elevation.

Could you please direct me on how to estimate the soil bearing capacity?

Feel free to ask if you need more information.
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RE: Estimate ground bearing pressure

Check out the temporary works forums library, I think there is one about cranepad design that covers this. TwF 2019.

There is also BRE 470 and possibly a Ciria manual on the topic

RE: Estimate ground bearing pressure

geotechguy1, where is the "temporary works forum" located. I don't see it listed as an ET forum.

www.PeirceEngineering.com

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