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,project No. JB-569 <br />20 June 2006 <br />Page 10 <br />Table 3 <br />FOUNDATION DESIGN CRITERIA <br />CONTINUOUS STRIP AND ISOLATED FOOTINGS <br />Item Criteria <br />Width: <br />Wall Footings (Continuous) <br />Column Footings (Isolated) <br />Embedment Depth' <br />Engineered Fill <br />Allowable Bearing CapacityZ <br />Engineered Fill <br />Coefficient of Sliding Friction <br />Minimum 12 inches <br />Minimum 24 inches <br />Minimum 18 inches <br />2,500 psf <br />0.35 <br />1. Footing embedment depth is measured from the lowest adjacent soil grade to the bottom of the footing. <br />2. The recommendations above are for a foundation designed for net dead plus live loads. These bearing <br />pressures may be increased by one-third for wind or seismic loads. <br />6.3 Lateral Load Design Criteria <br />Lateral loads may be resisted by soil friction and by the passive resistance of the <br />soils. For engineered fill or native soil, we recommend the following lateral load <br />design criteria: <br />Coefficient of Friction .............................. 0.35 <br />. Passive Pressure .............................. 350 psf/ft <br />The passive pressure and the frictional resistance of the soils may be combined <br />without reduction in determining the total lateral resistance. These values are <br />ultimate and an appropriate factor of safety should be applied by the structural <br />engineer. <br />6.4 Retaining Walls <br />Cantilevered retaining walls (unrestrained), above water, without surcharge, may <br />be designed assuming the soils will impose a pressure equal to that developed by <br />a fluid with a density of: <br />. Horizontal/Flat Backfill ............................. 40 psf/ft <br />2H:1V ........................................ 60 psf/ft <br />Any surcharge from adjacent loadings should be added to this pressure using a <br />factor of 0.30. Our recommendations assume a fully drained condition, therefore, <br />we recommend that a drainage blanket system be provided. We also recommend <br />that the structural fill placed behind the retaining wall be granular, if possible. If <br />~Korbmacher Engineering, Inc. <br />
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