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The primary consolidation settlement can be calculated from the coefficient of volume compressibility mv, which can further lead to the Young's modulus E? = (1 + v?)(1 ? 2v?)/[mv(1 ? v?)], with an assumed Poisson's ratio v?.

H = Thickness of the field consolidating stratum at the end of primary consolidation. Commonly initial thickness is used unless the primary consolidation is very large. Say more than 10% of initial thickness. t2 = t100 (f) + ?t = time for which secondary settlement is to be calculated.

In these cases the differential settlement can be estimated by completing a foundation analysis at one end of the building and then completing the calculations again for the other side. The CivilWeb Settlement Calculation Suite includes all the tools required for this type of analysis.

Coefficient of consolidation. The Coefficient of consolidation at each pressures increment is calculated by using the following equations : Cv = 0.197 d2/t50 (Log fitting method) Cv = 0.848 d2/t90 (Square fitting method)

Deformation parameters: Assessment of primary and secondary consolidation settlement. The primary consolidation settlement can be calculated from the coefficient of volume compressibility mv, which can further lead to the Young's modulus E? = (1 + v?)(1 ? 2v?)/[mv(1 ? v?)], with an assumed Poisson's ratio v?.

Consolidation Settlement Equations - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip By the clay layer thickness to find our settlement. Now for case two. Again we're gonna plot up thisMoreBy the clay layer thickness to find our settlement. Now for case two. Again we're gonna plot up this bilinear void ratio versus effective stress curve but again the effective stress being a log scale.

Consolidation settlement is time dependent natural process of fully saturated soil due to expulsion of water from the voids and compaction is instantaneous artificial process of partially saturated soil due to expulsion of air from voids.

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The total settlement of the ground consists of 3 components: immediate settlement (commonly referred to as elastic settlement, although this is a misnomer), consolidation settlement (or primary settlement) and creep settlement (or secondary settlement).

To determine the settlement under a footing of given size loaded to the load per sq. ft. for which the curve is prepared, determine from the curve the settlement per unit of column load on the footing of the size required under the column load, and multiply by the total column load carried by the footing.