CEEN 341 - Lecture 13 - Induced Stresses from Point and Line Loads

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[@michaeladams2878]

Loved the lecture, thanks, but I had a really hard time with the blurred graphics. Hard to read equations, tiny exponents!

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[@thuthukanithalente1043]

Greetings Dr, I have a question regarding an example in 34:33 if one was to compute the surcharge such as the given 2000lb/ft2, say for an example the surcharge imposed by the Circular concrete reservoir, which methods would you use to come up with such a load?

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[@michaelmolter8828]

Can you just break a non point load square footing into a grid of point loads then? Say a 4’x4’x16” footing is applying 40,000 lb to the soil. Could you say instead you have a grid of 9x9=81 point loads applying 491 lb each?

[@michaelmolter8828]

Ah, yes. The answer is at 25:15. If just do it numerically in Python/Excel.

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