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2 years ago
5

Differnce between boussinesqs and westergards theory of stress distribution of soil?​

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arlik [135]2 years ago
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Boussinesq's influence factor is high Westergaard's theory:- 1. ) Assumes that the soil medium is anisotropic 2) Deals with thin sheets of rigid material sandwiched in a homogeneous medium. ... 5) Westergaard's influence factor is low compare to Boussinesq's influence factor.
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