FE Exam Review - FE Civil - Geotechnical Engineering - Bearing Capacity

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[@scottsimon8771]

Great video! I would just add one comment: If you have a continuous footing, L/B would approach infinity. I believe you mean to say B/L would approach 0.

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Hi Scott! Thank you, I think I was not clear on this one. So to use the Terzaghi Equation, the L/B ratio approaches a large number (i.e. infinite). So the width (B) is kept constant and the length is very large resulting in a large L/B ratio. Your statement is true as well not that I think about it, let's say the L = 21, B = 2 then B/L = 0.095 - approaches zero...Never thought of it that way. Thank you!

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