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Design and engineering application of bearing transformation from into composite foundation capacity

Yun Ma

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A feasible design method of subgrade is given in the paper. When common single pile foundation bearing capacity is lower than design bearing capacity ,an engineering example is designed and calculated according to this method. The application results prove that the technical effect and the economic benefit is good.

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A feasible design method of subgrade is given in the paper. When common single pile foundation bearing capacity is lower than design bearing capacity ,an engineering example is designed and calculated according to this method. The application results prove that the technical effect and the economic benefit is good.

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A feasible design method of subgrade is given in the paper. When common single pile foundation bearing capacity is lower than design bearing capacity ,an engineering example is designed and calculated according to this method. The application results prove that the technical effect and the economic benefit is good.

Key concepts: Bearing capacity, Foundation (evidence), Subgrade, Pile, Bearing (navigation), Geotechnical engineering, Composite number, Transformation (genetics)

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