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Inadequate shallow foundations
A research study of damage to houses in Winnipeg, Canada, revealed that 94 percent had suffered some distress from shifting of the shallow-footings foundations; the houses are of the typical Canadian pattern with basement areas. Discussed here are the details of the design study, with cost analyses, of five main foundation methods; the 'best buy', it is concluded, would be an optimised pile system, with basement walls designed as grade beams, supporting a timber main floor.
Inadequate shallow foundations
A research study of damage to houses in Winnipeg, Canada, revealed that 94 percent had suffered some distress from shifting of the shallow-footings foundations; the houses are of the typical Canadian pattern with basement areas. Discussed here are the details of the design study, with cost analyses, of five main foundation methods; the 'best buy', it is concluded, would be an optimised pile system, with basement walls designed as grade beams, supporting a timber main floor.
Inadequate shallow foundations
Domaschuk, L. (author) / Rizkalla, S. (author) / Kwok, R. (author)
Building Research & Information ; 15 ; 224-230
1987-01-01
7 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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