State the total load which the raft can support, Civil Engineering

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A raft, 8 m × 24 m, is founded at a depth of 4 m in sand with a value of N = 20 up to great depth. Illustrate the total load which the raft can support?

What will be the total capacity if it is to act as a floating foundation at this depth?

 


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