Unit Weight of Soil given Bearing Capacity for Local Shear Failure Calculator

The Unit Weight of Soil given Bearing Capacity for Local Shear Failure is defined as the weight per unit volume; higher values enhance bearing capacity and is represented as γ = (q_fc-(((2/3)*C*N_c)+(σ_s*N_q)))/(0.5*N_γ*B) or Unit Weight of Soil = (Ultimate Bearing Capacity in Soil-(((2/3)*Cohesion in Soil as Kilopascal*Bearing Capacity Factor dependent on Cohesion)+(Effective Surcharge in KiloPascal*Bearing Capacity Factor dependent on Surcharge)))/(0.5*Bearing Capacity Factor dependent on Unit Weight*Width of Footing). Ultimate Bearing Capacity in Soil is defined as the minimum gross pressure intensity at the base of the foundation at which the soil fails in shear, Cohesion in Soil as Kilopascal is the ability of like particles within soil to hold onto each other. It is the shear strength or force that binds together like particles in the structure of a soil, Bearing Capacity Factor dependent on Cohesion is a constant whose value depends upon the cohesion of soil, Effective Surcharge in KiloPascal also called as surcharge load refers to the vertical pressure or any load that acts over the ground surface additional to basic earth pressure, Bearing Capacity Factor dependent on Surcharge is a constant whose value depends upon surcharge, Bearing Capacity Factor dependent on Unit Weight is a constant whose value depends upon unit weight of soil & Width of Footing is the shorter dimension of the footing.