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Footing on the crest of slope: slope stability or bearing capacity?

Date Issued
2015
Author(s)
Pantelidis, Lysandros  
Griffiths, D.V.  
DOI
10.1007/978-3-319-09057-3_215
Abstract
A footing on the crest of a slope may be considered as either a slope stability or a bearing
capacity problem. Traditional slope stability analysis delivers the safety factor with respect to
shear strength, while traditional bearing capacity analysis delivers the safety factor with
respect to loading. These two strategies indicate quite different safety levels, even when
applied to the same problem. Eurocode 7 (EC7) allows for the use of both strategies. Indeed, in
the limit state framework of EC7 slope stability and bearing capacity problems do not share
the same partial factors. Since, EC7 does not have a special provision for the problem of a
footing on the crest of slope, the question whether it is a bearing capacity or a slope stability
problem remains. The parametric studies presented in this paper based on EC7 design
guidelines and different factoring strategies, shows that the kind of failure mechanism
observed strongly depends on the magnitude and position of the footing loading.
Subjects

Eurocode 7

LRFD

Slope stability

Bearing capacity

Footing on slope

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