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Design of Geotechnical Elements of Al-Thuraya Building

Academic Year: 
2012
Supervisors: 
Isam G. Jardaneh
Students: 
Ahmad Mansour
Ahmad Zaid
Sameer Mara’abi
Department: 
Civil Engineering
Files: 
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Al-Thuraya building is a multi-story building of seven stories. These stories produce heavy loads above the soil, also this building is relatively heavy if we compared it with the ordinary building, so the design of the footing will be more critical and needs special care and attention.

This project is sorted as very important project in his type cause of there are many problems like soil weakness, so during study this project we will achieved the way that helped us to solve these problems.

The most important thing in this project is how to improve the soil and how to choose the type of foundation in low cost and high quality.

In the beginning we must get the soil test to know the mixture of soil and how to deal with it, and then calculate the loads from building on the soil to know if this soil is able to carry the building or not, finally choose the suitable foundation.

This project is not unique, there are many project like it which contains the same problems, and the reasons for that is decreasing the areas of building which motivate the investors to use the agricultural lands.

 

The site

The project site was selected behind An-Najah National University, New Campus, in the village of Bait Wazan-Nablus, Palestine.

 

1.2 The Project Description

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The total site area of this building is about 1276 m2.

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The building area is 855 m2.

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The numbers of stories are 7.

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The Bearing Capacity is about (20 ton/m²).

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