OLIVEIRA, K. E. B. B.; http://lattes.cnpq.br/3806523375971296; OLIVEIRA, Kaio Emanoel Barreto Bastos de.
Resumen:
Soil-cement is one of the possibilities of soil use for the production of buildings. The
mixture of soil and cement, properly dosed and compacted, acquired resistance and
presents durability compatible with the necessary criteria for the construction of
buildings. The present work is aimed at the analysis of soil improvement with cement
based on shallow foundations. Solution adopted in the construction of the technical
school of Campina Grande. The study focused on the dimensioning of the surface
foundations from the geotechnical profile of the soil, as well as the investigation of
the natural and improved soil bored capacity, through calculation methods obtained
in the literature. Because the soil-cement layer was too thin, the resistance difference
of the natural soil and the soil-cement was practically nil, which resulted in a cost of
running a foundation in natural soil less onerous than in soil improved with cement.
