Answer / mohammad abid

safe bearing capacity for the hard rocks without laination
& defects is 330 t/Sq.m ( like Granite & trap )
For hard rocks with laination thats lainater rocks , the
safe bearing capacity is 165 t/Sq.m ( like sand stone &
lime Stone )

Answer / javed shaikh

100 ton/sqmtr

Answer / rajesh

Workable 80 ton/sqm

Answer / gurunath khavanekar

Bearing capacity of hard rock may be defined as maximum
load taken by hard rock without any shear

Answer / javed shaikh

100 Ton/m2

Answer / j c gogoi

In india maximum permissible loads (sbc) shall not exceeds 3 mpa. Further, rqd and joint spacing has a vital role in s b c estimation. A lone piece of rock may sometime shows higher ucs which may lead to misunderstanding of behaviors. In addition to this, our indian codes suggested to consider soft and jointed rock mass as soil deposit. In the stated case of sand-stone, in my opinion, it is better to adopt a sbc of maximum 50 tonnes/sq m.

Answer / g.aravinda kumar

it depends upon the texture of stone

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