@rasfad15: 🏗️ EPISODE 39 | ENGINEERING WITH ENGR. RASFAD 🚨 MYTH OR FACT? “THE DEEPER THE FOUNDATION, THE STRONGER THE BUILDING!” 🤔 Do you agree? You've probably heard someone say: “If you want a strong house, just dig the foundation deeper.” But is that actually how foundation design works? In today's episode, we're taking this popular construction belief to the site and breaking it down with practical examples and engineering explanations. 🎥 You'll learn: ✅ Why deeper does NOT automatically mean stronger ✅ How soil conditions influence foundation design ✅ Why bearing capacity and settlement matter ✅ When shallow foundations may be appropriate ✅ When deep foundations such as piles may be required ✅ Why you shouldn't copy your neighbour's foundation depth ✅ Why soil investigation is important before foundation design 💡 ENGINEERING FACT: A safe foundation is not determined by depth alone. Engineers consider the soil, structural loads, bearing capacity, settlement, groundwater, foundation type, and applicable design requirements before determining the appropriate foundation solution. 🏠 For every homeowner: Don't simply tell your builder, “Dig it deeper so the house will be stronger.” Ask instead: “Has the foundation been properly designed for this building and this soil?” 👇 LET'S HEAR FROM YOU: Do you believe a deeper foundation is always a stronger foundation? Comment MYTH or FACT before watching—and let's see how many people get it right! 👇 📲 Follow for more Civil Engineering Myths & Facts. 🎥 YouTube: Engineering with Engr. Rasfad 👍 LIKE • COMMENT • SHARE • FOLLOW #creatorsearchinsights #constructionprojects #CivilEngineering #nigeriansocietyofengineers #CivilEngineeringMyths
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Saturday 08 August 2026 06:05:54 GMT
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Jemere Boshina :
for foundation understanding Geotechnical Engineering concepts are essential and crucial as I think
2026-08-08 08:25:23
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Olanrewaju Teslim823 :
Correct
2026-08-08 11:28:41
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