Figure 1.1, below, shows a proposed concrete cantilever retaining wall Assess the stability of the wall...
a) A cantilever retaining wall is constructed to retain the earth in order to create a change of elevation. The stability aspect of a retaining wall is important to prevent any failure of the structure. Referring to Figure 2, check the stability of the cantilever retaining wall against: (i) Sliding (ii) Rotation (ii) Bearing failure (iv) Short conclusion on the stability of the wall [5 marks] [4 marks] [3 marks [2 marks] 0.5 m 4.0 m 0.8 m 1.2 m...
RCD3601/101/0/2019 QUESTION 8 Figura o shows the section through a neonased reinforced concrete cantilever retaining wall that will be situated on a property boundary. Grade 30/19 concrete and high tensile steel reinforcement is to be The backfill behind the wall is sloping at an angle of 15º measured from the horizontal and is subjected to an imposed load of 2.5 kN/m². A geotechnical report gave the following soil parameters: • Unit weight of soil (V) = 17 kN/m • Angle...
The Reinforced concrete cantilever retaining wall has a cohesionless backfill soil with unit weight of 17 kN/m3 (above GWT) and 20 kN/m (saturatec). The resisting moment about the toe, due to the weight of the backfill soil, is 10 kN/m2 100kN 0.4m 2.6 m 3.9m GWT 2.7 m 0.4m concrete 23.5 kN/m3 4.0m The Reinforced concrete cantilever retaining wall has a cohesionless backfill soil with unit weight of 17 kN/m3 (above GWT) and 20 kN/m (saturatec). The resisting moment about...
Reinforced concrete cantilever retaining wall has a cohesionless backfill soil (o' 380) with unit weight of 17 kN/m (above GWT) and 20 kN/m (saturated). The resisting moment about the toe due to the self-weight of concrete is 100kN 10 kN/m2 0.4m 2.6 m- 3.9m GWT 2.7m 0.4m 7concrete 23.5 kN/m3 4.0m Reinforced concrete cantilever retaining wall has a cohesionless backfill soil (o' 380) with unit weight of 17 kN/m (above GWT) and 20 kN/m (saturated). The resisting moment about the...
fondation engineering si unit (8 marks) 4. A vertical retaining wall (shown in the figure below) is 8 m high with horizontal backfill. the properties of the backfill are as shown on the figure. Determine a. the Rankine active force per unit length of the wall before the occurrence of the tensile crack. Yw 9.81 kN/m3. b. The location of the Rankine active force. qs 20 kN/㎡ 5 m 2 Sandy Clay 3 m Sand
A plain concrete footing is to be designed for a 400 mm reinforced concrete wall that supports a dead load of 187 KN/m including the wall weight and a live load of 79 KN/m. The base of the footing is to be 1.4 m below the final grade. The allowable bearing capacity is 189 Kpa, weight of soil is 15.82 KN/m3, fc’ is 28 Mpa, and concrete to be 23.5 KN/m3. Determine the: width of the plain concrete footing (c)...
QUESTION 3 (40 Points) A concrete cantilever retaining wall is shown in the figure below. Using Rankine's Theory for the earth pressures, check stability against overturning and sliding. CLEARLY STATE THE REASONS FOR ANY ASSUMPTIONS YOU MAY MAKE. →lak Ground level I=I =//= y = ? 0 = ? c=0 Unit weightconcrete =24kN/m Pp=0 | 7 m 721211 Pick your own input data for the variables a, b,d,e, f such that a<f and that all the dimensions will make sense...
H=6 m Clay e0-1.1 Bedrock 2- Details of a rei draina nforced concrete cantilever retaining wall are shown in the following figure. Due to inadequate the soi front of the wall ge the water table has risen to the level indicated. Assuming the angle of friction between base of the wall l to be ( )?, determine factor of safety against overturning and sliding. Neglect passive pressure in l9 400 psf Yconcrete 150 pcf, Ydry 108 pcf, Ysat 130 pcf...
Questlon 3 The cantilever retaining wall shown below supports a granular material of saturated density of 1900 kg/m2 and allowable bearing pressure of 125 kN/m Check the stablity of the wall a. b. Determine the actual bearing pressures and Design the bending reinforcement using high yield steel fy 500 N/mm and fc-35 N/mm 350 All dimenslons are in mm 4800 450 700 1100 400 2300
Question 4 We consider the anchored retaining wall shown in Figure 3. 2 m Pmax = 100 kN/m* Medium sand: 18 N/m3 % - 30 6/0= 2/3 8 m 3 m Figure 3. Anchored retaining wall. (a) Sketch the earth pressure distributions corresponding to "free earth support" conditions at the front and back of the wall (with maximum values indicated). (b) Show that the anchor strength is sufficient. (c) Show that the embedment depth is sufficient. (d) Determine the necessary...