please provide then additional details weight of tree, that counts as additional surcharge on the wall.Provide in the comment section.Tough it wont hamper the stability of the wall,as it will add in the weight of the wall.
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Question 2 (a) A 4 m high masonry retaining wall of width 1.8 is built to...
A 12 m high retaining wa is built to retain a 3-layered soil profile shown in Figure 2. The soil parameters are given in the figure. During raining season, ground water rises to interface between Soil 1 and Soil 2. Assume that there is no friction between the vertical wall and the soils. (i) Find the surface surcharge q that would just close the tensile crack on the ground surface at the active failure stage of the retaining wall. (5...
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...
A 4m high, vertical retaining wall supports Silty SAND backfill with a horizontal surface. There is a hydrostatic horizontal water table at 1 m below the ground surface. The soil has bulk unit weight = 20 kN/m3, effective cohesion=5 kPa, and friction angle= 30o. What is the value of the water force on the wall? At what distance above the base of the wall does it act?
Please 7. As shown below, a cantilever type of retaining wall of 7.3 m high with two soil layers behin d the wall. The following parameters can be used: (i) soil l: c-0, φ-40° and γ-17 kNm3; (ii) soil 2: c-5 kN m 2, ф-35° andy-20 kN/m3; Assume a reduction factor k ,2/3 to comsider the cohesion and rietion angle at the base slaby the unit wecight of concrete be assumed to be 23.5 kN/m3. Calculate the factors of safety...
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...
7. a) A 10 m high retaining wall supports a fully drained clay soil with a horizontal surface. The soil properties are: y = 18 kN/m²: =25° and c=4 kN/m2. Sketch the distribution of lateral earth pressure acting on the back of the wall, showing all salient values and the depth of the tension zone. Use Rankine's formula as expressed in familiar symbols below Pa = Kath-2c'tan 45º - (10 marks) (b) Determine the horizontal active thrust on the 7.5...
A proposed residential development of a single tower is to be built on a sloping site as shown in Figure 1. The site has a (W1m x 25m wide building zone. A level platform has to be created by building a permanent retaining structure outside the building zone but within the (W2m x (W2m wide site boundary. A temporary slope, which may extend outside the site boundary, has to be formed in advance for construction of the retaining structure. ---...
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...
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...
A retaining wall is to be constructed in a normally consolidated clayey sand deposit in the figure below. Ground water table is lmbelow the bottom of the excavation. A 20 kN/m2 surcharge pressure is applied over a wide area at the ground surface. Assume the wall moves into the excavation. Consider long-tem analysis (as it is usually the more critical analysis in excavation problems). Ignore capillarity as shown 20 kPa Clayey sand T17 kNm Y-20 kNm 5 m c'-10 kPa...