The anchor for a bulkhead consists of a vertical sheet pile wall, the top of which is level with the ground surface. The wall is embedded in water-logged clayey sand whose properties are: [c' = 4 kPa, q' = 30°, y' = 9.408 kN/m³]. Anchor roads are to be sp

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The anchor for a bulkhead consists of a vertical sheet pile wall, the top of which is level with the ground surface. The wall is embedded in water-logged clayey sand whose properties are: [c' = 4 kPa, q' = 30°, y' = 9.408 kN/m³]. Anchor roads are to be sp

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The anchor for a bulkhead consists of a vertical sheet pile wall, the top of which is level with the ground surface. The wall is embedded in water-logged clayey sand whose properties are: \(\left[\mathrm{c}^{\prime}=4 \mathrm{kPa}, \varphi^{\prime}=30^{\circ}, \gamma^{\prime}=9.408 \mathrm{kN} / \mathrm{m}^{3}\right]\). Anchor roads are to

be spaced at \((2.5 \mathrm{~m})\) ccnters, and the tension in cach is cstimated to be \((160 \mathrm{kN})\). What is the minimum depth to which it is necessary to sink the piles? Also \(15 \times 0\) calculate the depth of the anchor rods.

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