2. You are designing a cantilevered concrete wall to raise a highway above a newly designated flood elevation. The ulti...
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Please design a cantilever concrete retaining wall for the height and soil as shown in the figure. The frost depth at the site is 2 feet. Consider the ultimate bearing capacity (qe) of the soil as 8 tsf. Provide a neat, labeled sketch of the wall that you have designed. Check the following design parameters: a. Factor of safety against overturning b. Factor of safety against bearing capacity c. Factor of safety against sliding...
You have to review the design of a cantilevered concrete retaining wall designed for the height and soil as shown in the figure. Please check the design and provide your recommendation for the following situation: - 200 psf Surcharge load on top of the backfill material Lean clay at foundation same soil for backfill Dry unit weight of soil Cohesion/adhesion of the clay/concrete Bearing capacity of the soil Active earth pressure coefficient Ignore the effect of ground water table Unit...
Problem 1 For the cantilever retaining wall shown in Fig. 1, determine the factor of safety with respect to overturning, sliding, and bearing capacity. Use Rankine method to calculate the earth pressure. 18 in 100 Fig. 1 7 = 117 pcf (= 340 C = 0 4ft 30 in 6ft y = 110 pcf = 18 C = 800 psf
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...
For the retaining wall shown in the two different soils, provide
the following analysis:
A. Determine the Ranking Active pressure force components
Phorizontal and Pvertical (given
Ka=0.3216)
B. Determine the Passive Pressure force Pp (given
Kp=2.1318)
C. Determine the Overturning Moment Mo
D. Determine the Righting Moment Mr (Include
Pvert and Pp as well)
E. Computer the Factor of Safety against overturning
instability
F. Compute the Factor of Safety against sliding instability
(include friction). Given coefficient of friction = .35....
A 100,000 lb load has to be carried by a concrete square foundation placed 3 ft below the surface of a saturated sandy soil having the following properties: γt = 120 pcf E = 2x105 psf φ' = 30deg ν = 0.25 c' = 0 What footing width will be required for a factor of safety with respect to the ultimate bearing capacity of 3.0, and for a maximum settlement of 1". The water table is at the ground surface.
3. The bearing capacity of shallow foundations (i.e. footings) depends on the soil shear strength (ie. ф and c). The ultimate bearing capacity (qultnei) of the soil is calculated using the following equation: Dr qult.net bearing capacity failure surface i. Frictional resistance along failure surface due to self-weight of soil below footing level footing level. Ny. No, and Ng are dimensionless bearing capacity factors that depend on the ii. Cohesive resistance along failure surface below footing level. iii. Frictional resistance...
1 Calculate the factor of safety against overturning and sliding for the concrete retaining wall shown in the figure below, without taking into consideration the passive earth pressure. (50 Points) Assume that 115 lbs/cf unit weight of soil: unit weight of concrete: 150 lbs/cf angle of internal friction: 30 coefficient of friction: 0.350 0° B: 14 5' 2" Ha 14 2.5 Compaction (Soils engineering uses the symbol ys for dry density and uses the term dry unit weight. In the...