A 6 m deep slope is going to be excavated in a deep soil deposit. The geometry of the slope is shown in the following figure. Assume. The soil has the following properties:
yt = 19 kN/m3, cu = 20 kPa, u = 0o
R = 10 m, AB = 2 m
Water table is well below the toe of the embankment. Note: only a is a variable input.
A 6 m deep slope is going to be excavated in a deep soil deposit. The geometry of the slope is shown in the following fi...
A 6 m deep slope is going to be excavated in a deep soil deposit. The geometry of the slope is shown in the following figure. Assume. The soil has the following properties: t = 20 kN/m3, cu = 20 kPa, = 5o Water table is well below the toe of the embankment. (a) Calculate the slope batter angle, , for which slope failure would occur. (b) Assume a slope batter angle of ranging from 40o to 60o...
Geomechanics (b) Figure 1 shows a water retaining embankment with a slope of 1:2 (vertical kN/m'. The clay soil has an undrained cohesion of 30 kPa and a saturated unit weight of i18 following information is given: Area FBDE-42m2 (above water level) Centroidal distance dA-13m Area AED 144m2 (below water level) Centroidal distance, ds -4.5m Angle AOF-83 Radius of circular slip plane, R- 22.5m (i) Determine the total disturbing moment by considering the forces Wa Ws and Pw (Gfi) Determine...
Question 6 It is required to construct a 4 m deep underground carpark in the heart of the city of Melbourne without disturbing the surrounding area. The required excavation for the proposed carpark and also the adjacent ground condition are shown in Figure 6.1. As can be seen from the figure, the adjacent ground consists of a 2 m deep clay deposit, resting on a 2 m thick sand deposit, where stable soil could be found below the sand deposit...