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Project 2Cantilever Retaining Wall
Contents:A. Written Parts
1. Preliminary design2. Computation of soil thrust (analytical (Rankine) and graphical (Culmann) method3. Stability checks
B. Drawings1. Vertical cross-section (scale 1:50)2. Computation plan of soil thrust usign graphical method
Ionescu Paul
Nr 8Gr 1
ua 5daN 10
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1. Preliminary Design
1.0. Input data
Design Theme:
The scope of this project is to design a cantilever type of retaining wall from concrete to create a raisedflat platform. The backfill is granulal cohesionless soil (sand) with the following characteristics:
Specific weight:
Internal friction angle:
Cohesion:
19 0.1 Grk
m
3= 18.9
1
m
3k
+31 0.5 uadeg
= 33.5deg
c 0daN
m
2
q =+10 2.5 ua
m
2
22.5
m
2
Surcharge on platform
f 0.44 friction coefficient between base pier and soilpconv 280k a soil conventional pressure
dH =+3.5 0.1 Nrm 4.3m height of wall above groundheight of wall under groundtotal height
df 1m
H =+df dH 5.3m
B 3.2m
base width
a =
H
10 0.53m a =Round ,a 0.5m 0.5m wall width
zf =H
80.663
m
zf =Round ,zf 0.05m
0.65m
foot base height
t =max
,
H
2430cm
0.3m
top wall width
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2. Computation of soil thrust (analytical (Rankine) and graphical (Culmann) method
2.1 Rankine method:
The phrase plastic equilibrium in soil refers to the conditionwhere every point in a soilmass is on the verge of failure.
The vertical and horizontal effective principal stresses on asoil element at a depth z are and respectively. If the'0 'hwall AB is not allowed to move, then = . The stress'h K0'0condition in the soil element can be represented by the Mohrscircle a. However, if the wall AB is allowed to move away fromthe soil mass gradually, the horizontal principal stress willdecrease.
Ultimately a state will be reached when the stress condition inthe soil element can be represented by the Mohrs circle b, thestate of plastic equilibrium and failure of the soil willoccur. This situation represents Rankines active state, and the
effective pressure on the vertical plane (which is a principal'aplane) is Rankines active earth pressure.
= for cohesionless soil :kaa
o Soil active pressurecoefficientka =
tan
45deg
2
2
0.289
This method consist in findinggraphically the active pressure force
exerted by backfiill soil.The reference line line B'C makesangle with the horizontal plane and
the orientation line is inclined with
angle from the reference line.As the friction between the wall andsoil is neglected and the back face ofthe wall is vertical the angle is
taken .
2
Point C is is set at the intersection ofthe reference line and superior soilsurface. The line BC is divided into 10equal segments and is computed theweight vectors of each soil triangleGi
represented on reference lineBB'Ciat a convinient scale.Earth active pressure force vector hasthe direction of the orietation line, theapplication point in end and theGivertex at the intersection with .B'Ci
The curve passing to each pressurevector is drawn and the maximum isfound intersecting a tangent line(parallel to reference line) and thecurve.
2.2 Culmann method
Pmax =2.88
1.557.82
k
111.014k
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3. Stability checks
Failure scenarios:- sliding (structure beeing to light)- rotating- sinking (structure beeing to heavy )
Ultimate limit states for:3.1. Sliding3.2. Overturning3.3. Bearing capacity
3.1. Sliding
=vLFf
Pa Sliding safety factor
Area of wall profile: Aw =+B zf H zf
+t
a t
2
3.94m
2
Total weight of wall: Gw =Aw 25k
m
31m
98.5k
Soil area resting on wall footing:
As =B 2 a H zf 10.23m2
Gs =As 1m 193.347k
Friction force:
Ff =f ++Gw Gs q B 2 a 1m 150.193k
Total soil lateral pressure force:
Pa =H 1m +q ka +q H ka
2
111.068k
vL =Ff
Pa1.352
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