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UNIVERSITY OF DAR ES SALAAM COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AND GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING  Page 1 of 1 TR 335: FOUNDATION ENGINEERING II TUTORIAL: RETAINING STRUCTURES 1. By using the free earth support approach determine the factor of safety Fr, the prop force F and the maximum bending moment on the wall for the propped wall shown above. Assume seepage occurs around the wall such that the hydraulic head varies linearly down and up around the wall. K an and K  pn refer to the normal components of resultant horizontal stresses acting on the wall. 10m 9m q = 10 kN /m 2  SAND: γdry = 18 kN /m 3  γsat = 19 kN /m 3 , c’ = 0 Ø’ = 32 0  K AN = 0.27, K PN = 4.58 5m 1m F kN /m 

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8/16/2019 Embedded Retaining Walls Tutorial

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UNIVERSITY OF DAR ES SALAAM

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AND GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING

Page 1 of 1

TR 335: FOUNDATION ENGINEERING II TUTORIAL: RETAINING STRUCTURES

1.

By using the free earth support approach determine the factor of safety F r , the prop force F and themaximum bending moment on the wall for the propped wall shown above. Assume seepage occursaround the wall such that the hydraulic head varies linearly down and up around the wall. K an andK pn refer to the normal components of resultant horizontal stresses acting on the wall.

10m

9m

q = 10 kN/m2

SAND:

γdry = 18 kN/m3

γsat = 19 kN/m3,

c’ = 0

Ø’ = 32 0

K AN = 0.27, K PN = 4.58

5m

1mF kN/m