The document contains input values for calculating forces and stresses on a retaining wall structure. Values provided include dimensions, material properties, loads. Steps are shown to calculate restoring moment, overturning moment, loads assisting/resisting sliding, stress due to vertical and bending loads, and factor of safety against overturning, sliding and bearing capacity failure. The retaining wall is found to be safe based on calculated factors of safety being greater than 1. Estimated construction costs are also provided.
The document contains input values for calculating forces and stresses on a retaining wall structure. Values provided include dimensions, material properties, loads. Steps are shown to calculate restoring moment, overturning moment, loads assisting/resisting sliding, stress due to vertical and bending loads, and factor of safety against overturning, sliding and bearing capacity failure. The retaining wall is found to be safe based on calculated factors of safety being greater than 1. Estimated construction costs are also provided.
The document contains input values for calculating forces and stresses on a retaining wall structure. Values provided include dimensions, material properties, loads. Steps are shown to calculate restoring moment, overturning moment, loads assisting/resisting sliding, stress due to vertical and bending loads, and factor of safety against overturning, sliding and bearing capacity failure. The retaining wall is found to be safe based on calculated factors of safety being greater than 1. Estimated construction costs are also provided.
The document contains input values for calculating forces and stresses on a retaining wall structure. Values provided include dimensions, material properties, loads. Steps are shown to calculate restoring moment, overturning moment, loads assisting/resisting sliding, stress due to vertical and bending loads, and factor of safety against overturning, sliding and bearing capacity failure. The retaining wall is found to be safe based on calculated factors of safety being greater than 1. Estimated construction costs are also provided.
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H 3.90 m (B/H) 0.80 B 3.10 m a 0.75 m b 0.75 m c 0.60 m t 0.30 m Steps 5.00 Nos o f 30.00 e 0.15 m o b - HKeybeam - m S IN THE AREAS HIGHLIGHTED IN RED Unit Weight of Base 24.00 kN/m3 Unit Weight of R/W 22.00 kN/m3 Unit Weight of Soil 18.00 kN/m3 Surcharge Load 10.00 kN/m2 Bearing Capacity of Soil 200.00 kN/m2 Friction coefficient 0.60 N RED CHECK FOR OV RESTORING MOMENT Length 1. BASE 3.10 2. SUBSTRUCTURE 2.95 3. STEPS (SOIL) 1 0.39 2 0.78 3 1.18 4 1.57 5 1.96 6 2.35 7 2.74 8 3.13 9 3.53 10 3.92 11 4.31 12 4.70 13 5.09 14 5.48
CHEC LOADS ASSISTING SLIDING 1. SURCHARGE COMPONENT 13.00 2. SOIL COMPONENT 45.63 58.63 LOADS RESISTING SLIDING 1. ALL VERTICAL LOADS ACTING ON THE BASE 262.54 COEFFICIENT 0.35 90.95
CONSIDERING PASSIVE EARTH PRESSURE
Kp 3.00 Effective height 1.05 Resistance from PEP 29.77 Total Resistance 120.71
CONSIDERING KEY BEAM
Effective Height - Resistance due to Key Beam - Total Resistance 90.95 CHECK FOR 1. STRESS DUE TO VERTICAL LOADS TOTAL LOADS ACTING ON THE BASE 262.54 AREA OF THE BASE 3.10 STRESS 1 84.69
2. STRESS DUE TO BENDING MOMENT
ECCENTRICITY OF VERTICAL LOADS MOMENT ABOUT CENTER LINE OF BASE 422.42 C.O.A 1.29 ECCENTRICITY 0.26 RESULTANT BENDING MOMENT 69.19 STRESS 2 DUE TO MOMENT 43.20
