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    The document presents the results of a stability analysis of slopes using the simplified Bishop's method. It analyzes two different slopes, one with a height of 3m and another with a height of 2m. For each slope, it lists the input parameters, calculates the segment radii and angles using chord length and height, then calculates the factor of safety using the simplified Bishop's method by summing the weighted forces along multiple slip circle slices. It finds a factor of safety of 5.526163 for the 3m slope and 7.357534 for the 2m slope, indicating stable conditions.

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    The document presents the results of a stability analysis of slopes using the simplified Bishop's method. It analyzes two different slopes, one with a height of 3m and another with a height of 2m. For each slope, it lists the input parameters, calculates the segment radii and angles using chord length and height, then calculates the factor of safety using the simplified Bishop's method by summing the weighted forces along multiple slip circle slices. It finds a factor of safety of 5.526163 for the 3m slope and 7.357534 for the 2m slope, indicating stable conditions.

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    The document presents the results of a stability analysis of slopes using the simplified Bishop's method. It analyzes two different slopes, one with a height of 3m and another with a height of 2m. For each slope, it lists the input parameters, calculates the segment radii and angles using chord length and height, then calculates the factor of safety using the simplified Bishop's method by summing the weighted forces along multiple slip circle slices. It finds a factor of safety of 5.526163 for the 3m slope and 7.357534 for the 2m slope, indicating stable conditions.

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    Slope

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    ARUN RAWAT
    The document presents the results of a stability analysis of slopes using the simplified Bishop's method. It analyzes two different slopes, one with a height of 3m and another with a height of 2m. For each slope, it lists the input parameters, calculates the segment radii and angles using chord length and height, then calculates the factor of safety using the simplified Bishop's method by summing the weighted forces along multiple slip circle slices. It finds a factor of safety of 5.526163 for the 3m slope and 7.357534 for the 2m slope, indicating stable conditions.

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    Doc. No.

    : 1023-TRAC-CI-RPT-001
    Revision: 02

    2.0 Stability analysis of Slopes 2:1

    2.1 Input
    Height H = 3 m
    Angle of internal friction ɸ = 30 deg
    Cohesion c = 0 kN/m2
    Unit wt. of Soil Ƴ = 18 kN/m3
    Slope i = 2H:1V
    26.57 deg
    Trial with F.O.S = 5.5

    Chord Length C = √((x2-x1)2+(y2-y1)2)


    = 7.615 (From graphical method)
    Maximum Chord Height = 1.0498 m (Assume)
    Formula for segment radius by chord and height:

    Then, you can caluclate segment angle using the


    following formula:

    Therefore

    R = 7.430 m
    Centre Angle = 110 deg

    Method of analysis Simplified Bishop's Method

    Factor of Safety for Slope, Fs

    Where,

    Fig. Slices of Slip Circle


    2.2 Summary

    Weight (w)

    Slice no. Average ordinate Width Volume Weight α c' ub tanɸ tanα fs cosα 1/mα Wsinα c'b (W-ub)tanɸ'
    1 0.283 1 0.283 5.09 -4 0 2.77 0.58 -0.06993 5.5 0.997564 1.010 -0.36 0 1.34
    2 0.781 1 0.781 14.06 4 0 7.65 0.58 0.069927 5.5 0.997564 0.995 0.98 0 3.70
    3 1.142 1 1.142 20.56 12 0 11.19 0.58 0.212557 5.5 0.978148 1.000 4.27 0 5.41
    4 1.357 1 1.357 24.43 20 0 13.30 0.58 0.36397 5.5 0.939693 1.025 8.35 0 6.42
    5 1.408 1 1.408 25.34 28 0 13.80 0.58 0.531709 5.5 0.882948 1.073 11.90 0 6.67
    6 1.254 1 1.254 22.57 37 0 12.29 0.58 0.753554 5.5 0.798636 1.160 13.58 0 5.94
    7 0.56 1 0.56 50.08 48 0 5.49 0.58 1.110613 5.5 0.669131 1.338 37.22 0 25.75
    7.00 Sum 7.602 75.95 0 55.22
    F.O.S 5.526163

    0.726982

    Page 1 of 2
    Doc. No.: 1023-TRAC-CI-RPT-001
    Revision: 02

    2.0 Stability analysis of Slopes 2:1

    2.1 Input
    Height H = 2 m
    Angle of internal friction ɸ = 30 deg
    Cohesion c = 0 kN/m2
    Unit wt. of Soil Ƴ = 18 kN/m3
    Slope i = 2H:1V
    26.57 deg
    Trial with F.O.S = 2

    Chord Length C = √((x2-x1)2+(y2-y1)2)


    = 5.385 (From graphical method)
    Maximum Chord Height = 0.9 m (Assume)
    Formula for segment radius by chord and height:

    Then, you can caluclate segment angle using the


    following formula:

    Therefore

    R = 4.478 m
    Centre Angle = 110 deg

    Method of analysis Simplified Bishop's Method

    Factor of Safety for Slope, Fs

    Where,

    Fig. Slices of Slip Circle


    2.2 Summary

    Weight (w)

    Slice no. Average ordinate Width Volume Weight α c' ub tanɸ tanα fs cosα 1/mα Wsinα c'b (W-ub)tanɸ'
    1 0.2705 0.8 0.2164 3.90 -10 0 0.00 0.58 -0.17633 2 0.984808 1.070 -0.68 0 2.25
    2 0.738 0.8 0.5904 10.63 0 0 0.00 0.58 0 2 1 1.000 0.00 0 6.14
    3 1.0595 0.8 0.8476 15.26 11 0 0.00 0.58 0.19438 2 0.981627 0.965 2.91 0 8.81
    4 1.226 0.8 0.9808 17.65 21 0 0.00 0.58 0.383864 2 0.93358 0.964 6.33 0 10.19
    5 1.207 0.8 0.9656 17.38 33 0 0.00 0.58 0.649408 2 0.838671 1.004 9.47 0 10.03
    6 0.5735 1 0.5735 50.32 48 0 0.00 0.58 1.110613 2 0.669131 1.132 37.40 0 29.05
    Sum 6.135 55.43 0 66.47
    F.O.S 7.357534

    Page 2 of 2

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