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Ans 1a (c’ = 20 kN/m2; angle = 29.

7°)
As shown on graph 1, cohesion of soil is 20kN/m2
tan-1(163-105)/(250-150) = 29.7°

Graph 1: Result of Direct Shear Test


Ans 1b (119.75kN/m2)

τ = 20 + 175 (0.57)
τ = 119.75
Ans 2a (c’=10kN/m2 & shear angle = 23.2°)
Critical effective stress are identified as shown on table 1. As shown in graph 2, a line
representing failure envelope of mohr circles intersects y axis in 10. (i.e. c’ = 10).
For shear angle θ, Point A and Point B are identified:
tan θ = 45/105
θ = 23.2°

Ans 2b ( 335 kN/m2)

800−2(10) tan(45+23.2/2)
σ'3 = = 335 kN/m2
tan2 (45+23.2/2)

σ3- σ1 σ3 σ1 u σ'3 σ'1

Test 1 103 150 253 82 68 171

Test 2 202 300 502 169 131 333

Test 3 305 450 755 252 198 503

Test 4 410 600 1010 331 269 679


Table 2: Result Four Consolidated-undrained Triaxial Tests

Graph 2: Representation of Consolidated-undrained Triaxial Tests


Ans 3 (133.7 kN/m ; 2.04m)
Total Pore Effective
Effective stress
Depth stress Water stress
Ka (Horizontal)
(m) (Vertical) Pressure (Vertical)
KN/m2
KN/m2 kN/m2 KN/m2
10(0.238)
0 10 0 10
=2.38

10+17(3.9) 76.3(0.238)
3.9 0 76.3 (1-sin38)/(1+sin38)
= 76.3 =18.2
= 0.238

76.3+ 130.3-
9.8 (2.7) 103.8(0.238)
6.6 20(2.7) 26.46
= 26.46 =24.7
=130.3 =103.8
Table 3: Effective Stress (Horizontal)

Graph 3: Lateral Pressure (Active and Hydrostatic)


Shape Shape Height Force Arm Moment
no. of Shape
1 Rectangle 3.9 (2.38)(3.9) 6.6-1.9 9.28(4.7)
=9.28 =4.7 =43.6
2 Triangle 3.9 0.5(3.9)(15.8) 6.6-2.6 30.8(4)
=30.8 =4 =123.2

3 Rectangle 2.7 2.7(18.2) 6.6-5.25 49.1(1.35)


=49.1 =1.35 =66.3

4 Triangle 2.7 0.5(2.7)(6.5) 6.6-5.7 (8.78)(0.9)


=8.78 =0.9 =7.9

5 Triangle 2.7 0.5(2.7)(26.46) 6.6-5.7 (35.7)(0.9)


= 35.7 =0.9 =32.1

Total / / 133.7 / 273.1


Total thrust on the wall = 133.7kN/m
Point of Application is 2.04m from the bottom of the wall.
(* 273.1/133.7 = 2.04)

Table 4: Total thrust on the wall and Point of Application from the Bottom of the Wall
Ans 4a (For T90 : 360,000 hours (i.e. 41 years) ; For T50 : 83,518 hours (i.e. 9.5 years))
The Sample On-Site

Equations: 𝐶𝑣4
=T90
𝐶𝑣 𝑡
=T90
20 2 6000 2
( ) ( )
2 2

Table 5: Equation (Sample v.s. On-site)


Parameters Value
Time for T90 (t) 𝐶𝑣4
=
𝐶𝑣 𝑡
20 2 6000 2
(2) ( 2 )

4 𝑡
20 2
= 6000 2
(2) ( 2 )

4(3000)2
𝑡=
100

𝑡 = 360,000 ℎ𝑟𝑠 (ANS)


Table 6: Time for T90
Parameters Value
T90 0.848085

T50 0.196731

Cv 𝑇90(3000)2
𝐶𝑣 =
360000

(0.848085(3000)2)
𝐶𝑣 =
360000

𝐶𝑣 = 21.2

Time for T50 (t) (0.196731(3000)2)


𝑡=
(T50) 21.2

𝑡 = 83518 ℎ𝑟𝑠 (ANS)


Table 7: Time for T50

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