Determine the stability of the wall in different conditions mentioned down in table and provide a spreadsheet utility program to obtain factor of safety against bearing capacity failure. Ho(m)-- a (9) --Q (°) --pd(kg/m3)--0(°) --8 (°) 6.0 20-100-1600 -------- 36 --- 24 6.5. 20---100----1600 ---36 -38 --38 ? TAA Dry Sand 7.0-----20---100----1650 7.5 ----- 20-100-1650 H₂ Gravity wall ... ....... ...... ...... -26 -28 -30

Determine the stability of the wall in different conditions mentioned down in table and provide a spreadsheet utility program to obtain factor of safety against bearing capacity failure. Ho(m)-- a (9) --Q (°) --pd(kg/m3)--0(°) --8 (°) 6.0 20-100-1600 -------- 36 --- 24 6.5. 20---100----1600 ---36 -38 --38 ? TAA Dry Sand 7.0-----20---100----1650 7.5 ----- 20-100-1650 H₂ Gravity wall ... ....... ...... ...... -26 -28 -30

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Author:Segui, William T.

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Chapter3: Tension Members

Section: Chapter Questions

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