2. For the sample below of a 5 ft radius: a) calculate hydraulic gradients for all three soil layers, b) calculate the seepage rate, c) draw the diagrams of total and effective stresses and pore water pressure, and d) find the maximum water elevation, H, before layer 1 starts heaving. Use the following soil properties: Soil 1 - Ysat=115 lb/ft³ and k=0.006 in/sec, Soil 2 - Ysat=125 lb/ft³ and k=0.003 in/sec, Soil 3 - Ysat-120 lb/ft³ and k=0.016 in/sec.

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2. For the sample below of a 5 ft radius: a) calculate hydraulic gradients for all three soil
layers, b) calculate the seepage rate, c) draw the diagrams of total and effective stresses and
pore water pressure, and d) find the maximum water elevation, H, before layer 1 starts
heaving. Use the following soil properties: Soil 1 - Ysat-115 lb/ft³ and k=0.006 in/sec, Soil 2 -
Ysat 125 lb/ft³ and k=0.003 in/sec, Soil 3 - Ysat-120 lb/ft³ and k=0.016 in/sec.
D
187.2
11072
O
1607.2
1
2327,2
2
D) LON= x₁
3
H=12 ft
A
B
P
3 ft
8 ft
4 ft
6 ft
b) 2 =
c) CA = 32 GB = ₁+ y²₁ sat 8₁
WA= 38~²₁ W₂=4₂+ 8 (1+₁, 5w₁.
1182.2
a) Leg=Ah = 1/2/3 =
-18
467
VA= 0,00396/12 * 5²π = 0,311 ³15
J₂²=JB-48
beg= H₂
1016,4
1598.5
2060,4
H
На
2₁ ka
=D.DD.59 im/S
=
r=begleg="
41 = 72 = 0.661, 22=1,332,
L3=0,249
H
Lem
115-624-0,842 sh sher
62.4
+
-0.00396
LMIS
90.8
8.7
266.8
→ Ahat=15₁3ft
Transcribed Image Text:2. For the sample below of a 5 ft radius: a) calculate hydraulic gradients for all three soil layers, b) calculate the seepage rate, c) draw the diagrams of total and effective stresses and pore water pressure, and d) find the maximum water elevation, H, before layer 1 starts heaving. Use the following soil properties: Soil 1 - Ysat-115 lb/ft³ and k=0.006 in/sec, Soil 2 - Ysat 125 lb/ft³ and k=0.003 in/sec, Soil 3 - Ysat-120 lb/ft³ and k=0.016 in/sec. D 187.2 11072 O 1607.2 1 2327,2 2 D) LON= x₁ 3 H=12 ft A B P 3 ft 8 ft 4 ft 6 ft b) 2 = c) CA = 32 GB = ₁+ y²₁ sat 8₁ WA= 38~²₁ W₂=4₂+ 8 (1+₁, 5w₁. 1182.2 a) Leg=Ah = 1/2/3 = -18 467 VA= 0,00396/12 * 5²π = 0,311 ³15 J₂²=JB-48 beg= H₂ 1016,4 1598.5 2060,4 H На 2₁ ka =D.DD.59 im/S = r=begleg=" 41 = 72 = 0.661, 22=1,332, L3=0,249 H Lem 115-624-0,842 sh sher 62.4 + -0.00396 LMIS 90.8 8.7 266.8 → Ahat=15₁3ft
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