loading can be simplified for mathematical calculations as being a trapezium. In this case, from a retaining wall the force of the earth will be horizontal. The earth pressure is distributed decreasingly with the height. This structure is shown below, calculate all three support reactions acting in section A. Where B is given in kN/m and H in meters. (Ignore the weight and thickness of the frame) consider: B= 60 5 KN/m H= 90 Hm (B+5)kN/m

loading can be simplified for mathematical calculations as being a trapezium. In this case, from a retaining wall the force of the earth will be horizontal. The earth pressure is distributed decreasingly with the height. This structure is shown below, calculate all three support reactions acting in section A. Where B is given in kN/m and H in meters. (Ignore the weight and thickness of the frame) consider: B= 60 5 KN/m H= 90 Hm (B+5)kN/m

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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