Plot the distribution of active pressure on the wall surface shown in Figure 6.37. Calculate the total thrust on the wall (active +hydrostatic) and determine its point of application. Assume δ=0 and cw=0. y = 16 kN/m3o'=35°WTYsat = 19 kN/m3c' 17 kN/m2o' = 27°%3DYsat = 20 kN/m3o' = 42°Ysat 21 kN/m³4mFigure 6.37 Plot the distribution of active pressure on the wall surface shown in Figure 6.37.Calculate the total thrust on the wall (active + hydrostatic) and determine itspoint of application. Assume 8 = 0 and cw = 0.%3D

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Plot the distribution of active pressure on the wall surface shown in Figure 6.37. Calculate the total thrust on the wall (active +hydrostatic) and determine its point of application. Assume δ=0 and cw=0.

Plot the distribution of active pressure on the wall surface shown in Figure 6.37. Calculate the total thrust on the wall (active +hydrostatic) and determine its point of application. Assume δ=0 and cw=0.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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