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Chapter 14, Problem 14.18CTP
(a)
To determine
Find the magnitude, location and direction of the resultant active force
(b)
To determine
Find the magnitude, location and direction of the resultant active force
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7.17 A soil profile consists of a clay layer underlain by a sand
layer, as shown in Figure P7.17. If a tube is inserted into
the bottom sand layer and the water level rises to 1 m
above the ground surface, determine the vertical effec-
tive stresses and porewater pressures at A, B, and C. If
K, is 0.5, determine the lateral effective and lateral total
stresses at A, B, and C. What is the value of the pore-
water pressure at A to cause the vertical effective stress
there to be zero?
GWL
11 m Y=18.5 kN/m?
Clay
2 m Y= 19.0 kN/m³
2: 1,5m Y =17.0 kN/m
Sand
2 m
FIGURE P7.17
Situation 13. A river is 3 m deep with the riverbed consisting of a thick bed of
sand having a saturated unit weight of 19.0 kN/m3³. Determine the resulting
effective vertical stress at 4 m below the riverbed for the following conditions:
36. The water level stays the same.
a. 36.80 kPa
b. 47.20 kPa
37. The water level rises by 2 m.
a. 51.1 kPa
b. 36.80 kPa
38. The water level drops by 2 m.
a. 26.30 kPa
b. 36.80 kPa
c. 26.30 kPa
d. 51.10 kPa
c. 47.20 kPa
d. 26.30 kPa
c. 47.20 kPa
d. 51.10 kPa.
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