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Construct the active pressure diagram on plane XX and calculate the thrust P,. X 3m Pa=19 kN/m³ SP 0=30° - GWT Psar=18 kN/m³ 3mo=10° c=10 kPa Psar=22 kN/m3 2m GW 0=45° X

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Author:Braja M. Das, Nagaratnam Sivakugan

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Chapter16: Lateral Earth Pressure

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Problem 16.9P

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Construct the active pressure diagram on plane XX and calculate the thrust Pa.
X
3m Pa=19 kN/m³ SP
0=30°
- GWT
Psar=18 kN/m3
3mo=10°
CH
c=10 kPa
Psar=22 kN/m3
2m
0=450
GW
X

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