(1) The document provides the requirements to design the stem of a cantilever retaining wall that is 4.5 meters tall and retains an earthen embankment 4.18 meters above ground level.
(2) It also provides an alternative design problem to design the stem, toe slab, and heel slab of a counterfort retaining wall that is 8.25 meters tall and retains an embankment 7 meters above ground.
(3) The document gives specifications for soil properties, concrete grade, steel reinforcement, and other parameters to consider in the design of the retaining walls.
(1) The document provides the requirements to design the stem of a cantilever retaining wall that is 4.5 meters tall and retains an earthen embankment 4.18 meters above ground level.
(2) It also provides an alternative design problem to design the stem, toe slab, and heel slab of a counterfort retaining wall that is 8.25 meters tall and retains an embankment 7 meters above ground.
(3) The document gives specifications for soil properties, concrete grade, steel reinforcement, and other parameters to consider in the design of the retaining walls.
(1) The document provides the requirements to design the stem of a cantilever retaining wall that is 4.5 meters tall and retains an earthen embankment 4.18 meters above ground level.
(2) It also provides an alternative design problem to design the stem, toe slab, and heel slab of a counterfort retaining wall that is 8.25 meters tall and retains an embankment 7 meters above ground.
(3) The document gives specifications for soil properties, concrete grade, steel reinforcement, and other parameters to consider in the design of the retaining walls.
(1) The document provides the requirements to design the stem of a cantilever retaining wall that is 4.5 meters tall and retains an earthen embankment 4.18 meters above ground level.
(2) It also provides an alternative design problem to design the stem, toe slab, and heel slab of a counterfort retaining wall that is 8.25 meters tall and retains an embankment 7 meters above ground.
(3) The document gives specifications for soil properties, concrete grade, steel reinforcement, and other parameters to consider in the design of the retaining walls.
B.E. (Civil) - 8th Semester (c) Design the stem of a cantilever retaining wall to retain an Subject: STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING DESIGN - IV earthen embankment with a horizontal top 4.18 m above TIME: 1 ½ Hour Max. Marks: 40 ground level. The total height of the retaining wall, from the bottom of base slab to the top of the wall, is 4.5 m. Note: Use of IS 456:2000 is permitted. Assume suitable data, if Density of earth may be taken as 15 kN/m3. Angle of required and mention it clearly. Draw neat sketches internal friction Ф = 30°. The safe bearing capacity of soil wherever required. Part (a) (2 marks) and part (b) (4 marks) may be taken as 130 kN/m2. Take coefficient of friction are compulsory in each Question. Internal choice is given in between soil and concrete as 0.52. Use M20 grade for Part (c) (14 marks). concrete and Fe415 steel for reinforcement. [14] Q. 1. (a) Why it is required to provide combined footings? [02] OR (b) Sketch typical reinforcement details in a trapezoidal (c) Design the stem, toe slab and heel slab of a counterfort combined footing? [04] retaining wall to retain an earthen embankment with a (c) Design the longitudinal reinforcement for a combined horizontal top 7.0 m above ground level. The total height rectangular footing for the two columns of size 400 mm x of the retaining wall, from the bottom of base slab to the 400 mm and 600 mm x 600 mm, located 4.5 m apart top of the wall, is 8.25 m. Spacing of counterforts may be centre to centre. The columns carry axial loads of 600 kN taken as 3 m c/c. Density of earth may be taken as 18 and 1000 kN respectively. The distance from the centre of kN/m3. Angle of internal friction Ф = 30°. The safe lighter column to the property line is restricted to 0.4 m. bearing capacity of soil may be taken as 220 kN/m 2. Take Using M20 grade for concrete and Fe415 steel for coefficient of friction between soil and concrete as 0.58. reinforcement. The safe bearing capacity of soil may be Use M20 grade for concrete and Fe415 steel for taken as 150 kN/m2. [14] reinforcement? [14] OR (c) Draw the bending moment and shear force diagram for a combined trapezoidal footing for the two columns of size 300 mm x 300 mm and 400 mm x 400 mm, located 5 m apart centre to centre. The columns carry axial loads of 600 kN and 900 kN respectively. The distance from the centre of lighter column to the property line is restricted to 1.0 m and length of footing is restricted to 7.0 m. Using M20 grade for concrete and Fe415 steel for reinforcement. The safe bearing capacity of soil may be taken as 120 kN/m2. [14] Q. 2. (a) What is the use of shear key in retaining walls? [02] (b) Sketch typical reinforcement details in a counterfort retaining wall? [04]