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C. 9 ) / <br /> lierracon <br /> PROJECT Staples Replacement Retaining Wall Page 1 of 16 <br /> JOB IVU. 81175122 Jate 3/12/2019 Comp. By ZLK, FSM CHECKED BY: RDL <br /> OBJECTIVE <br /> Design of soldier pile with a single row of tiebacks and permanent shotcrete face. Also include are sizing of <br /> temporary lagging board, headed studs, compensation plates, and stiffeners. <br /> Tiebacks and bearing plates for the tieback anchor heads are to be designed by the contractor and submitted to <br /> the Engineer for approval. <br /> GIVEN <br /> • Soldier piles: Grade 50 (min) <br /> • Reinforcing bars: Grade 60 (min) <br /> • Tieback Tendon: Grade 150 (min) <br /> • Headed Studs: Grade 50 (min) <br /> • Allowable end bearing: 20 ksf. <br /> • Allowable side friction: 2 ksf for portions of pile embedded in ground surface <br /> • Lateral Earth Pressures for active, passive, surcharge, and seismic (see below) <br /> o Terracon. "Staples Rockery Failure, Everett, Washington" Dated January 11, 2018. <br /> • Structural and shotcrete concrete 28-day compressive strength = 4,500 psi <br /> Earth Pressure Coefficients <br /> Equivalent Maximum <br /> Earth Pressure Surcharge Seismic Earth <br /> Conditions Fluid Density Apparent Earth Pressure, S(psf) Pressure, E (psf) <br /> (pct) Pressure, P (psf) <br /> Active (Ka)= 0.33 A = 40 -:: H 1' 5,h1 <br /> Passive(Kp)= 3.1 B = 400 <br /> pplicable conditions to the above include: <br /> For active earth pressure. wall must rotate about base. with top lateral movements of about <br /> 0.002 H to 0.004 H. where H is wall height <br /> For passive earth pressure to develop. wall must move horizontally to mobilize resistance <br /> ✓ Uniform pressures for surcharge and seismic for the full wall height <br /> St ire-situ retained soil weight of 120 pcf <br /> ✓ Structural fill compacted to 95 percent of modified Proctor maximum dry density <br /> ✓ Loading from heavy compaction equipment not included <br /> ✓ No hydrostatic pressures acting on wall <br /> ✓ No factor of safety. reduction factors. or load resistance factors are applied <br /> - Ignore passive pressure in frost zone (assumed to be up to 2 feet) <br />