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acceleration matched 0.198g. A composite undrained shear strength of 1700 psf was found to produce a <br /> yield acceleration of 0.198g. The slope stability displacement calculations for this case are presented in <br /> Appendix A.2. <br /> 3.2.3 CDSM Strength and Area Replacement Ratio <br /> The CDSM composite shear strength can calculated using the following equation(Bruce et al.2013): <br /> Scomp = ARR•Sdm + (1—ARR)•S„, Eqn. 3-1 <br /> where ARR is the net area replacement ratio and Sdm is the shear strength of the CDSM material,which <br /> is calculated as: <br /> Sam= 112'fr'fc• .dm,spec Eqn. 3-2 <br /> Where f is a factor that accounts for the difference between peak unconfined strengths and confined <br /> strengths at large strains, f is a factor that accounts for the curing time relative to the 28-day uniaxial <br /> compressive strength, qdm spec. A value of 0.8 was used for f and f was calculated using the following <br /> relationship: <br /> f� = 0.187*In(t in days) + 0.375 Eqn. 3-3 <br /> A value off, =1.27 was calculated using a time, t of 120 days since at least this must time will pass <br /> before full building loads or design seismic shaking is expected to occur. The CDSM strength(at 120 <br /> days)for gdm,spec value of 160 and 220 psi are 11,707 psf and 16,097 psf,respectively. Using <br /> Sdm =1 1,707 psf(based on gdn,spec =160 psi)and an area ratio of 0.14 and Sn, =190 psf in Equation <br /> 3-1 yields: <br /> Sco,np = 0.132*16,097psf + (1-0.131)•190psf=1,710psf <br /> So the minimum ARR required to meet the lateral spreading requirements is 13.2%. In our design we <br /> arranged the shear panels(the panels parallel to the direction of lateral spreading displacement)such that <br /> this minimum shear panel ARR value was met. In our design when the cross panels and individual <br /> columns are counted the total ARR over each building footprint is 17.1%for the North building and <br /> 20.7%for the South building. <br /> 3.3 CDSM Bearing Capacity <br /> A calculation of the CDSM bearing capacity was performed and is presented in Appendix A.3. The <br /> calculations show that individual columns have an allowable bearing capacity of 150 kips and rows of <br /> columns have an allowable bearing capacity of 56 k/ft. The 150 kip allowable capacity is based on <br /> gdm,spec = 220 psi whereas the 56 kip/ft is based on qdm spec =160 psi. Thus,the design qdm spec is higher <br /> for the individual columns than for the panels. <br /> DCI Engineers has reviewed our proposed CDSM layout and determined that,based on the allowable <br /> bearing capacity values indicated above,the layout provides sufficient support for the applied foundation <br /> loads. DCI Engineers is the structural designer of the mat slab foundation and we understand they have <br /> 4 Our design and analysis assume the soil between the DSM will remain liquefiable under the design seismic event. <br /> The shear reinforcement provided in the design is not sufficient to prevent liquefaction under the design shaking. <br /> Preclusion of liquefaction is not practical for this site,nor is it necessary in order to meet the design requirements. <br /> 71Page <br />
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