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. <br /> . � � �: <br /> conshuction slope will extend hom Elevation 80 w the plane of the vertical shoring wall. As <br /> shown on the Elevation of the Design Drawings, the theoretical intersection of the constructioe <br /> slope with the shoring wall is genecally at or above Elevation 106 feet. Because of the poorer <br /> quality soils at shallow depth,as noted below, and the relatively steep construction slope in &ont <br /> of the wall, the shoring wall has bern designed assuming an effective base of excavation at <br /> Elevation 104 feet. <br /> 2. SUBSURFACE CONDITIONS <br /> As pnsented in the geotechnical investigation rcport, the site has been investigated by a series of <br /> exploratory boreholes and associated soil classification usring. In thc viciniry of the plenned <br /> shoring, these investigations have indicated that the subsurface conditions consist of sevml fcet <br /> of silty sand fill, ovalying medium dense sands to a depth of 12 to 14 feet and dense gtaci411y <br /> overridrn send and silty sand, with local silt la�ers. Perched groundwater was rncouncered <br /> during drilling but it is anticipated that drainage/deprcssurization of water in the vicinity of the <br /> wall will occur during excavation to depths in ezcess of 20 Cat below the base of the shoring. <br /> 3. DESIGN <br /> 3.1 Concept <br /> ' The retaining structure consists of solditt pi!cs in�talled along the Irngth of the wall section to be <br /> shored. The soldier piles will be embedded into the underlying glacial soils. The piles will each <br /> be supported by a single anchor. Cantilevered pi' s have not been used, evrn at the end of the <br /> wall where the height is limited,because of the low allewable passive toe support provided by the <br /> 1H:1V slope beneath the base of the shoring. Pile spacing is 8 feet and the wall lagging consists <br /> of treated wood. <br /> 3.2 Design Earth Pressures <br /> Earth pressures specified for design of the soldier pile shoring wall are: <br /> Equivalent uniform earth pressure 23H(H is wall height) <br /> Passive Earth Presswe Equivalent Fluid Density <br /> Above Elevation 90 feet 100 pcf <br /> Below Elevation 90 feet 240 pcf <br /> Lateral Live Load Surcharge Pressare 80 psf <br /> The equival�•nt uniform earth pressuro for the anchored wall is used to compute the actual total <br /> earth pressure load on the wall, and the appazent earth pressure distribution for assigning relarive <br /> loads between the anchor and the toe of the wall,and for calculating bending moments within the <br /> soldier pile, is indicated on the Drawings. <br /> Other design parameters used aze: <br /> Allowable Pile End Bearing 15 ksf <br /> Allowable Pile Skin Friction 1 ksf <br /> Allowable Anchor Pullout 3 kips/ft <br /> 3.3 Pile and Anchor Design <br /> Ground Support PLLC -(� <br />