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Alignment A q <br /> (surcharge) <br /> Assumed Ground Surface H-300 Y=110 pcf <br /> If <br /> Elev.17.5 Feet - - - <br /> Elev.11 Feet <br /> Assumed High Water <br /> Very loose to medium dense, Level Behind Wall <br /> Ignore Upper 3 Feet graylbrom,slightly silly,fine <br /> Assumed Mean Low Water 9 PP <br /> - to medium SAND,scattered Y=110pcf <br /> Elev.0 Feet -_. Z_ organics and debris(Hf,Ha) 580 .� + y'=46 pcf <br /> (Potentially Liquefiable) 28° <br /> Slope Inclination Vanes,See Table 1 T (Seismic <br /> Case Only) <br /> Assumed Mud Line 780 <br /> 40C, <br /> Elev.-12 Feet -- - --- - -- - <br /> 2750 - 570 0.4q � 125 pcf <br /> Dense to very dense. + y= <br /> gray,silly fine SAND STATIC y'=61 pcf <br /> 8010 - (Ha.He) - 760 SURCHARGE �'=36° <br /> PRESSURE <br /> Elev.-25 Feet - - _. -. _- T _. - � 75 <br /> 10100 - 630 <br /> SEISMIC <br /> Very dense. INCREMENT <br /> gray,slightly y=130 pcf <br /> D silty,fine to <br /> medium SAND NOTE: 66 pcf <br /> y'= <br /> (OPn� A horizontal seismic 0'=40° <br /> coefficient of 0.12 times <br /> gravity was used to <br /> develop the seismic <br /> surcharge for a 200-year <br /> seismic event. <br /> 10100+550D 630+13D—+{ 130►{ <br /> ULTIMATE PASSIVE SOIL ACTIVE UNBALANCED ASSUMED <br /> EARTH PRESSURE DESCRIPTIONS EARTH PRESSURE WATER PRESSURE SOIL <br /> (See Note 8) PARAMETERS <br /> NOTES Not to Scale <br /> 1. These lateral earth pressures shown are for the case of a new sheet pile bulkhead constructed behind the existing bulkhead. <br /> Table 1.See Note 5 <br /> 2. All pressures are in units of pounds per square foot(psf).Components of the pressure behind the wall should be added to <br /> get the total pressure on the wall for each loading case. Slope C,Value <br /> 3. Active and passive earth pressures are shown per unit width for sheet pile walls. Active lateral earth pressures should be 2H:1 V 11 <br /> used for flexible wall systems that are able to displace at least 0.001 times the height of the wall. If the wall does not <br /> displace at least 0.001 times the height.the earth pressures should be reevaluated. LEGEND 3H:1 V 19 <br /> 4. Earth pressures are based on either a cantilevered wall system or single anchor wall system. - <br /> Assumed or Measured Water Level 4H:1V 24 <br /> a <br /> 5. Select coefficient(C,)based on the slope in front of the retaining wall. D Depth of Penetration in Feet Below Elevation <br /> - 14th St&16th St-Marina District <br /> LL 6. The assumed soil profile is generalized from the soils described on current and previous boring logs.Variations between the Square Foot Port of Everett Surcharge Pressure in Pounds Per S <br /> 4 profile and actual subsurface conditions may exist. q g q <br /> Everett,Washington <br /> 7. Earth pressures are based on the dimensions and elevations shown.If different elevations(such as elevation of top of the y Effective Unit Weight <br /> mudline slope in front of the wall)are used for design,the earth pressures shown on this figure would not be applicable.and RECOMMENDED <br /> h should be revised based on the final configuration of the bulkhead and adjacent slope. y Total Unit Weight LATERAL EARTH PRESSURES <br /> 9 8. The provided passive earth pressures are ultimate values. For allowable,these values should be reduced by a factor of <br /> safety of 1.5 for static case and a factor of safety of 1.0 for seismic cases. Alternatively.the passive earth pressures can be �' Effective Friction Angle FOR SEGMENTS A,B,AND C <br /> h reduced by a mobilization factor as described on Figure 8. January 2014 21-1-21761-003 <br /> V545 Westi <br /> emated the seismic increment using the Mononobe-Okabe Method for a 200-year seismic event with a horizontal 545 Active Earth Pressure(See Note 2) <br /> seismic coefficient of 0.12 gravity,about half the peak ground acceleration. SHANNON bWILSON,INC. FIG.5 <br />