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Filename.J:\211\21761-003\21-1-21761-003 Fig LEPs.dwg Date:01-29-2014 Login:jjn <br /> - 2H - - Ground Surface <br /> i - E - — A — H1 <br /> - 1 <br /> Compacted <br /> Structural Fill <br /> DW <br /> (See Tableand Note 2) <br /> H <br /> i Direction of Applied Deadman <br /> ----------- ——————— Anchor <br /> Lateral Load ♦ ♦ 1 <br /> In-Situ Soil - - <br /> (See Table I <br /> and Note 2) <br /> I <br /> —G— F - — B —C-- <br /> 0.3 H - <br /> ULTIMATE PASSIVE EARTH PRESSURE ACTIVE <br /> LEGEND (See Note 3) EARTH PRESSURE <br /> H Total Excavation Height, feet Not to Scale <br /> H1 Depth to Top of Deadman, feet <br /> RECOMMENDED EARTH PRESSURES <br /> D,, Depth to Water, feet(Elev. a-11 feet) - - <br /> - - A B C E F G <br /> A, B, C, ... Earth Pressure Factors Compacted Structural Fill 35 H1 35 D,v 17 (H-Dw) 810 H1 810 Dv,- 395(H-Dv,) <br /> (See Table) - - - - - <br /> In-Situ Soil 35H,_ 35D-v,, 17 (H-Dv,) 460 H1 460 Dw 190(H-Dv,) <br /> ♦ Assumed Water Level - - _ -- <br /> NOTES <br /> 1. All pressures are in units of pounds per square foot(psf). 14th St& 16th St- Marina District <br /> 2. If the area in front of the deadman anchor is excavated to the minimum extents shown(2H Port of Everett <br /> at the ground surface and 0.3H at the bottom), and replaced with compacted structural fill, Everett, Washington <br /> then use recommended earth pressures for compacted structural fill. Otherwise, use <br /> recommended earth pressures for in-situ soil. RECOMMENDED <br /> 3. The passive earth pressures are ultimate values, to obtain allowable values, we recommend LATERAL EARTH PRESSURES <br /> -n that the ultimate values be divided by 1.5 or 1.0 for static or seismic conditions, respectively. FOR DEADMAN ANCHOR <br /> Alternatively, the ultimate passive earth pressure can be adjusted by a mobilization factor as <br /> shown on Figure 7. January 2014 21-1-21761-003 <br /> bo <br /> 4. See main text for compacted backfill material specifications. SHANNON &WILSON, INC. <br /> r1_Q; <br /> FIG. 8 <br /> eotechn!cal and Environmental Consultants <br />