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    of 12

    1 Brito, Tehina K.

    2 Bunker, Kaimana K.
    3 Cambia, Michael Joshua
    4 Cheang, Hou Wang
    5 Chen, Renhui
    6 Chong, Braxton D.
    7 Connell, Marino C.
    8 Daenos, Karl John
    9 Gallego, Elyssa Abigail P.
    10 Guillermo, Jonimar M.
    11 Hendrix, Ryan N.
    12 Hortizuela, Christian John A.
    13 Jin, Shengpei
    14 Kaawa, Kalia K.
    15 Lam, Scott
    16 Lee, Anson C.
    17 Lin, Allen
    18 Lum, Micah J.
    19 Mains, Melinda R.
    20 Manding, Mark Victor C.
    21 Manuel, Antonio M.
    22 Migi, Asora J.
    23 Miguel, Lauren C.
    24 Miyagawa-Briones, Christian M.
    25 Mori, William P.
    26 Normand, Kirstin A.
    27 Onishi, Tyler K.
    28 Pascua, Brian Jr A.
    29 Ramelb, Gerald E.
    30 Raymundo, Nicole F.
    31 Requilman, Edward T.
    32 Robles, Xavier
    33 Russ, John N.
    34 Santos, Jarick S.
    35 Siqueira, Cory L.
    36 Suzuki, David K.
    37 Tellei, Rdiall L.
    38 Toetuu, Militoni
    39 Trinidad, Rachel Joy G.
    40 Weller, Riley K.
    41 Yee, Marcus J.
    42 Yee, Michael J.
    43 Young, Zachary C.
    44 Yu, Andrew D.
    Look up your class number in the Class List
    Workheet. Enter Your Class Number in Yellow Cell
    A2 Below.
    5 ft

    5 ft

    (Incompressible) (Compressible)
    The original ground consists of a sand overlying a clay as shown abo
    Ds = stress increase due to a filling project of a very large lateral e
    The height of the fill is 6 ft and the unit weight of the fill is
    If the thickness of the clay, H = 20 ft, estimate the consolidation s
    preconsolidation pressure = 2000 psf for the clay, the thickness of
    and the depth to ground water table is 5 ft. The clay compressibili
    from the consolidation test curve provided.
    Do not use the preconsolidation pressure from the consolidation
    Assume 1 layer for the clay. Assume g sand = gsat sand =

    Upload your answers or spreadsheet to laulima by 2:50 pm. Late su


    = 20 ft

    a clay as shown above.


    very large lateral extent.
    of the fill is 90 pcf
    the consolidation settlement due to Ds if the average
    y, the thickness of the upper sand is 10 ft
    e clay compressibility can be estimated

    the consolidation test curve.


    at
    sand = gsat clay = 120 pcf. (40 points)

    y 2:50 pm. Late submissions will not be accepted.


    Estimate Dsz at Point A as shown below if this wall embankment fill
    20 ft 20 ft

    g= 90

    Wall

    Dsz
    Point A
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    nkment fill (shown in blue) is infinitely long going into the page.

    pcf
    10 ft

    10 ft

    Dsz
    Point A
    m. Late submissions will not be accepted.
    The stresses acting at a point in a soil is shown below. Assuming th
    point, use the pole method to estimate the normal and shear stres
    No points will be given if you use equations to solve this problem. (3
    (

    s
    t

    150
    psi

    60
    psi
    30⁰

    30 t
    ⁰
    s
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    ow. Assuming the Mohr-circle below represents the state of stress at th
    low.
    l and shear stresses s and t on the plane inclined at 30⁰ to the horizontal
    horizonta
    e this problem. (30 points)
    80

    60

    40
    Shear Stress, t (psi)

    60 20
    psi
    0
    0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160

    150 -20
    psi
    -40

    -60

    -80
    Normal Stress, s (psi)

    2:50 pm. Late submissions will not be accepted.


    e state of stress at this
    t 30⁰ to the horizontal.

    100 120 140 160 180 200

    al Stress, s (psi)

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