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Discipline: Civil Engineering Subjects: Advanced Geotechnical Student's Name: Khalil Abualtayef (卡里尔) Student No.: 20SF33375

This document contains the solutions to multiple geotechnical engineering problems presented by a civil engineering student named Khalil Abualtayef. The solutions include calculations for consolidation settlement, excess pore water pressure distribution, degree of consolidation, coefficient of consolidation, and coefficient of permeability. Tables, figures, and equations are provided to show the step-by-step work and results.
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Discipline: Civil Engineering Subjects: Advanced Geotechnical Student's Name: Khalil Abualtayef (卡里尔) Student No.: 20SF33375

This document contains the solutions to multiple geotechnical engineering problems presented by a civil engineering student named Khalil Abualtayef. The solutions include calculations for consolidation settlement, excess pore water pressure distribution, degree of consolidation, coefficient of consolidation, and coefficient of permeability. Tables, figures, and equations are provided to show the step-by-step work and results.
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Discipline : Civil Engineering

Subjects : Advanced Geotechnical

Student’s Name : Khalil Abualtayef (卡里尔)

Student No. : 20SF33375

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The Solution
Z Z
=0.4 → H t =2 H → =0.8
Ht H
𝑇𝑣 = 0.4
1 z/H 0.8 0.8 0.8
2 Tv 0.4 0.4 0.4
3 m 0 1 2
4 M = (2m+1) x π/2 1.57 4.712 7.854
5 M2. Tv 0.99 8.883 24.674
6 - Mz /H -1.26 -3.77 -6.2832
7 - Mz /H 1.27 0.424 0.2546
8 Exp (-M2. Tv) 0.37 1.00E-04 2.00E-11
9 Exp (-M2. Tv) 0.95 -0.95 -2.00E-16
1
(2/M)(Exp (-M2.Tv) Sin (Mz/H) 0.45 -3.00E-05 -1.00E-27
0
∑=0.4513

m=∞
2 M 2

sin Z e− M TV
U Z =1− ∑
m =0 M H

U 4 =1−0.4513 = 0.548 = 54.8%


H
5
The Solution
H t =H=5 m
t c= 6 months

ui=170 kN /m 2

C V =0 .13 cm2 /min

Time factor CV × t
T V=
H2

0.13 ×(6× 30 ×24 × 60)


T v= =0.134784
5002

T v =0.134784

For T v = 0.134784 the values of Uz can be obtained from the top half of Figure 6.4 as shown in Figure 6.7b, and then the
following table can be prepared:

u
Z/H Z UZ ¿ ui (1−U Z )kN /m2
0 0 0.12 150
0.2 1 0.165 142
0.4 2 0.3 119
0.6 3 0.47 90
0.8 4 0.70 51
1 5 1 0

Z(m)
kN/m2
Figure Excess pore water pressure distribution

The Solution

S t 12.5
Degree of consolidation=U av = = =0.5
S∞ 25

For U av =0−53 %

∴ U <53 % Then

π
T v = ׿
4

π
T v = ׿
4

T v =0.196

T v =T V (1) +T V (2 )

0.13 t C 0.13 t C 0.13 0.13


T v=
150 2
+
752
=
( +
1502 752 )
× t C =0.196

t C =6784.61 min

t C =4.71 days
The Solution
H t =10 m

2
σ́ 0=136 kN /m

∆ σ=200 kN /m2

The first one is


σ́ c =350 kN /m2

∴ σ́ c > σ́ 0 + ∆ σ

H t ∆ e❑
∆ H=
1+e 0

Ht σ́ c + ∆ σ
∆ H= C r log
1+ e0 σ́ 0

10 350+200
∆ H= ×0.08 × log
1+0.98 136
∆ H =0.1659 m

The second one is


σ́ c =200 kN /m 2

∴ σ́ c < σ́ 0 + ∆ σ

H t ∆ e1 H t ∆ e2
∆ H= +
1+ e0 1+ e0
Ht σ́ H σ́ +∆ σ
∆ H= C r log c + t C c log 0
1+ e0 σ́ 0 1+e 0 σ́ c

10 200 10 136+200
∆ H= ×0.08 × log + ×0.35 × log
1+0.98 136 1+ 0.98 200
∆ H =0.466 m

The Solution

σ́ 1 =385 kN / m2 e1=0.95

σ́ 2=770 kN /m2 e 2=0.87

t 90=10 min ¿ 600 sec


H=23 mm

H 23
For two-way drainage d= = =11.5 mm
2 2
Where d is length of drainage path
We know that :

∆e e1−e2
Coefficient of volume compression
∆ σ́ σ́ − σ́
mv = = 2 1
1+e 1 1+e v
0.95−0.87
770−385
mv = =1,0879× 10−4
0.95+0.87
1+
2

For U =53−100 %
∴ U >53 % Then T v =1.781−0.933¿
T v =1.781−0.933¿
T v =0.848

Also time factor CV t


T v=
H2

C V (10)
0.848=
1.152

C V =0.112148 cm2 /min ¿ 0.112148 × 10−4 m2 /min

Also we know that

k
CV= γ ω=9.81kN /m 2
mv γ ω

k =mv γ ω C V

k =0.112148 ×10−4 ×1.0879 ×10−4 ×9.81


k =1.19687 ×10−8 m/min

k =1.99478 ×10−7 mm /sec

02/06/2021

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