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Sample Crib Sheets CIVE 416 Two-Dimensional Seepage:: X K K X y H K X H K H K N N Q

The document provides summaries of key concepts in geotechnical engineering, including: 1) Formulas for two-dimensional seepage flow, earth pressure theories including active and passive coefficients, stability of slopes, and retaining wall design. 2) Methods for calculating immediate and consolidation settlement, bearing capacity of shallow foundations using Terzaghi and Meyerhof theories, and design of braced cuts and pile foundations. 3) Charts and factors for estimating settlement, bearing capacity, earth pressures, and pile capacities in cohesive and cohesionless soils.

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Sample Crib Sheets CIVE 416 Two-Dimensional Seepage:: X K K X y H K X H K H K N N Q

The document provides summaries of key concepts in geotechnical engineering, including: 1) Formulas for two-dimensional seepage flow, earth pressure theories including active and passive coefficients, stability of slopes, and retaining wall design. 2) Methods for calculating immediate and consolidation settlement, bearing capacity of shallow foundations using Terzaghi and Meyerhof theories, and design of braced cuts and pile foundations. 3) Charts and factors for estimating settlement, bearing capacity, earth pressures, and pile capacities in cohesive and cohesionless soils.

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McGill University SAMPLE CRIB SHEETS

Faculty of Engineering CIVE 416

Two-dimensional seepage:
∂ 2h ∂ 2h nf ky
The 2D steady state flow equation kx + k =0 Q= k ht x= x k = kx ky
∂x 2 ∂y 2
y
ne kx
Earth pressure theory:

σ′h = Koσ′v Ko = 1 – sin φ′ Ko (over-consolidated) = Ko (normally-consolidated) OCR

σ 1′ = σ 3′ tan 2 (45 + φ ′ / 2 ) + 2 c ′ tan (45 + φ ′ / 2 ) σ a′ = σ o′ K a − 2c ′ K a

Rankine active earth pressure for sloping backfill


cos α − cos 2 α − cos 2 φ ′
σ′p = σ′o Kp + 2c′ Kp K a = cos α
cos α + cos 2 α − cos 2 φ ′
Coulomb active and passive earth pressure coefficient

sin 2 (α + φ ′) sin 2 (α − φ ′)
Ka = 2 Kp =
 sin (φ ′ + δ )sin (φ ′ − β ) 
2
sin 2 α sin (α − δ )1 +  sin (φ ′ + δ )sin (φ ′ + β ) 
sin (α − δ )sin (α + β ) 
 sin α sin (α + δ )1 −
2

  sin (α + δ )sin (α + β ) 

Stability of slopes:
c′ tan φ ′
Infinite slope F =
γd
sec α cos ec α +
tan α
[
1 − ru sec 2 α ] N=
cu
Fγ H

Ordinary method of slices F=  c′l + (W cosα − ul ) tanφ ′


n n

W sin α
i n

Retaining walls:

FS (sliding) = FR / Fd FR = (V) tan δ + B c′a + Pp Fd = Pa cos α

qmax = V/B [1 + (6e/B)]

Stress distribution due to surface load


3P 1
- Point Load, P: Δσ z =
2π z [1 + (r / z ) 2 ]5 2
2

qs
- Uniformly loaded strip, qs Δσ z = [α + sin α cos(α + 2β )]
π
  1 
3/ 2

- Uniformly loaded circle, qs Δσ z = q s 1 −  2
 
  1 + ( R / z )  

CIVE 416 Geotechnical Engineering, Sample Crib Sheet Final Examination Page 1
Immediate settlement:

Bowels (1987):

Schmertmann (1978):

α = factor depends on the location of the


point of interest
= 4 at the center of the foundation
= 1 at the corner of the foundation

B′ = B/2 for center of foundation


= B for corner of foundation

Consolidation settlement

Cc H σ ′ + Δσ ′
N.C. soils: Sc = log o
1 + eo σ o′

O.C. soils (OCR > 1 but σ′c > σ′o +Δσ′):


CH σ ′ + Δσ ′
S c = r log o
1 + eo σ o′

- OC soil (OCR > 1 but σ′c < σ′o +Δσ′)


CH σ′ C H σ ′ + Δσ ′
S c = s log c + c log o
1 + eo σ o′ 1 + eo σ c′

CIVE 416 Geotechnical Engineering, Sample Crib Sheet Final Examination Page 2
Taylor’s Chart

(φ = 0)

Bearing capacity and settlement of shallow foundation:


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Terzaghi Theory: Strip footing qu = c′ Nc + γ D Nq + 0.5 B γ Nγ
Square footing qu = 1.3 c′ Nc + γ D Nq + 0.4 B γ Nγ
Circular footing qu = 1.3 c′ Nc + γ D Nq + 0.3 B γ Nγ
Meyerhof Theory: qu = c′ Nc (Sc ic dc) + γ D Nq (Sq iq dq ) + 0.5 B γ Nγ (Sγ iγ dγ)

Braced cuts:

Sandy soils: pa = 0.65 ka γ H Soft to firm clay: ka = 1 – m (4cu / γH); and pa =1.0 ka γ H
Stiff to hard fissured clay: pa = 0.2 γH to 0.4 γH
The factor of safety against base heave Fsb = (Nb cu) / σz

Pile Foundations:

Cohesionless soil: Qs = Σ p ΔL K σ′o tanδ and Qt =At σ′t Nq

Qs = n⎯N As and Qt = m N At

S = (D / 100) + (Qapp L / Ap Ep)

S = (Qapp / Es D) Io Rk Rv S group = S indiviual B


D
Cohesive soil:

Qs = p Σ α cu ΔL & Qt = Nc cu At Qs = p Σ β σ′v ΔL

Qgroup = cu Nc b2 + 4 cu b Le Qgroup = Ge n Qsingle

Sgroup = [Cc /(1 + eo)] [H – 2/3 L] log [(σ′o + Δσ′) / σ′o]

Negative skin friction: qn = α cu

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