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Aug n 282 p 308, 310, 312: Discussion of acting forces and moments, failure planes, direction of soil movement, maximum shear and maximum moment. Oct n 284 p 381-384: Problems concerned with tieing back top of retaining wall to anchorage; determination of length of piles and penetration necessary to exclude failure of wall through movement round top of wall as pivot which is fixed by ties and anchorages; examples of calculations given.
Aug n 282 p 308, 310, 312: Discussion of acting forces and moments, failure planes, direction of soil movement, maximum shear and maximum moment. Oct n 284 p 381-384: Problems concerned with tieing back top of retaining wall to anchorage; determination of length of piles and penetration necessary to exclude failure of wall through movement round top of wall as pivot which is fixed by ties and anchorages; examples of calculations given.
Penetration of sheet pile retaining walls
Civ Eng (Lond)
Kassel, F.L. (author)
1946
Article (Journal)
English
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