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    This document contains a drained analysis of 6 soil slices from an excavation. It includes the slice geometry, soil properties, and calculations to determine the factor of safety (Fs) for the slope stability. The key information provided is: 1. Slice geometry includes the height, width, and inclination of each slice. 2. Soil properties tested include the cohesion, friction angle, and unit weight. 3. Stability calculations determine the forces acting on each slice, including shear strength parameters. 4. Two iterations are performed to calculate the factor of safety (Fs) for the slope, finding values of 1.34 and 1.31, close to the expected value of 1.3 for

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    This document contains a drained analysis of 6 soil slices from an excavation. It includes the slice geometry, soil properties, and calculations to determine the factor of safety (Fs) for the slope stability. The key information provided is: 1. Slice geometry includes the height, width, and inclination of each slice. 2. Soil properties tested include the cohesion, friction angle, and unit weight. 3. Stability calculations determine the forces acting on each slice, including shear strength parameters. 4. Two iterations are performed to calculate the factor of safety (Fs) for the slope, finding values of 1.34 and 1.31, close to the expected value of 1.3 for

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    This document contains a drained analysis of 6 soil slices from an excavation. It includes the slice geometry, soil properties, and calculations to determine the factor of safety (Fs) for the slope stability. The key information provided is: 1. Slice geometry includes the height, width, and inclination of each slice. 2. Soil properties tested include the cohesion, friction angle, and unit weight. 3. Stability calculations determine the forces acting on each slice, including shear strength parameters. 4. Two iterations are performed to calculate the factor of safety (Fs) for the slope, finding values of 1.34 and 1.31, close to the expected value of 1.3 for

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    This document contains a drained analysis of 6 soil slices from an excavation. It includes the slice geometry, soil properties, and calculations to determine the factor of safety (Fs) for the slope stability. The key information provided is: 1. Slice geometry includes the height, width, and inclination of each slice. 2. Soil properties tested include the cohesion, friction angle, and unit weight. 3. Stability calculations determine the forces acting on each slice, including shear strength parameters. 4. Two iterations are performed to calculate the factor of safety (Fs) for the slope, finding values of 1.34 and 1.31, close to the expected value of 1.3 for

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    Q1.

    (drained analysis)
    (A)
    Slice
    No.

    (B)

    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6

    (C)

    (D)

    (E)

    b(m)
    h(m)
    W(MN/m) ()
    20
    4
    1820.8
    -3
    20
    11
    5007.2
    4
    20
    16
    7283.2
    13
    20
    17
    7738.4
    21
    20
    14
    6372.8
    31
    19.9
    7
    3170.5
    41

    (F)
    (G)
    (H)
    (I)
    (J)
    (K)
    (L)
    Wsin
    cb+(W-ub)tan
    sec /(1+(tan tan
    sec /(1+(tan tan
    (MN/m)
    u(Mpa) (MN/m)
    /Fs)
    (HxI)
    /Fs)
    (HxK)
    -95
    36.42
    838.27
    1.04
    871.80
    1.03
    863.42
    349.3 100.14
    2304.65
    0.95 2189.42
    0.96 2212.47
    1638.4 145.66
    3352.07
    0.88 2949.82
    0.91 3050.38
    2773.2 154.77
    3561.55
    0.83 2956.09
    0.88 3134.17
    3282.3 127.46
    2933.10
    1.14 3343.74
    0.86 2522.47
    2080
    63.73
    1459.39
    0.79 1152.92
    0.91 1328.04
    10028.2
    13463.79
    13110.95

    (F) = 10028.2MN/m
    (J) = 13463.79 MN/m
    1st Iteration: Fs = 13463.79/10028.2 = 1.34
    (L) = 13110.95 MN/m
    2nd Iteration: Fs = 13110.95/10028.2 = 1.31 ( close to 1.3 which is expected for immediately after construction)
    ( values of Fs taken to 2 decimal places)

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