The document discusses the design principles and analysis of cantilever retaining walls. It provides general proportions for the overall height, top width, base width, stem thickness at bottom, and toe projection length. The document also presents a formula for calculating the factor of safety against sliding, which must be satisfied for safe retaining wall design.
The document discusses the design principles and analysis of cantilever retaining walls. It provides general proportions for the overall height, top width, base width, stem thickness at bottom, and toe projection length. The document also presents a formula for calculating the factor of safety against sliding, which must be satisfied for safe retaining wall design.
The document discusses the design principles and analysis of cantilever retaining walls. It provides general proportions for the overall height, top width, base width, stem thickness at bottom, and toe projection length. The document also presents a formula for calculating the factor of safety against sliding, which must be satisfied for safe retaining wall design.
General proportion for overall height of H are also shown in the figure below. Top width of the stem is at least 0.3m. The width of the base slab is kept about 2H/3. Width of the stem at bottom, the thickness of the base slab and the length of toe projection, each is kept about 0.1H. Where i is the angle of surcharge and ǿ is effective angle of shearing resistance.
For safe design following requirement must be satisfied.
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