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    The document presents soil properties for different soil zones including fill, colluvium, and bedrock. It lists parameters such as depth, unit weight, Young's modulus, shear modulus, friction angle, cohesion, and others. The fill zone extends from 0-3.5 meters deep and has the lowest density and modulus. The colluvium zone goes from 3.5-5.9 meters and has higher density and modulus than fill. Bedrock is deeper than 5.9 meters and has the highest density and modulus of the three zones.

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    The document presents soil properties for different soil zones including fill, colluvium, and bedrock. It lists parameters such as depth, unit weight, Young's modulus, shear modulus, friction angle, cohesion, and others. The fill zone extends from 0-3.5 meters deep and has the lowest density and modulus. The colluvium zone goes from 3.5-5.9 meters and has higher density and modulus than fill. Bedrock is deeper than 5.9 meters and has the highest density and modulus of the three zones.

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    Parameter Unit Fill Colluvium Bedrock

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    The document presents soil properties for different soil zones including fill, colluvium, and bedrock. It lists parameters such as depth, unit weight, Young's modulus, shear modulus, friction angle, cohesion, and others. The fill zone extends from 0-3.5 meters deep and has the lowest density and modulus. The colluvium zone goes from 3.5-5.9 meters and has higher density and modulus than fill. Bedrock is deeper than 5.9 meters and has the highest density and modulus of the three zones.

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    Table 1: Soil Properties

    Parameter Unit Fill Colluvium Bedrock


    depth m 0.0-3.5 3.5-5.9 > 5.9
    kN/m3 19.0 20.8 24.2
    unit weight ( )
    MPa 1.6 40 240
    ( )
    MPa 1.6 40 240
    ( )
    MPa 4.8 120 720
    ( )E50
    kPa 100 100 100
    pressure reference ( )
      0.5 0.5 0.5
    exponent ( )
    degree 20 30 25
    friction ( )
    degree 0 0 0
    dilation ( )
    kPa 2 10 40
    cohesion ( )
      0.5 0.5 1.0
    stress ratio coefficient ( )

    zone prop density 1.90 young 4.8e3 poisson 0.2 friction 20 cohesion 2 ...
    range group 'Fill'
    zone prop density 2.08 young 1.2e5 poisson 0.2 friction 30 cohesion 10 ...
    range group 'Colluvium'
    zone prop density 2.42 young 7.2e5 poisson 0.2 friction 25 cohesion 40 ...
    range group 'Bedrock'

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