Consider the retaming wall shown in the Figure below Calculate the Rankine passive force per unit length of the wall and the location of the line of action of that resultant at which it acts on the retaiming wall. -15.72KN/m3 1=30 C1=0 WT "sat= 15.72KN/m3 02=26 C1=10KN/m2 2 m

Consider the retaming wall shown in the Figure below Calculate the Rankine passive force per unit length of the wall and the location of the line of action of that resultant at which it acts on the retaiming wall. -15.72KN/m3 1=30 C1=0 WT "sat= 15.72KN/m3 02=26 C1=10KN/m2 2 m

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Consider the retaming wall shown in the Figure below Calculate the
Rankine passive force per unit length of the wall and the location of the
line of action of that resultant at which it acts on the retaining wall.
15.72KN/m3
1=30
C1=0
WT
"sat= 15.72KN/m3
12=26
C1=10KN/m2
2 m

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