六Laboratory Problem Exercise #21mwater surfaceGiven the figure and the following data:2mG.Determine(a) the width of base b on the conditions:7 ma.1 The resultant intersects the base at the downstreamedge of the middle third.GOY ha.2 If the factor of safety against overturning is 1.60a.3 If the factor of safety against sliding is 1.20TYw = 1m3TYe = 2.4-Which b among the three prevails?(Note T is ton)II(coefficient of friction betweenthe base and foundation(b) Using the value of b that prevails in part (a), determineH = 0.60b.1 the intersection of the resultant with the baseb.2 the maximum and minimum pressure intensity at the base. % of seepage below the base is 60.

Given:- The unit weight of the concrete, γc=2.4 T/m3 The coefficient of friction between the base…

Laboratory Problem Exercise #2 Given the figure and the following data: Determine (a) the width of base b on the conditions: a.1 The resultant intersects the base at the downstream edge of the middle third. a.2 If the factor of safety against overturning is 1.60 a.3 If the factor of safety against sliding is 1.20 water surface 2m E im 60Y Yw= 1. T m³ Ye 2.4- Which b among the three prevails? (b) Using the value of b that prevails in part (a), determine b.1 the intersection of the resultant with the base b.2 the maximum and minimum pressure intensity at the base. % of seepage below the base is 60. (Note T is ton) μ = 0.60 Toe (coefficient of friction between t the base and foundation

Laboratory Problem Exercise #2 Given the figure and the following data: Determine (a) the width of base b on the conditions: a.1 The resultant intersects the base at the downstream edge of the middle third. a.2 If the factor of safety against overturning is 1.60 a.3 If the factor of safety against sliding is 1.20 water surface 2m E im 60Y Yw= 1. T m³ Ye 2.4- Which b among the three prevails? (b) Using the value of b that prevails in part (a), determine b.1 the intersection of the resultant with the base b.2 the maximum and minimum pressure intensity at the base. % of seepage below the base is 60. (Note T is ton) μ = 0.60 Toe (coefficient of friction between t the base and foundation

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