Example #2
Consider the same problem as in Example 1 but with an anchor rod placed at 1 m
from the surface. (a) Estimate the depth of penetration, D; (b) Calculate the anchor
force F; and (c) Determine the safest and most economical section.
SOLUTION
* +
p2 ) ,L1 0 , 'L 2 / k a ) -*15.9 +*2 + 0 *19.33 ( 9.81+ / 3. / 0.307 ) 18.53kN / m2
p2 18.53
Calculate: L3 ) ) ) 0.66 m
3.
- .
, *k p ( k a + *19.33 ( 9.81+*3.25 ( 0.307 +
'
1
*9.763+*2+ 0 *9.763+*3+ 0 1 *18.53 ( 9.763+ / 3 0 1 *18.53+*0.66+
2 2 2
6 & 3# & 3 #3
49.763$ .66 0 3 0 3 ! 0 29.289$ 0.66 0 2 !1
1 4 % " % "1
z) ) 2.23m
58.32 4 & 3# & 2# 1
40 13.151$ 0.66 0 ! 0 6.115$ 0.66 / ! 1
5 % 3" % 3" 2
L 43 0 1.5L 42 *l2 0 L 2 0 L3 + (
-
3P *L1 0 L 2 0 L3 + ( z 0 l1 * +. ) 0
-, *k
'
p ( ka +.
Noting that : l1 = 1m, kp = 3.25
l2 = 1m, ka = 0.307
The value of L4 is obtained by trial and error, as shown in the Table below:
F)P(
2
- .
, *k p ( k a + / L24 ) 58.32 ( -9.52*3.25 ( 0.307 +.*1.4 + ) 30.86kN / m
1 ' 1
2
2
9.
'
* +
Calculate: p8 ) , k p ( k a / L 4 ) 9.52*3.25 ( 0.307 +*1.4 + ) 39.2kN / m
2
and
Draw the sheet pile (similar to page 1) with the estimated values in steps 1-8
2 2
1
*9.763 +*2+ ( 30.86 0 *9.763 +*zm ( 2+ 0 1 *0.307 +*9.52 +*' zm ( 2+2 ) 0
2 2
L1 8 zm 8 *L1 0 L 2 + check
11. Calculate: Mmax by summing moments at a point zm = 3.72 m (zero shear force) from
surface or from x = 1.72 m.
9.763*1.72+ *0.307+*9.52+*1.72+
2 3
Mmax ) (*9.763 +*2.387 + 0 *30.86+*2.72+ ( (
2 6
) (23.3 0 83.94 ( 14.44 ( 2.48 ) 43.72kN ( m / m
Mmax 43.72
12. Calculate: S ) ) = 0.253 x 10-3 m3/m (or 25.3 x 10-5 m3/m)
9 all 172.5 / 10 3