Civil Engineering - Soil Mechanics and Foundation Engineering - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Soil Mechanics and Foundation Engineering - Section 4 (Q.No. 14)
14.
For a base failure of a slope, depth factor
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Tauseef said:
4 years ago
Face failure df<1.
Base failure df>1.
Toe failure df=1.
Base failure df>1.
Toe failure df=1.
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Baria Sarju said:
4 years ago
Face failure df<1.
Base failure df>1.
Toe failure df=1.
Base failure df>1.
Toe failure df=1.
(1)
Arif said:
5 years ago
Right @Jyo. Thanks.
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Jyo said:
6 years ago
Face failure df<1.
Toe failure df=1.
Base failure df>1.
Toe failure df=1.
Base failure df>1.
Munmun said:
6 years ago
Thank you @Vetan.
Vetan said:
6 years ago
@Nikhil.
Face failure DF=1.
Toe failure DF<1.
Base failure DF>1.
Face failure DF=1.
Toe failure DF<1.
Base failure DF>1.
Nikhil said:
7 years ago
The ratio of the depth of failure= (D+H).
To the depth of slope (H) is called depth factor (Df),
Df=H+D/H.
For the failure, depth factor (Df)= H/H=1 and for base failure,
Df>1.
And for face failure, Df<1.
To the depth of slope (H) is called depth factor (Df),
Df=H+D/H.
For the failure, depth factor (Df)= H/H=1 and for base failure,
Df>1.
And for face failure, Df<1.
Snehal Wankhede said:
9 years ago
Df = (D + H) /D = 1+ H/D >1.
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