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Cantilever Retaining Wall
Cantilever Retaining Wall
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..--- ,---- ---l~ SID E tffiS CHAPT.ER "'
·11.1. Introduction Jt-.2. Types ol ~•~•In 18~ Ear~s u,, °') Retall)lllO Wallt 18.4.
Ing Wall 1U, PfOPC>rtfonlng of
on a. Qlolllever Retaining Wall 18.~·\qlll[l ll'Y
qantilever Re1al~ng Wall 1a.7'°" St,\ICtu~ .
f • Cantilever fle1alnlog Wall .. '
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R$inina ~ls arc used to r e t a i ~ ~ - ~ ~ s , These walls are commonl I
415
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(4) 1hittress·Retaln1ng'Wall .
A buttress retaining wall is ~imilar to tlle counterfon l't.14ining waJl as shown in Fig. 16.l(t), bur
with the difference that in bu~ss·retaining wall. the counterforts, called ru. 'Buctrcsses·. are provided ti
un the opposite side of the bJ1ekfill. The!le buuresse~ tie the stem and the toe slab together. These i
,<.
bmtresses arc designed as coir;press.ion membe~ nnd economical but stilt nor preferred. II is I
because COUDtcrfons arc conc~ed but buttresses arc visibJc and they occupy the space in front of the
walJ wllich could have been used for some other purpo.,e. I f
In addition to the retaining walls dcscri~ .above. there are other retaining walls such u bridge
abutmencs and box culverts. In bridge a'biitmmts, the bridge' deck provides an additional horizontal
r
restraint ro the-vertical stem at the-top;,Tbereforc, the stem iJ designed as a beam med at the.base and
simply supported or partially SUJ)pOrted at the, top. 1n the case of box cu Ivens.. the side walls soppon the
backfill u a retainin, wa~I.
Accumulation of rain water in the backfiJJ results in its !Ulftlrltion and tho.~ n considerable increase
in the earth pressure acting on thi waJJ. This may result.in unstable conditions. There arc two ways of I
equation
p= KyH
w~ p is the \at-era:\ earth p~,s ~, which
can be active -or passive.
(Acti ve earth ·p~u r.e (p ) is exert ed K)H
4
on the wall when the wan has a ttndency tn Fig.. 16·.1. Lateral earth pressure distribution
move away from the backftll wh:Ue.pas1l1ve
earth pressure <,,,,) ts ,e~ated t.)n --the· wall •
-wbefl the wan ,b_as a tcooeney. to· move -towards the·
backfill.
y \s tbe unit weight-of th¢ main ed tnnterial
H is the depth of the rctaine4 material below the earth
surface.
-K is the coefficimt. of eurtb .--~n rc. whicb is
d~termined by using either Coul omb 's theory or
Ran kine ~s-~ ~f.BattbJ~:~ss~~- ti~f-~tten:.as
~., :for coefficient of activ~ earth pr~s urc and K_,.
coefficien~ ~f ~$$1'::C ~-~; ,.On i\lle·l?-~c us-.o f,Ra for
_nki ne's theory, following va.fuc.~ of coeff icien t
of ·earth
, • . . ;;, ,· ' ,.,1. '.
-'.'l"\_~ '-:,.·,;. , . .,......
~,-...., • . ··V • C ,··-..{•X ~'-' ,:
..,
~-0~ .la!n r~~t~ ~;~~ ,,pi~ )d;i .?~'~-j9r':~\fgn pf
.<t . :'
.•.•.
· •.' "'
K
0
=fc~(~l~-~~6i~ a.~:~s.: •·]·.cos 6
. - : i t~~~~-t-~~?~~,f!.::~~GOS:' . .
wher e e is the-angle of:~iji,~ijt(ti'ff~,ckfiR"•
T.tlri'ies~ t~~-uie horizontal.
S~il arly, Rankinets lheoxy· ab(): g\¥es the•coeffi
dent.~fpassive eanh pressure.
(a} For horizontal backfill • • •
, l +~in ,_'.f
KP. = 1·. --Slll,
•.• :v""
(b) For sloping' baekfiU
Aelalnlrg Wds 1419
Based on the above fonnulac, the lateml enrth pressure distribution .can bt plotted al9ng the deJ>1h
which gives maximum value as K.ayH a., lht bottom of the retaining wall ,.~., al the heel as shown In
F\g. 16.2. The lateral force (Ph) exerted oo the v.1t1I due to the earth prtssure is given by the area of lhe
triangular portion.
(1) The lateral force (Poil) due to active e.arth pressure acting at a height the base.·
(2) Weight of thee~ .suppor1ed on heel slab (WJ
(3} Weight of tbe Mn,fW-,)
!4) Weighh>f tbcrb;ise slab (Wj) ' . • ••', • ' . • •
t , .fp ~lt_ion f6 tb~Mll>Qve'.fo~~Jhere_j~::w~,wt i>f'.the·~-retainedabove the tnc slab (W.) and rhe
a{fth,pressur~ p e:iefte(fQn1 ~ ~~i,J:'~ese tw,o are De!glected in the design of retaining wall
-~~imall,>n size and the design is~n the-<;onserva#ve..srde b~ nQgfecting thein.
.QI,.
= ½<Kuyll).H.
M - K,iYH3
0 - 6
•
.:,~-~ The rc..,isling mome.nt (M il> pro
r~ .....·,'· vided by the. weight of backfill,
.. rewning wall. Jf LW,is the ~Ul surcharge and self weight
up of $clJ weight of retaining wa of -the
~- .. .,,.,.f'",
-~
,,.
)
tlll\ l. vcmc-al-loac} made
~'(! ..
'
weight of tmc:kfill on the h.asc sta~ tt,and the
f ,then resisting moment ii given as:
; M~ := !W .i
wbel-c i is the. J>O$.itio'n -of U~
imtliµit. v~nictl-lood' (I°W) fror
As per code IS-456:2000 Claus~
rt1oc -~ : ,: , ... ,
20 J, the stability. of the retainin -~
be en.sured so that tbe--re~~-"l g waif-against ovenuming sho
moment is not les., than 1.4 times uld,"
due to -~ cr i~ 1c l~se<fl~ds''( the maximum overtutniug IDO
"the 1ater;.1'yarth·;ptcssure in c~ l11CO!,
Jow ~v10:cs th_~ .~tO!iJ}ll\'
~~~l._:~n per_ c~~.;-on!Y -0.9 f reta,ning.'Y~l~~. lt, :~ ~• 1
~boutd:be taken 'into too siW1tin~ •• ·- • ,. •., ·, • ••
-•ln.1~ the ~haractet:istic ,d~~a1UQ~J
. .:. ,
., ~,
·-;..
", • ,';) ,- ' • t.. V • ::~".\
..,
'Therefore. • • ·-o.9-M't
.f11 •· M!,
or o.91IW.. x>·
"2: 1.4
.' K0 yH )
6
For lncUned backtlll as ~bown in
. 16.4. the vertical F'11
component of.lb;~--~~~.earth pressu
to the rts.toring
re (PiJ:also contributes,
moment 'b.~t it is neglected to
c.1lcututions ~1mpler and tQ be ·mnkc the
on the conservative side.
(2) Sliding _
The .J.atend .tarth preswrc tries t<> . . . I
lllide the reraining wall away_ tiom
by the fricdonal force de ve backfiJl. ~ts · as ~ ;
l~ ~- ~. :~ ,,l ab .a nd t~-
be t~ the ~o ~t e and- soil ,.lf as the coemcaent of frie
~l_
,- thin'-'ii\e '.t)wtiQnal force resoon tioJJ6
a the slJdina is given ~1-:
.,- .... ' .,
'~ (
_.,
;·,
FR • i•!W
The .lateral tbrce causing the sliding is P,.,..
Katft:
Fs==Po11 = 2
·; - _,J_
F.
,eloped ht - F,·
panting $
µ}:W
=~
..As per IS.~f• nrlpjmu~ factor of safety
of 1.4 is to be tto$urcd ~-ainst sliding and only 0.9
timcsthe ~stic~~ -mtobe~onsidffld
for rt$tOj;ing_ fcree.
' ,~'\::::- ' -;'·
l
' ,,
t
•!
tf.the,factor of.safeo/ agaln$t·$llding cotnt$ ®t be less than 1.4 then- a shear key rnay be provided
as $hown in Fig~ l6;5;, this $~.key_JftCR:ases 'the resistance against &~ding as the passivefllth
~nre (Jevelqped on key ,pto~i~ additional resistance ~gainst sliding.
. . ' • ''"' " ",t '
;,
•
l
s
{S) -~llure of·the Ondet'Soil ,.
The base width-at the retaining .wall is designed •
i
in·SU'ehlrwtty:uaattbc:maxmtunt~re.on ~:under· V
.t·b·-·,
we·•' +---
D:· =, ............ 6e] ,
t .,~ ,•. b· ·
,. ,. • • • $. ' ,,, ' "
, -
·•
, :: <.
I
I ;./:,;..~, _.< /
• • tw[1-7:
p~ - • :I}-:
·6e]
,,_· . '.
r
f
'
.~DJQilnw» - ~$l,t at-the· rut.~ i.~.. Pru, .shooldbe I~ than the safe bc.aring capacity of soil. t
P._&JiQ.\:1-ld.,not be n~gativ~.
Here. c is the ea.-cntri<..ity of tne resultant l<>ad a"'1 ca~ l;>e
obtaine d .. belo\\f! • ., ,
tf:: . . /,
,. ,
._ .. , ·v " . _' ;..~,,.,.· : . '. { • ; ~--. ,,•;:,:~ ~:--~~ :[~1".,, ,,.,;;_7,., ;,; /{; ,
.,
~-'.
·t'l). Depth of' Founctetton. • • '+- ·-·.c~••, '; •• 1 ·•· • , / :;, •,;-"r"/;,· { ?J , ;/. ,.,
,
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•
The height of the-.material to be retained (h) is given. The depth of foundat /4.z
H =h.+ h.rnm •
{J) Sa$e 'wrcith''.(b,•, . ~·(4 ·:h ~o \/, lrl J
,Jbe,w!4~1 ·9f~ ~J• }~- ~,~ ,~~ by_<:~i<iering the. equilibrium<# variou
sforces
..,Jia.,ea·un.~an ~i~ und:ex:petieilee.,it1$;foond-dlatthc -~ width (b) wri~ /t
ftt)Jll OAl,I to 0.6H:
~ingWallt
~:
. _:f)f~--
;
'J.,l
~' . ;>
¼:1,....
A GL
\ .; ;. ·~· '>:: :~
, /:
:: ."{ /
. .
,,;
, ·~ - /
-,-
.; , ,'/,
, /,
;;, ----1-·
,, ,
'//-).-,.
,J.t:~'/c'
';%:
i'l,a, 1",f fflavam..showlnJ die &~,m•a- of'vari~ con1poaents of raa.lnln1 waU under to.din,
• &ti$ ,qf tlle retaining wall de'flects as shown in the Fig. J6.8-.. developing tension on tbt fac.:
AB. t-etaiaio.s earth. There-fore, mttio rcinforeement is put along the face AB.
RQm f()~ CtmtM ~ I f .t)esfgn,
• > --
1111111•
these two and. is d()wnward a~ the
prcs sun due to wei~ht of backfill is PM!l
more than the upward ~il ~~u re. Th.is
cauS6s tension <m tbt top·face i.e.~:oc ,1/
\ S~,~V,J.D1,:l,MMP,.~J,S
'j ; '" . . ' . )• ,
t
- a
_·Example 16.1.·~ tqll ltY ~ rttalnlng 'WI~
·hei gllt 4ufl )ove ihe lf'OU:Od--l&tt'T)ttteartb 1,o l'ttaln horltontal urth en embankm
tm .backOll Js bani ng• density of 18 kN/m3 ancl ent of
~M di oJ t as,30° ~~s ate . bearli\Jfeepac ogl e of
lty of the soil ii 180 kN/m3• The. coefflclent of
between ~fan d,co ncre te ls USU Jll~ t<ibe frl<.11on .
0.45, U~ MlO concrete and Fe 415 steel.
Solu tion .· Given: _ftt. =- 20 N/mm~·
...
f-r, = 4 lS NJnun2
=300
. µ : 0.45.
y 18· kNtol
Safe<bwing cu.paclty of·M>il 'lo•llf 1$) kN/m2
H.e istt rof- ~n embankment : 4.om
·~n t·c iac fl~ ~,., rtJ ,WR (K).
K = l - sin = \ - sin 30°
,v
• , l+ Jin:, l + siJl 30°
,.~ • y
-3
'._,,1?· ~1)· / ' ")_/
•, l .
K. :
Cl
-~
_-..Al., ____
--·-- ______
---··--
-------
-------
It , = ,!.!t( _I - sin
'"'" y l + sb1 i •
• ~y-~ofth~~-~aU
(I) ,a. ·•th · _(bJ:- lt'· 11~ Jtom'1.~ Hto '(!.61
, \_ ' ·.•
i
•' '-· .,,..;. ,•tl ,.
A\suming b .~ 2:,8·:tn
l:.Cngth of too; slab = 0.3b ·to 0.4b
=-. 850 mm (say)
(~) 'l'htclmess of Base- Slab .
I ,. •
: l X 18 )( 4..7
I ;;t·28,2 kN/mJ
y
4261
Reinloreed Cemeol Coooretf) Oeslgn
Minimum ~cpih requin.'d for e hal~n~ ~to
n ls
= [Mu- :J
,;_
T
l
I
i
l·,
'1
.I
ll
,,
•
...l
I
I
I
l
l 4.7m
l
l
I
I 5.2m
I
I Wit
I
Wu1'I
0..8Sm
r--
' --- --- "", I
I
1.6m
I
I
I
r I
0.35 m 1
0.5m
2.8m
Fig.1~11
.,
'
,,'1/ r ,/:r'w ·,_;. ,
. _Walla
_AMaNno_·
__ ___________________
0.,15·x 4.7 x 25
·trial
iJ()l'ti®. (W11 ) = 17.625 =1.125 19.828
.u2 =l.4
-~.'~ '. }!_,'
. .. ,:\
., •' l
_0.9F11
, -~ 1.4
'~- ';(Y,/ Fs
<·
FR • µIW = 0.45 >C J99.735 z 89.88 kN
Fs =P..-=-81.12kN
'
,,,...,,,,
,,.
.,,
'
-/,(/
0f,y
0.9F1t
Fs •
0.9x89.46
'sl.l 2 =0.99< 1.4 '
£~t /
~., ',z Hfflce, key. is .to be pmvidtd to inc.rwe the resilitance apimt sliding.
.())Bas e~· •
RuukantJll'Otnentat toe end O = M•-Mo
= 351 - 140.6.l
=210.49 kNm
I______________
_'428::.:.·....
1~ xi-t .05 m
1.4m
2.8.m
,f.
f1a.16.Jl.
e • -i • 1.4 - 1.05
t = 0.35 m
••wUH.
.a.t-::h l',es • •.._ iddl '
tn -uK. m • e third io~ i.e.~ b from centre
6 (0.466 m). Hence OK
Mutmnm-prasure aHoe end. o
p~ =I:(1 +¥]
: 1?9.73 [t t 6 0._35] X
, 2..8 . 2.8
. .. , .
. 2
--•'-MJnbntim-pressuJ'I at hm'aid,P,-_ ~ =' 124.&3 ~N/m < 180 2
· • )~ -_; • - , , kN/m (safe BC of soil). Hence OK
n ,
f{M.lll
=I bW[i _ 6e]
b
= 199.73 [, _ 6x 0.35]
2.8 2.8
= 17.83 kN/m2, which is positive.
,OK. :as oo tension dc\:elops anywhcft on the
base ,slab.
l. ».p .tS mn , .
_The 4epth 1'CJUircd for stem is ) ~lrea
t ' .•
.dy checked while a.uu.ming the prelimin
t•
:. ary dimenstons
D • 350
d ;:JS 0-6 0
=290mm
Maximum mtlment, at base of s&em • 155
.73 klllllm
Ana of-steel (A.) In stem
4J5A,, J
155.73 >< I0
6
= 0.87 x 4J5 x A11 x 290 [ I - zox IOOOx 190
:~~,~-,:
) :t-.
xJOOO = 167.5 mm
Spacing reqtiireli •= JO:J300
/,, '
"', '
•
the inner-face of.the stem as diJtributioo
--
·,,
He ~, m> v~ -lm nn f~ Fe-4JS.,tJ&rs@ {50,mm de; on
at die outu face (front
·@ 150 ,,~ c/c in both directiona
Similarly provide 8 mm diameter Fe 415'bats to weather.
face) of the srem as temperature and shrin
k'agel'einfOl'Cti1'Jc:nl !Ince this face is exposed
Oaeckforsbear 4.41
~ d from base of stem i.,.. h = 4. 7 - 0.29
The criticaJ section for shear u at a d i
= 58.3 kN-
·,V. ... J.5 x 58._3
V:,, = 87.S2KN
""-i~~r O thc wall and ~"00 \CS zero al the top. Therefore reducing towards
,1e'f-'" of lbc stem. , tension reinforcement con he curtru.led along the fr
•,;,?' 't
0.37 ~-.I~).~
'-.t = Y. rr<1~
1/~ :,.,.: l~ / .t,,;~11; ..
: ;i,i~~-,,\ t,'?i
4'tbtf
Jt ,:-:xf/ <{(.\ ;s...,~:,i ·j
·fjJ/~1? -~t:1:.-f~ftf: ,(
f~ t-~l\(\l1 \,,
0.87 X 415X 16 ,
L, = •'·
4 X l.6 X 1.2 ·'
'
·.;
Therefore.. no bar = 7.52mm
a d i ~ 1000 mm "' can be curtailed up, lQ a i y:.
'I,"'
,rom ut1.,:C oft.be stem I.e., Jstunce of 1S2 mm from base of the stem. Cunair,ng bars, al
"'A•.
• -~,,
4700 - \000 , ,,,.
= 3700 mm·trom:•top·of"th.e stem . /.
~1,
•/
, .
Kayh3 ·,
::0 - -6:.
--
= ¼(½x 18 xJ.7 3)
::i.50.7 kNm !•
•M,_ ·='l.5 x 5(};7. ·
>
=- i6kNm·· •
Mi,/ C
. g rcqu1•-.t201
Spa<:m na, .•
X \000
a: =217· nun
924. •• , .
HtQ(:e'half ohheibar:t can·t,e curtailed?~f.,.per
pro,1®4',bey~ Jhe' point of curtailment~ ff~ cuT\a or;tdistAAce. 'Y.'.hicbeve.r; is lOO{C~ is to be
of ~,~ ;_p r9v idln g 16 mm dlemclit bnrs @'20
ilrrn:nt the bar.. ~t t.3 m from bA$e or l.4 m from top
0 nun cfc a.~r a di$ ~ of f.3 m from b8se
S~mi,l~~ ooe
more curtailment CcM\ be done at 1.5 m from top of stern
.
of stream.
= 286mm
d =286 - 60 =226 mm
SA/~
410( ]
j x2 26
[
t- 0x t0 226
6
S.t x 10 = 0.81)(4
, 1S xA 1 2
2
65
2
< A.- 111111 i.e.. 300 mm amtter bars
providtng 16 mm di
A« riliid c mm
m fn ,m top an d
fl at 1.5
other half of the bf
Hence curtailing- an
@ 40 0. m m o/ c.
>
\
C
f sI
I•
Il' -' D
-- - - ------
Q L . . ·- tF IE
I I
I
'I
I
I .
,,
•.I
f
4.SJ -t 7. SJ ) X 1.6
=78.4 l:Ntn/
- ~ J7.83 + (ll 2.8
• -~ \ .
17.S
3--- J) X I•9c:J-9 ? 35 \.U I,,_ 2
t
8 x 4.7 =84.6 kN/m
f-,I
iif-
of earth s u p ~ on hee:l =- J 12.5 kN/m
., Weight
Jf w ei gb t:o f~ l st,b = 0.$ >< 1.0 x 25 =
Se kN/rn
Tocal load u 91.1 13.6
f _J
.1 XJ ,6 2 17 .8 3; J.6 l - 21 (7
8..4- 17.83) X 1.6 X
t
91
: -. - -
-,
um bending momenc at B = 2-
Maiim
I 1, :; 101.5 - 2.i.8
f • 73.7 kNm
113.6 kNm
M., :: 1.5 x 7S.7::
< 440 mm. Hence
OK.
I t 3.6 x Io ' c
202 mm
2.76 x JOOO
4321
l
l 13.5- XJ0 6 -= ,0,8 l
7 X 41 S .)( +1 () ( I -
)(41 5Ajl
IOOO )
A,, ::: 741 mm1 20 440
X
• Spacm ,
, g of 1,
.. tnnt "" ~-
l'< \I~ = U3 X 1000
• Provide l 2 mm 4741
• =: tJ"2 mm
diameter ban @· l
Diwibution ste 50 mm cir; at the to
tJ is provided @ p fru.<-c of the heel sla
0, l2% of sectional b i.e., BC.
.aJea in the ot
' . her direction
0.12 000
Using 10 mn1 diam
1o o Xl • xSOO =600mm2
ciet;bar.s, A• .11;,78.5 mmi.)
Hence. provide sa e,acing required=
l. me 10 mm dia ba tOO mm
of Toe Slab rs @ 100 mm c/
c in ihe other directi
on.
The w
the stem. eight of front.fill above the toe
~lab is neglected an
d muimt,am momen
t is calculated
a.t face of
,
Maximum momen
t ::: 92•35 xo·,gsl
1 , + ,!. 2
(124.83-92.35)
X0.85 X 2•X 0.8
S
+i : . 33:3
6
kNm .82:. ~
JJ;
3
Area of steel for M• .. ~· 1.5 x 4) .,2 .=
toe slab . 6.l.8 kNm :•
61.80 X 10~ ·= 0.
87 X4l5 X ~, : X 44 0[ 1- 4
A ; -2l209.88A,1: 20 lSA,, 4401
1 +-8251001.3 · X 10()().X
=0
_
,A.w _ ;'·396, nml"
•
'
'.,..
4. ·0 et tp o t ~ . d e 10 nvn diamete
key, • r ba rs @ 100mm
cl
Ar, the wan is
no t safe in slidi
_
ng, sbeJu; key is to
. Pressure,at race be provided below
of shear key = 92 the ste-m lS s
.35 kN/m
Coeffkient of pa
~~ive earth pressu • l in~
re = -+s--
1- Ain
,,
l
f \ p =. 5
-
_,i
O,S -~
Let the depth ofie
~Jist3.n.ce- offere y' = a
d by shear key •
3 x 92.35 x a
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