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-Usually, the top layer is a 10-inch concrete pavement, and the layer below is clayey or silty about 30 ft thick.
The foundation layer is either sand or a hardened mix of fine sands, clays, and silts...
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As a port engineer, I frequently have to deal with gravity walls. Usually, the height of these massive concrete structures is 15, 20 m or more. They have water on one side and the water table and different soil layers on the other (including pavement). I checked many soil...
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I need to verify an old gravity wall. Let's say the left side is dredged just above the toe and the right side is filled with clay. Foundation layer is sand N=35. Watertable is about in the middle of the height on the right side, and the river is taken to be somewhat below the...
