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    5" Concrete garage floor over wood frame?

    Many times I saw 1.5" concrete topping over plywood and wood frame called out for townhome or condo. I never saw 5” concrete of (2) cars garage floor over a plywood and wood frame floor. Have anyone ever call out 5” concrete on top plywood and wood frame before? TIA
  2. kenrbc

    Retainging Wall Sliding Factor Problem

    Thank you for all responses. The wall was constructed. I used equivalent active pressure 35psf/ft and 250psf/ft passive pressure. Since there is lots of room remains in front of the wall, therefore I used 4ft soil to restraint the sliding. How come there are many Ultra Block walls that...
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    Retainging Wall Sliding Factor Problem

    These are huge concrete block size 2.5'x2.5'x5' They are stacked on top another. Crushed rock is located at the bottom. There is no concrete footing.
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    Retainging Wall Sliding Factor Problem

    I have 10' high concrete block 2.5'x2.5'x5' (W,H,L). DL= 3750#/ft P= .5(.32)110(10)^2 = 1760# When I check the sliding factor, then I never get the safety value over 1.5. u = .5; F = .5 x 3750 = 1875 Sliding factor = 1875 / 1760 = 1.1 Which is less than 1.5 Does anyone know why? or any other...

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