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  1. PEYooperWall

    Helical Tie-Back for Residential Foundation Wall

    The ground water level between the two borings (about 50' apart) is reported at 13.5' below grade, and 3.5' below grade (Dense sand layer is 14'-18' below grade). They reference this ground water level and the depth of unsuitable soils as being impractical for removal of unsuitable soils. I...
  2. PEYooperWall

    Helical Tie-Back for Residential Foundation Wall

    The slab & interior walls are supported by helical piers as well. The Owner has reached his decision for the deep foundation based on the Geotech recommendations (which explicitly determined a deep foundation to be more cost-effective). Based on that, I did not calculate consolidation as the...
  3. PEYooperWall

    Helical Tie-Back for Residential Foundation Wall

    The Geotech Report recommended analyzing it as a cantilevered foundation wall with Sand Back Fill using an EFP of 90 PCF Active and 120 PCF Passive in an undrained condition. The lateral load at the tie-back elevation is 1.51 KLF. The Owner supplied plans by a home designer with very basic...
  4. PEYooperWall

    Helical Tie-Back for Residential Foundation Wall

    Hello, First time posting, looking forward to some insight. I am working on a deep foundation plan for a 2-story residential structure located near a waterbody (approximately 200 ft+ inland). I am utilizing a grade beam, helical pier system due to a relatively thick and soft organic soils...
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