2008-01-24_PERMIT FILE - C1981020A

• Permit No: C1981020A
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 1/24/2008
• Section_Exhibit Name: Tables 2.1-1 to 4.1-5
• Media Type: D
• Archive: Yes

Table 3.9.4 STABILITY ANALYSIS OF PRELAW DISTURBANCE RECLAMATION
• REAME, FORTRAN, 5-1-85 COPYRIGHTED BY CIVIL ENGINEERING SOFTWARE CENTER
UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY, LEXINGTON, KY 40506
HUNGER ROAD PRESENT CONFIGURATION AT STATION 18+00
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NUMBER OF BOUNDARY LINES= 2
NUMBER OF POINTS ON BOUNDARY LINES ARE
ON BOUNDARY LINE N0. 1,POINT NO. AND
1 66.000 115.000 2 140.000
ON BOUNDARY LINE NO. 2,POINT N0. AND COORDINATES ARE:
1 66.000 115.000 2 78.000 119.000 3 108.000 120.000
4 123.000 150.000 5 186.000 190.000 6 203.000 192.000
7 245.000 190.000 8 267.000 188.000 9 288.000 190.000
10 323.000 -200.000
NO. OF RADIUS CONTROL ZONES= 1 PRINT ALL CIRCLES= 0
NO. OF SEEPAGE CASES= 1
FOR RAD. CONT. ZONE NO. 1 RADIUS DECREMENT= .000
N0. OF CIRCLES= 5 ID NO. FOR FIRST CIRCLE= 1
LINE NO.= 1 BEGIN PT. NO.= 1 END PT. NO.= 3
SOIL NO. COHESION F. ANGLE UNIT WT.
1 300.000 32.000 120.000
SEISMIC COEFFICIENT= .000 MIN. DEPTH OF TALLEST SLICE= 5.000
UNIT WEIGHT OF WATER= 62.400
THE FACTORS OF SAFETY ARE DETERMINED BY THE SIMPLIFIED BISHOP METHOD
NSPG= 0 NSRCH= 1 NO. OF SLICES= 10 N0. OF ADD. RADII= 3
N0. OF CENTERS TO BE ANALYZED= 1
POINT=( 80.000, 190.000) XINC= 10.000 YINC= 10.000
3 10
ORDINATES ARE:
115.000 3 323.000 115.000
CENTER OF CIRCLE SEEPAGE TOTAL NO. CRITICAL RADIUS LOWEST WARNING
X COORD. Y COORD. CASE N0. CIRCLE CIR. NO. F. S.
80.000 190.000 1 4 1 75.000 1.102 0
90.000 190.000 1 11 8 71.528 1.162 0
80.000 200.000 1 10 5 84.047 1.132 0
80.000 180.000 1 4 1 65.000 1.097 0
80.000 170.000 1 4 1 55.000 1.172 0
90.000 180.000 1 11 8 61.940 1.128 0
82.500 180.000 1 4 1 65.000 1.083 0
85.000 180.000 1 11 6 64.171 1.091 0
82.500 182.500 1 4 1 67.500 1.086 0
82.500 177.500 1 4 1 62.500 1.081 0
82.500 175.000 1 4 1 60.000 1.081 0
85.000 177.500 1 10 5 61.720 1.086 0
80.000 177.500 1 4 1 62.500 1.103 0
AT POINT ( 82.500, 177.500),RADIUS 62.500
THE MINIMUM FACTOR OF SAFETY IS 1.081
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