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Calc. FOS for Tensile Failure and Anchor Pull -out due to self- weight. <br />Based on methods presented In "Designing With Geosynthetics" 4 th edition <br />Robert M. Koerner, 1998 Prentice -Hall <br />Project: CC &V Phase 5 2.5 Slope w/ 300 slope length <br />Date: August 2007 <br />By: J. F. Lupo <br />rirgcxea: W'TrwE+C 0/4/97 <br />Input Parameters <br />Height of Slope (ft): <br />Slope (Z:1): <br />FML Thickness (mil): <br />FML Yield Stress (psi): <br />FML Specific Gravity: <br />Soil Friction Angle <br />Liner -Soil Interface Friction Angle (degrees): <br />Anchor Trench Depth (ft): <br />Anchor Trench Width (ft): <br />Anchor Set -Back (ft) <br />Soil Depth over Setback <br />Soil Unit Weight (pcf): <br />TENSILE FAILURE OF LINER FROM SELF -W T CA <br />FML Density = <br />Slope Length = <br />Slope Angle = <br />Liner Total Wt./ Unit ft. = <br />Max. Tensile Force From Self -Wt. = <br />Frictional Resistance = <br />Tensile Stress (neg. frictional resistance) <br />Tensile Stress (w/ frictional resistance) <br />FOS Tensile failure (MIN) <br />FOS Tensile failure (MAX) <br />Max. Heat/Cool Force: <br />Max. Tensile Stress Developed + <br />FOS Tensile Failure = <br />LINER ANCHOR CALC'S <br />At Rest Coeff. <br />Active Pressure Coeff. <br />Passive Pressure Coeff. <br />Allowable Liner Force <br />Shear Force Above Membrane Due to Soil Cover <br />Shear Force Below Liner Due to Soil Cover <br />Shear Force Below Liner Due to Liner Pull -Down <br />Active Pressure Anchor Backfill Side <br />Passive Pressure Anchor InSitu Side <br />Sum of Forces <br />FOS Pull -out <br />LC'S <br />Liner Calc's <br />300 It <br />2.5 <br />80 mil <br />2200 psi <br />0.935 <br />30 degrees <br />15 degrees <br />3 ft <br />aft <br />3ft <br />2 ft <br />110 pcf <br />pcf <br />ft <br />degrees <br />lbs/ft <br />lbs/ft <br />lbs/ft <br />psi <br />0_ <br />lbs/ft <br />Ibs/ft <br />Ibs /ft <br />lbs/ft <br />Ibs/ft <br />lbs/ft <br />lbs/ft <br />86• PASS <br />SMITH WILLIAMS CONSULTANTS, INC. <br />PASS FOS must be greater than 10 to pass <br />S PASS FOS must be greater than 10 to pass <br />FOS must be greater than 5 to pass <br />Geotech2005.xls 7/5/2007 <br />