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Ground Anchors

This document discusses ground anchors used for retaining walls. It provides benefits of ground anchors over gravity retaining walls such as unobstructed workspace and reduced wall size. It also describes different types of ground anchors used for various soil conditions. Components include tendon material like strands and bars. Anchored walls can be soldier beam with timber lagging or concrete panels, or sheet pile or secant pile walls. Design considers failure modes, earth pressures, spacing, load calculations, and bending moments on walls. Soldier beams are designed for axial capacity.

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Ground Anchors

This document discusses ground anchors used for retaining walls. It provides benefits of ground anchors over gravity retaining walls such as unobstructed workspace and reduced wall size. It also describes different types of ground anchors used for various soil conditions. Components include tendon material like strands and bars. Anchored walls can be soldier beam with timber lagging or concrete panels, or sheet pile or secant pile walls. Design considers failure modes, earth pressures, spacing, load calculations, and bending moments on walls. Soldier beams are designed for axial capacity.

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GROUND ANCHORS

Prepared by:
1- Ahmed Yasser Ezzat 13P1084
2- Nada Mohamed Ahmed 13P1026
3- Hazem Emam Ali 13P1082
4- Mohamed Bahaa El-din 13P1040
5- Mariam Cherif Adel 13P7042
Benefits over Gravity Retaining Walls

• Unobstructed workspace for excavations


• Reduced wall cross section
• No need for temporary excavation support
• No select backfill is needed
• No deep foundation is needed
• Reduced right-of-way (ROW) acquisition.
Applications
Ground Anchor Components
Ground Anchor Types

Rock + hard to very stiff cohesive soil

Fine cohesionless soil

Cohesive soil

Firm to hard cohesive deposits


Tendon Material

STRANDS BARS
• No practical load or anchor • Available in diameters: 26, 32,
length limitations 36, 45 , 64 mm
• Can be manufactured in any • Lengths up to 18 m
length • Design loads up to 2077 KN
(64 mm)
Anchored Walls (separate)
Soldier Beam with timber lagging
Anchored Walls (separate)
Soldier Beam with Concrete panels
Anchored Walls (continuous)
Steel Sheet Pile
Anchored Walls (continuous)
Secant Pile Wall
Construction
Sequence
concerning
ground
anchors
Subsurface Exploration
Properties of soil (Lab)
• Classification and Index properties:
• Unit Weight (Earth Pressure)
• Moisture content & Atterberg’s limits (Shear Strength)

• Shear strength:
• Triaxial Compression test
• Direct shear test
• Unconfined compression test

• Consolidation:
• Oedometer test

• Electromechanical criteria
• pH
• Electrical resistivity
• Chloride and sulfate content
Properties of soil (In-situ)
• Standard penetration test (SPT)
Properties of soil (In-situ)
• Other tests...
Basic Design Principles (Failure Modes)
Basic Design Principles (Failure Modes)
Contribution of Ground Anchors to Wall
stability
Lateral Earth Pressure
Apparent Earth Pressure Diagram
(Terzaghi and Peck)
Recommended Apparent Pressure For Sand
Calculation of Anchor Loads
(single level)
Spacing

Spacing between Soldier beams is typically taken 1.5 to 3 m


Calculation of Anchor Loads
(multiple level)
Bending Moment on Wall
(Hinge Method)
Bending Moment on Wall
(Area Method)
Axial Capacity Design of soldier beams

Driven:

Drilled in:
(cohesionless)

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