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Design Procedure of Anchored Sheet Piles in Sand

The designing of Anchored Sheet Piles in Sand has always been a complex job for budding engineers but now we at engineeringcivil.com along with Er. Sadaf Noor are providing you step by step procedure to design Anchored Sheet Piles in Sand.

The design is given in a systematic manner so that it is useful for one and all.

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We are thankful to a buddying engineer Sadaf Noor Ahmed for this valuable contribution and hope to see more such valuable contributions from her.

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Kanwarjot Singh is the founder of Civil Engineering Portal, a leading civil engineering website which has been awarded as the best online publication by CIDC. He did his BE civil from Thapar University, Patiala and has been working on this website with his team of Civil Engineers.

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9 comments on "Design Procedure of Anchored Sheet Piles in Sand"

waqas says:

I am searching the solution of multiple anchored sheet pile. Can u help me please

jadooov says:

nice web site thanks for the author

ali al habib says:

i have question ,,, if we have one meter layer of platform concret at the top of the surface ,, should we calculate an active pressure coefficient also or just multiply the concrete density by the depth of the concrete which is 1 meter

rik says:

no need to solve this.it is already in soil mechanics book by various authors

Awlad Hossain Sheikh says:

Worked out Examples required, can anybody provide?

nxs says:

HI, HOW CAN I CALCULATE I1 AND I2 REQUIRED IN STEP 6

Noel says:

how to calculate line 5?

Noel says:

what if there is a surcharge or slab loading at the surface and an imposed load of 200kPa

Noel says:

how is line 10 calculated? the value of Zm

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