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  1. NBRY1

    Coulomb Earth Pressure

    Attached is wall figure.https://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=268b1bd7-f575-4c9e-9b24-a3aee7e34d11&file=Capture.JPG
  2. NBRY1

    Coulomb Earth Pressure

    Can coulomb active earth pressure be greater than 1.0? For the case: wall backslope from vertical = 45degree wall backslope from horizontal = 45 degrees retained soil backslope = 16 degrees friction angle = 30 friction between wall and backfill = 14 degrees I calculate Ka= 1.396

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