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LIMIT ANALYSIS OF ANTI-SLIP STABILITY FOR SUBGRADE RETAINING WALLS

Y U Xiongfei

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Based on plasticity theory, the anti-slip stability of retaining wall is analyzed by regarding the retaining wall, fill and foundation as a whole. This analytical method need not calculate earth pressure, and can give the minimum value of anti-slip safety factor. The limit formula of anti-slip stability is established in this paper. Through the analysis of examples, it is proposed that present anti-slip stability judgement based on single safety factor is partial, and should be done based on double safety factor.

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Based on plasticity theory, the anti-slip stability of retaining wall is analyzed by regarding the retaining wall, fill and foundation as a whole. This analytical method need not calculate earth pressure, and can give the minimum value of anti-slip safety factor. The limit formula of anti-slip stability is established in this paper. Through the analysis of examples, it is proposed that present anti-slip stability judgement based on single safety factor is partial, and should be done based on double safety factor.

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Based on plasticity theory, the anti-slip stability of retaining wall is analyzed by regarding the retaining wall, fill and foundation as a whole. This analytical method need not calculate earth pressure, and can give the minimum value of anti-slip safety factor. The limit formula of anti-slip stability is established in this paper. Through the analysis of examples, it is proposed that present anti-slip stability judgement based on single safety factor is partial, and should be done based on double safety factor.

Key concepts: Slip (aerodynamics), Subgrade, Slip line field, Safety factor, Geotechnical engineering, Limit analysis, Retaining wall, Structural engineering

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