Question: COMPLETE THE WHOLE B PART, I HAVE GIVEN SOLUTION FOR A Now calculate the total stress, pore pressure and eftective stress at different depth. At

COMPLETE THE WHOLE B PART, I HAVE GIVEN SOLUTION FOR A
Now calculate the total stress, pore pressure and eftective stress
at different depth.
At section 1-1
1-1=0,u1-1=0,(1-1)'=0
At section 2-2
2-2=319.62+120.928=79.788kNm2
u2-2=0kNm2
(2-2)'=79.788kNm2
At section 3-3
3-3=31.9.62+120.928+517.32=166.388kNm2
u3-3=59.81=49.05kNm2
(3-3)'=166.388-49.05=117.338kNm2
At section 4-4
4-4=319.62+120.928+517.32+819.798=3:
u4-4=139.81=127.53kNm2
(4-4)'=324.7-127.53=197.17kNm2
At section 4-4
4-4=319.62+120.928+517.32+819.798=3:
u4-4=139.81=127.53kNm2
(4-4)'=324.7-127.53=197.17kNm2
(b) i) At a depth of 12 meters, we need to determine the principal stresses. For this, we use the lateral
stress ratio (K) which is the ratio of horizontal stress to vertical stress. Given K=0.6, we can calculate
the principal stresses.
ii) We also need to find the orientation of the planes where the shear stress is maximum. This
involves determining the angles of these planes relative to the horizontal plane and sketching them.
iii) At the same depth (12 meters), we calculate the maximum shear stress and the shear-to-normal
stress ratio.
iv) Finally, we plot Mohr's circle to represent the stress state at this depth. This includes indicating
the points representing the principal stresses and the maximum shear stress.
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