Republic of the Philippines 7 GILLESANIA Engineering Review and Training Center nie ‘Cebu review ‘BOARD OF CIVIL ENGINEERING MODULE 3 -PSAD AND HPGE1 October 7, 2022 Online INSTRUCTION: Select the correct answer for each of the following questions. Mark only one answer for each item by shading the box corresponding othe letter of your choice on the answer sheet provided. STRICTLY NO ERASURES ALLOWED. Use pencil no. 2 only. NOTE: WHENEVER YOU CAN ENCOUNTER A CARET (") SIGN, IT MEANS EXPONENTIATION, PSAD Situation 1 ~ The basic data for proportioning trial batches for, ‘normal weight concrete with an average compressive strength 0135 MPa at 28 days areas follows: Slump = 75 mm to 100 mm Water-cement ratio by weight = 0.46 Specific gravity of ement = 3.15 Specific gravity of coarse aggregate Specific gravity of fine aggregate = 2.64 ‘Water (net mixing) = 203 kg/m’ Unit weight of dry-rodded coarse aggregates = 165 kN/m* Volume of dry-rodded coarse aggregate = 0.67 m Concrete unit weight= 23.5 KN/m™ 41, Compute the weight (kN) of water. 68 A 2.36 C158 B, 199 D. 369 2, How much dry sand (KN) is needed? A731 C687 B 10.25 D. 613, 3. Compute the excess water (kg) iLthe excess malsture of fine and coarse aggregates is 5% and 3%, respectively nas 38 B 6S 0. 30 Situation 2- Refer to Figure 45. ‘Afour-span beam is simply supported at A, 8,C, D,and E. Given the following data: ‘Span length, != 8m Factored uniform dead load, wy = 15kN/m Factored uniform live load, Ww, ~ 18 kN/m 4. How much is the maximum reaction (KN) atB? A 2584 c 3133 B, 269.3, D, 325.7 5. How much is the maximum shear (kN) at B? A 1459 C1786 B 162.1 D. 196.2 6. How much fs the maximum positive moment (KN-) in span AB? A 188 B 154 © 198 D. 214 Situation 3 Refer to the T- Given: Beam dimension: bx A = 350 mm x 550 mm Slab thickness, ¢ = 100 mm Clear concrete cover to 12 mmties = 40 mm ‘Top reinforcement = 3 - 28-mm bars Bottom reinforcement = 5 - 28-mm bars Concrete strength, ! = 2755 MPa Steel strength: Longitudinal bars, f, = 415 MPa Transverse reinforcement, fy, = 275 MPa Allowable shear stress of concrete = 0.90 MPa by = 0.0288 Reduction factors: Moment = 0.90; Shear = 0.75 ‘The beam has a total length of 12 m and is simply supported at the left end and at 3 m from the right end, sam shown: 7. Coffipute the positive nominal moment (kN-m) of the beam. A, 598 ©, 635 B 425, D. 518 8, Compute the negative nominal moment (kN-m) of the beam. A387 ©. 335 B. 189 D. 285 9. Determine the maximum factored uniform load (KN/m) that the beam can support based on shear. Spacing of ties near the support is 90 mm A 1363, c mas B 938 D, 808 ce h > Figure 45 Tana BRENT San T Spon UTA Gpanc Bs Four Sn Lo a ATS ey —<Situation 4 Refer tothe column interaction diagram shown, Giver Column diameter = 600 mm Number of bars = 16 pes Material strength: Concrete, f2 Main bats, f Factored axial load, P, = 3510KN Factored moment, My = 525 kN-m 10, Compute the value otk. 27.6 MPa 114 MPa A07 c. 05 B08 D. 06 11, Compute the value of R,. A020 c 048 B 012 D. 015 12, Determine the required bar size (mm). AS C. 28 B22 D. 20 f~27.60ra 18] f= 18M Situation 5 - Given the following data ofthe pile cap shown: Dimensions: a= 0.6 Column dimension = 600 mm x 600mm. Elfective depth of footing, d = 600 mm Pile diameter = 360 mm, ‘Unimate pile capacity = 290 kN Column service loads: ‘Axial dead Toad, D = 430 kN. ‘Axial live load, = 360 kN ‘Axial earthquake load, E = 220kN Moment due to earthquake = 180 kN-m Load combination: U=12D +161 U= 1320+ 11L+14E Reduction factor for shear = 0.75 13, Calculate the critical wide beam shear stress (MPa). A 0349 ©. 0.387 Bo3i4 D. 0261 114, Compute the punching shear stress (MPa) of the column. A. 0489 C0536 B 0.447 D. 0.335 15, Compute the punching shear stress (MPa) in the most heavily loaded pile, A021 © 016 B 056 D. 0.36 Situation 6 — Light-grade Channel section is used as a purlin of ‘uss. Given the following data Simple span = 6 m Spacing of purlins = 1.2 m Bending stresses (without sag rods): fox = 112 MPa; oy = 199 MPa 16, Compute the bending stress fey (MPa) when the purlin is provided with one line of sag rod A224 C84 B56 D. 12 17. Compute the bending stress fay (MPa) when. the purlin is provided with one line of sag rod A 149.25 49.75 B 199 D995 18. Compute’ the bending stress fy, (MPa) when the purlin is provided with one line of sag rod and the'spacing of purlin is Feduced to 0.8 m. A. 45.26 ©, 3347 B 25.48 B.74.63, Situation 7 - Refer to the figure shown. Given: Woy = 15 KN (i wy = 19 N/m Dimensions: 65m om Column dimension = 0:3m 19. Whatis the maximum positive moment at G in kN-m? A. 762 c. 95.4 Buns 3. 874 20, Whats the maximum positive moment at H in kN-m? A679 C, 89.8 B, 102.6 D, 130.6 21. Whats the maximum positive moment at / in kN-m? A874 C143 B. 762 B. 95.4 | th kK ao Secon 408 of NSCP states that In lew of frame analysis the following approximate momentand shearsare permitted for designaf continuous beams and ‘on-way slabs (subs reinforced to ese local stresses in only one direction, provide: [a] Thereare two ormore spans [b). Spansare approximately equ with the larger of wo adacent spans not greater than the sorter by more han 20 percent, (e)_ Loads ate unormlydstrbte, [a Unelve deesnotexcced three times unt dead ad and fe] Members are prismat Positive moment nd spans ‘isconinaowsend unrestrained Disconinuousend integral with support. Interior spans wile 718Negative momenta exterior face ofBrst interior support “Twospans avy /9 More than wo spans auth /10 [Neqative moment at other faces of interior supports valet (11 Negative momentatinterior fae of exterior support fr members bulnteraly with supports ‘Where support isa spandrel beam lat /24 When supportisa columa wale 15 Shearin end members at fice of frst interior support, 115 Waba/ 2 Shearat fae ofall other supports ale) 2 ‘Where La = clea span for postive moment or shear and average of adjacent clear spans for negative moment Situation 8 - A square tubular section having an outside ‘dimension of 400 mm and 12 mm thick as shown in the figure is used as.a column to support a load of P. y t 22, Calculate the radius of gyration (tm) ofthe column section A 1585 . 2A? B 185.5, D. 105.2 23, Compute the maximum tensile stress (MPa) if P = 280 kN applied at eccentricity ¢, = 100mm, and e, = 50mm. A Laz c. 369 B 293 D. 5.24 24, Whatisthe maximum load P (KN) ifthe allowable compressive stress is 108 MPa, fey = 100 mm, and ¢, =50mm? A. 463 ©. 1241 B 754 D. 916 Situation 9 A. beam rests on a concrete wall 306 mm wide and with 275 MPa compressive strength, fz Refer tothe Figure Given: Beam Properties Depth, d = 450mm Flange Width, b, Flange Thiekness, ¢; = 18 mm Web Thiekness, fy = 10 mm_ ‘The critical section for bendling in hearing plates is at a distance, k, from the centroidal Y-axis k = 35 mm Allowable Stresses Steel Yield Stress, F, = 248. MPa Bearing Stress on Support, F, = 0.35.) Bending Stress on Plate, F, = 0.75F, Beam End Reaction = 480 kN 25, Determine the minimum width B (mm) of the base plate with bearing length NV of 200 mm base on bearing stress. A220 ©. 230 B 240 D. 250 26, Determine the web yielding stress (MPa) which occurs at a distance (N + 2.5K) where Nis the length of the bearing plate. ‘The bearing plate Is 250 mm wide x 200 mm long along the wall. A124 ©. 134 B 197 D. 166 27. Determine the required bearing plate thickness (mm) if the bearing plate (8 XN) 250 mm » 250 mm, A32 C28 D. 25 B36 TUS eee aml Situation - Refer to the given tripod shown, ATT enone Given: Dimensions: a=06m b=135m 15m ‘Member properties: ‘Area = 690 mm* Radius of gyratior 5, = 248 MPa 28. What is the allowable compressive stress (MPa) of member AC. A Our ©. 557 B 607 D. 52.0 29. Compute the maximum vertical load W (KN) that can be Supported at A. A, 105.71 © 981 5, B05 D, 95.1 30. Ifthe load at is horizontal along positive X-axi ‘maximum value of the horizontal load (kN), A895 C435 B 95:16 D. 98:15 ‘compute the Situation 10 - Refer to the bridge truss shown in the figure, L = 6 m,s = 3m,P= 116kN.9 = 45°, 31, Calculate the axial force (KN) of member JK. A l6T C587 B5aC D, 116¢ 32, Calculate the axial force (kN) of member GC, A, 63.82C ©, 82.027 B, 82.02¢ D, 63827. 33, Calculate the axial force of member BC, in KN. A 58T ©. 29T B58C D.29Cituation 11 - The canopy ofa storage building shown in the figure is spaced 4 m apart. The wind load normal to the roof surface is 288 kPa, Take s=0.8 mand H = 18 m, Determine the following: 34, Whatis the resultant reaction (kN) at D? A. 27.65 c. 39.92 B 28.80 D. 34.20 35, Calculate the reaction (KN) at G A288 ©. 3420 B. 39.920, 27.65 36, Calculate the axial load (kN) of member BF. A 6aT ©. 9.67 B 61C D. 9.6¢ 37, An 18 mm thick A36 plate (Fy=248 MPa; Fy = 400 MPa) islap- spliced with another plate using ten 26 mm diameter bolts with an allowable bolt shear stress of 450 MPa, The plate is 200 mm wide and carries the load P. The diameter of the bolt hole is considered! as 32 mm, Determine the bearing capacity of the connection (kN) ifthe allowable bearing stress on the plate is 1.2 Fy. A. 2419 c. 2980 B. 1720 D. 2620 38, Determine the balanced steel ratio of beam with B = 0.835, f =305 MPa and fy= 415 MPa. A 0033, ©. 0.037 B, 0.036 D. 0.031, 39, Asolid shaft with G =76 GPa, has a torsional shearing stress of, 42 MPa. Determine the polar moment of inertia in mm if the applied torque is 12 kN-m, ‘A. 15822746 c. 16572487 B, 16188352 D. 17336584, 40, Determine the plastic section modulus in mm of a rectangular section 200 mmm x 500 mm. ‘A. 13000000 c. 12750000 B 13500000 . 12500000, 41, Each ofthe two elastic rubber bands of the slingshot shown in the figure below has an unstretched length of 260 mm. They are pulled back to the position shown. Each rubber band has a stiffness of 80 N/m, a = 360 mm, b = 100 mm. What is the pulling force in N? A774 c. 1752 B 18.23 D. 16.74 42. A series of uniformly'spaced hangers along a parabolic cable supportthe suspended girder shown, Given: L.= 60 m, w= 14kN/m, ‘Whats the maximum tension (in kN) in the cable? A840 C. 1050 8 420 D. 1130 i la sl VT 43, A simply Supported beam is loaded with a conéentrated load ‘of 40 kN ata point 1 meter to the Fight of the midspan, The beam spans 12 meters. Determine the maximum shear in the beam in KN, A17 has B23 D. 45: 44, Determine the shear strength (KN) ofa 12 mm fillet weld using £70 weld electrodes (Fu = 484 MPa) for a weld length of 250 A. 307 © 337 B. 312 D, 289 45, Determine the critical buckling load (KN) of a steel column with B= 205 GPa, L = 7.8 m, |= 420 = 10 mm? and effective length factor of 1.20. A, 9699 c, 10435 B. 9852 D. 10211 Situation 12 - A 7.2 m high retaining wall is subjected to lateral earth pressure increasing from 48 kPa atthe top to 120 kPa at the base, Flexural rigidity, El = 4.2 x 10% N-mmé. Analyze per meter length of wall 46. What is the moment (kN-m) at the base of the cantilever retaining wall? A. 1994 ©, 1866 B 2122 D. 1582 47. To prevent excessive deflection at the free end, the wall is braced at the top. What force (KN) is required at the propped end of the wall to limit the deflection to 25 mm? A128 ©, 108 B88 D. 97 48, When the wall is propped atthe free end what is the resulting ‘moment (kN-m) at the base of the wall? A, 559 c, 682 B. 725 D. 664 Situation 13 - Wooden planks 400 mm wide and 75 mm thick are used as temporary cantilever retaining wall. The wall is 28m high and assumed fixed at the base, Unit weight of soll is 17.8 N/m? with K.= 1/3. Allowable bending and shearing stresses of wood plank are 10.6 MPa and 0.8 MPa, respectively.49, Calculate the maximum bending stress in the plank in MPa. A265 c. 284 B 232 D. 16.8 50, Calculate the maximum shearing stress in the plank in MPa. A075 C046 Bost D. 063 51, Calculate the required plank thickness (mm) to avoid failure of wall Add c. 105 B 132 D. 126 Situation 14 ~ Refer to Fig. STCNM 18.06. ‘The diagonal at the let of the connection is a double angle 90 ‘mm x 90 mm » 8 mm, with area of 2700 sq, mm, bolted to the 12-mm-thick gusset plate. Dimensions: S, 250 mm 10 mm; S; = 45 mm; Sy = 50mm Bolt diameter = 18 mm Bolt hole diameter = 20mm Bolt bearing capacity, Fp = 480 MPa Bolt shear strength, Fy = 68 MPa ‘Steel plate strength and stresses are as follows: Yield strength, Fy =248 MPa Tensile strength, Fs = 480 MPa Allowable tensile strength on gross are Allowable tensile strength on net area Allowable shearing stress = 0.3 Fy Allow. bearing stress on projected area of bolts = 1.2 Fy Calculate the allowable tensile load, P (KN), under the following conditions: 52, Based on bolt capacity in shear. 6 Fy SP A62d ©. 1242 B 519 D. 1038 53, Based on bolt bearing capacity. AB C356 B, 302 D. 294 54, Based on the block shear strenath ofthe double angle 372 D, 252 A325 B 291 i Situation 15 - A\W12 » 28 is used asa crane runway girder ona simple span of 7.2 m, The crane wheel imparts a vertical load of P= 70 kN anda lateral load of H =44KN. A standard 420 N/m rail will be used. Use A36 steel. Given: Allowable stresses: Fax = 0.6 Fy: Fay = 0.75F Properties of W12 x 28: d= 310mm 97.71 1.08 mm 54.3 mm 4.54 « 108 mmt 16.30 mm ‘Weight = 820 N/m 10mm Fy= 248 MPa 55, Which of the following gives the maximum bending stress (MPa) about the x-axis of the girder? A988 ©. 105.1 B 924 D. 124.2 56, Which of the following gives the maximum bending stress (MPa) about the y-axis of the girder? A524 C.4Ld B 638 D. 75.2 57. Compute the maximum value of the interaction equation. A093 c. 078 B 112 D. 0.89 Situation 16 - A cylindrical water tank is 4.0 m in diameter and has wall thickness of 8 mm, 58, Ifthe maximum tensile stress in the wall is 12 MPa, compute the internal pressure in kPa, ASA 42 B60 D. 48 59, Ifthe maximum tensile stress in the wall is MPa, compute the depth (m) of waterin the tank. A215 C175 8, 2.04 D. 369 660. Ifthe internal pressure is 0.5 MPa, compute the bursting force (KN) per linear meter. A, 1900 B. 1800 , 2100 D. 2000 Situation 17 ~ The rigid beam AB shown in Figure SAM18.36 supports load W at B. The beam is hinged at A and supported bya steel cable CD at. The cable is 32 mm in diameter and is 3mlong. Use E=200GPa, Li=1.8 m,l= 1.2m. Neglect the Weightof the beam, 61. IFW =80 KN, what isthe vertical deflection of point 8? A 492mm. C. 464mm 8. 4.48 mm D. 414mm 62. If the allowable stress of cable CD is 135/MPa, what is the maximum value of W? A. 65.4 kN B, 69.25 KN. ©. 72.54kN D, 83.24 KN 663, Find W ifthe strain of cable CD is 0.003 mm/mm. €,329.3KN D. 289.5 kN A, 302.7 KN B, 295.7 kN. Figure sam18.36 Situation 18 - Refer to Fig. SMN 19.03, Frame ACGE is on hinge support at A and at E, To resist the cable pull, T, the frame is braced at Band F. Given: T=30KN b=3m im c=im 64, Calculate the reaction (KN) at D. A. 169 © 182 8.175 D. 153 65, Compute the stress (MPa) in the brace BD which has an ‘outside diameter of 80 mm and is 6 mm thick. A 1216 ©, 155.7 51498 B. 168:3 666, Ifbrace BD consists of two fat bars bolted to post AC at B using 20 mm diameter bolt, what is the average shear stress (MPa) inthe bolt? A. 135 © 270 B95, D. 191HPGE2 67, A rectangular footing 3 m x 2 m carries an eccentric load 750 KN acting at d; = 15 m, d> = 10 m. Determine the ‘maximum soil pressure. Neglecting the weight ofthe footing. A116 kPa ©. 110 kPa B 125 kPa D. 315kPa 70. A hip having.a displacement of 27,000 tons and a draft of 12.6 ‘min the ocean enters a harbor of fresh water. Ifthe horizontal cross section of the ship at the water line is 3,500 m*2, what depth of fresh water is required to float the ship? Assume a marine ton is 1000 kg and that seawater and fresh water weighs 10.1 kN/m*3 and 9.81 kN/m‘3 respectively. A. 1273m © 124m B.12.24m D, 12.82 m 71. soil sample has a water content of 56.78% and a degree of saturation of 90%, Find the void ratio of it has a sp. gr. of 2.67. A345 C124 B 237 D168 72. A firematihas to put outa fire s blocked by a firewall. To reach over the wall, he directed the water jet from the nozzle at an angle of 37.5 deg to the horizontal. Evaluate the velocity of the ‘water in meters per second, leaving the nozzle of his hose to reach over the wall ifhe stands 52.3 maway from the wall and the wall is standing 2.53 m higher than the nozzle of the hose. Neglect friction in the jet. A 23.80 ©, 21.40 B. 19.60, D, 25.20 173, Aright circular cone having a diameter of 3.66 m and a height 0f 3.66 mand a cylinder on top having the same diameter and height. Area of the orifice at the tip of the cone is 0.0929 mé and the coefficient of discharge is 0.60. Estimate the total time ‘to empty the water of the assemble in sec. A, 100.165 ©. 3261s B. 67.558 D. 223.35 Situation 19 > A single pipeline A joins pipelines 1, 2, and 3 at junction J, and merges again at junction Je to form a single Pipeline Bas shown in FIGURE HGE=771- 221. Pipeline 1, 2, ‘and 3 are parallel to each other. The pressure heads at ji and J2 are 82 and 51 m, respectively. Using Hazen Williams Formular with C = 100 forall pipes, obtain the 74, rate of flow in pipeline 1,in m*3/sec; ois c. 0439 0403 D, O15 7. rate of flow inplpeine 2, in 93/30 noise cote 8 0107 D. dase } 76, rate oflowin pieline 3, 3/30; 68, A rectangular footing/45 m2 m caries an eseentricload P| ”” ita cove actingatd,=1.51,d:=0.60m.Whatistheareastilincontact | 04 D. 003, wth the soi ne Reasmea © 54m B orm D, dm*2 pez 2 in| l ies J . Pipe Diameter Length i 330mm 3400 Zz 275mm 1700 z 200 2100 69, Evaluate the plastic settlenient, in meter(s), on a layer of plastic clay due to an increase ofthe pressure caused by loads above it under the following conditions: Initial intergranular pressure = 220 kPa Increase in intergranular pressure = 120 kPa Thickness ofthe clay layer = 7.5 m Coefficient of consolidation = 0.315 Void ratio ofthe clay = 1.132 A 0210 © o21s B 0252 D. 0241 Situation 20 - A 1.502 ~ m main carrying 2.55 m“3/sec branches ata point J; two pipelines, one 300 m long 1.20 min diameter and one 1220 m long 0,60 m in diameter. Both pipes come together ata point 2 and continue as a single 1.502 m pipe as shown in FIGURE ~ HGE 22371210, Given that the friction Factor is 0.020, 0.022, and 0.024, respectively for the 1.502 ~ 1m, 1.20 ~ mand 0.60 - m pipes, compute the rate of flow, in page eee 77. the 1.20 m diameter pipeline; AATZ ©. 335 B 235, b. 42778, the 0.60 ~m diameter pipeline; A 0.81 ©. 0197 B 0351 D. 0232 79, Determine the velocity of the water, in m/sec, in the 0.60 - m diameter pipeline. A. 0.082 c. 0.091 B 0.075, D. 0.697 Pipe PREA PIPEA — a Prez ——y Situation 21 - In accordance with the Bousinesq theory, the vertical stress ata point helow the center ofa flexible circular area in a semi-infinite, homogenous, isotropic soil mass due to a uniform load is given by the expression p=q(1-1/N) Where = [1+ (1/2215 {= uniform load per unit area at the base ofthe footing r= radius of point ofthe circular area z= depth of point below the center ofthe circular loaded area 80. Evaluate the bearing pressure, in kPa, exerted by the footing ‘onto the supporting soll by a 4 - m diameter circular footing thats transmitting a column load of 1500 kN. A779 c. 110 B 119 D. 99.5 81, Evaluate the vertical stress, in kPa, at a depth of 6 meters below the center of the footing. A255 C. 125 B 22.6 D. 19.6 82, How deep, in meters, below the Footing would the pressure be redluced to 1/10 of the pressure at the base of the footing? A BAL . 9.01 B 695 1 742 Situation 22 - The resultof a consolidated drained triaxial shear test conducted on a consolidated clay are as follows: Chamber confining pressure = 240 kPa; Deviator stress at failure = 450 kPa. 83, Evaluate the angle of friction ofthe soil sample in degrees. A168 ©. 274 B24 D. 289 84, Evaluate the shear stress on the failure plane, in kPa A345 ©. 242 B 197 1. 195 85, Evaluate the normal stress on the plane of maximum shear, in KPa, A398 B 550 465 D. 345; Situation 23 ~ In accordance with the Boussinesq theory, the stressat depth Z,a semi infinite, homogeneous, isotropic soil ‘mass below the corner of flexible area B x Lin plan due to a uniform load “q” per unit area may be estimated from the expression P= ql. The value of l= may be obtained from the table attached, Asquare footing 5 mona side transmits a load of 2.7 MN onto the soil where a layer of clay is formed ata depth of 8 m to 12 m below the base of the footing 86, Determine the pressure exerted by the footing onto the surface. ‘A. 168.75 kPa B 108 kPa . 800 kPa: D. 300KkPa £87, Estimate the stress in kPa, below the center of the footing the load at the mid — height of the clay layer in accordance with Boussinesq theory. A. 57.6 kPa ©. 12.15 kPa B, 21.6 kPa D. 7.78 kPa 88, Ifthe stress induced on the underlying soll formation is just to spread on an angle of 2 vertical to 1 horizontal, evaluate the Stress atthe mic ~ height of the clay below the center ofthe footing wth this assumption, 1398 KPa , 15.98 kPa B izkpa D. 42.60 + alalaletelalslelelelala|s{elalalala BEEEEEEBEEEEREEEEEE -|2{a}g]a|2|3]s]s|3]3]3)s1al3|3|a|3i8 BEEEEEEBEEEEREEEE EE 3/8} 8)8) 3]2|3)5)2|2/3)5)S|ala\s|aiala ~/5/ 518131313) 3)3)2)8 5 /sslseltals ajalals|siz|e|elelslalalalsialalalala 3/5/2131 313|3]3)3\5\s\e15 slsisiala|a |S) Si Seis eg) geri Sy asarggi 5 + |S{S|SSIS S| SHIM Se gag 3} 5) 8)5|8) 3) 5] 3] 53] ||] 5|5|5|3|5) 3/3 3/53/38) 8/313) 5)3)3)3) 3/3 s1s|5|515|5 BEEEEBERREEEREEEEEE 2) 5/5815) 3/8) 3)3)2)5)3 5 sea aas BEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE 2/88/13) 3) 8)5)5)5)3/8 sss ea8 BEEEEEEREEEEEEEEEEEE alalelatalalalatalstaletalatatalatals 13/3) 8)5)3|3|5)5)5|3|5|5)/5|3|3|3 = » ]a]3/3]3/3]3/3]3]3|-|x)2]-/2]-|-|2]0Situation 24 - An infinite slope of granular soll has a slope of 32°, ‘The saturated unit weight of sand is 215 kN/m® and the effective friction angle is 35°. The sand has a depth of Sm over sledge rock. Depth of sand is measured vertically. 89, Compute the factor of safety of the infinite slope without seepage. A132 c 14d B LIZ D. 192 90, Compute the factor of safety ofthe infinite slope of sand layer ‘when subjected to partial seepage parallel to the slope with water ata vertical depth of h = 3m above the sledge rock. A104 c. 140 B O81 D. 096 91. Compute the factor of safety of the infinite slope if it is subjected to a full seepage parallel tothe slope. A078 C. O61 B O72 D. 1.05