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Fig. 67.
does not represent the conditions which actually exist under these circumstances.
Scheffler's Theory.
The researches of Dr. Schefner tend to show that the direction of the thrust of a bank of retained earth is parallel to its angle of repose in all cases, and although this theory is not yet conclusively proved, yet it is now generally accepted. The value of the earth thrust T at the back of a retaining wall is therefore obtained by multiplying the total horizontal earth pressure P by t...he secant of the angle of repose, so that T = P sec 9 c T y\ n 3 Fig. 68.
Fig. 69.
86 RETAINING WALLS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fig. 67.
does not represent the conditions which actually exist under these circumstances.
Scheffler's Theory.
The researches of Dr. Schefner tend to show that the direction of the thrust of a bank of retained earth is parallel to its angle of repose in all cases, and although this theory is not yet conclusively proved, yet it is now generally accepted. The value of the earth thrust T at the back of a retaining wall is therefore obtained by multiplying the total horizontal earth pressure P by t...he secant of the angle of repose, so that T = P sec 9 c T y\ n 3 Fig. 68.
Fig. 69.
86 RETAINING WALLS.
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