geogrid bond length
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GEOGRID BOND LENGTH
By Date
14.12.01
Checked Date
References
References/ Results
HA 68/94: Design Methods for the Reinforcement of Highway Slopes by Reinforced SoilTable 1, Tensar
1. Reinforcement Rupture Strength56.32 kN/m 40RE
1.06 Gravel and crushed rock <125mm, Table 2a Tensar1.00 Section 3.6 Tensar1.26 Section 3.6 Tensar
= 42.17 kN/mMaximum tensile force that can be sustained in the long term by geogrid
2. Pull Out Resistance
Design soil parameters = 38.00.0 kPa
Factor of Safety = 1.5= 27.5= 0.0 kPa
0.521
0.9= 1.8
20.09.8
H= 2.9 m1.9 m
Depth to water table = 1.0 m
Height, H
Results
Average depth of tensar layer, from upper to lower layer, see enclosed sketchOverburden above tensar grid
42.17 kN/m
For Tensar grid 40RE
Grid 1 1.70 27.1 1.66Grid 2 2.00 30.2 1.49Grid 3 2.30 33.2 1.35 Grid 1 1.66Grid 4 2.60 36.3 1.24 Grid 2 1.49
Grid 3 1.35Design bond length is length of geogrid required to fully mobilise strength. Grid 4 1.24
Tensar: The Design of Reinforced Soil Structures using Tensar Geogrid, March 1996 for partial factors
Mechanical damage factor during installation
Pc = Creep Limited Strength at 10oC for
fd =
fe = Environmental factor,
chemical & biological effects
fm =
Pdes
= Pc/ (f
d.f
e.f
m)
Factor to cover variabilities and uncertainties in strength
Pdes
= p. L
e.('
n tan'
des +c'
des)
'crit
= o
c'crit
=
f'des
= tan-1(tan'crit
/FoS) o
c'des
= c'crit
/FoStan'
des =
Le = Minimum length of geogrid beyond slip surface to mobilise full strength of Tensar,
Pdes
. This is confirmed by Slope/W
Le = P
des /(
p.('
n tan'
des +c'
des))
Wherep = 2.
=
Coefficient of interaction, P13 Tensar
soil = kN/m3
water
= kN/m3Density of embankment soil
Hw =
:. For use in Slope/W anchor load =h
x =
hx, m
x, kN/m3 L
e, m
Minimum length of tensar beyond slip to mobilise full design strength of tensar
Minimum length for full bond
Grid 1
Grid 2
Grid 3
h1
WT
h2
h3
Slip Surface
Height of water table, H
w