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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ส.ค. 2024
- Team Kestava! We are approaching 1000 subscribers! Today we are helping a fellow teammate that has an interview at a company specializing in retaining walls. Sooooooo
today we a small example on how to design a retaining wall by hand. the best part - it is also a civil PE exam prep question. this one covers all the bases. in this video we have a gravity wall design, we talk active earth pressure, at rest earth pressure, and passive earth pressure.
As always test run today's video 👉 13:05
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Thanks for explaining the difference between active, passive and at-rest soil forces.
Your videos are amazing and I am watching them as took my concrete and timber classes. Please me some excel based problems and how to set up the excel spreadsheet. thank you!
Hey Rich good job yet again! If ever you have time perhaps you could do a design of retaining wall but also specify the rebar based on the moment and shear that it experiences from the retained soil. Cheers! Your videos are awesome and thanks for those!
17:07 thats quick math!
Good job Rich
I understand that the square might be inconvenient but isn’t placing it after the bracket implying that you’re going to take a tan of (45-theta/2)^2? You should’ve taken the whole equation in brackets and squared it. (Tan(45-theta/2))^2
Does river water exert passive pressure on retaining wall constructed along the banks of river
if the wall is retaining the river water than it would be considered hydrostatic pressures.
anyone who points out the blooper ill pin to the top of the comments section!
cool! great video and no indian accent hahaha
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Awesome video as always, just wondering which are the classes should I pay attention for the eit or the pe exam ? I know I have a long way to go, but I think it’s better to come prepared. Thank you.
Jv are you asking which classes should you take in school to best prep for the exams?
Oh since there’s so many subjects such as fluid mechanics, materials, statics, dynamics and more. I was wondering which I should master by heart to be fully ready for the exam. Thanks.
@@jvcastillo7646 All of them for the F.E. If you are still in undergrad, make sure you understand them all or at least the basics.
where can I find the video of the "full length retaining wall design" you mention at 1:15 ? I need to design a retaining wall for my senior project and need a reference. Great video btw!
look back in my videos and youll see a 3 part series on a full retaining wall design!
Hi Carlos did you happen find the video ...I am having trouble finding it myself.
Can you please help with a Cantilever Retaining Wall Design ? Please i need it for my project .... Thank you in anticipation
videos are up and will be releasing the concrete design portion soon!
what would you do if the top of the wall wasnt 0plf?
Hi Chris. If you were designing by hand you would have to split the force into a rectangular component and a triangular component and find each components contributing shear and moment on the retaining wall. rectangle would just be at the mid height of rectangle but triangle would be 1/3 from base. hope this helps and great questions!
@@Kestava_Engineering you make it seem so simple the way you describe things! Thank you so much, you’re a phenomenal tutor!
Any chance you could assist on a real life problem for me regarding a retaining wall?
shoot me an email and lets discuss what you may need!
@@Kestava_Engineering what’s your email
kestavallc@gmail.com
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