Retaining Walls: Design and Stability

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Explores the design and analysis of retaining structures, lateral earth pressure, and unsaturated soils.

Explains the Rankine method for calculating soil pressures in geotechnical engineering.

Explores the design and construction of embankment dams, emphasizing geotechnical considerations, site selection criteria, and dam behavior.

Explores deep excavations in soft ground, covering stability, embankment excavations, and soil cohesion.

Covers the structural analysis of bridge design, focusing on self-weight, moment, compressive force, and interaction diagrams in reinforced concrete.

Explores the drainage of a thin liquid film in a cylindrical cavity.

Explores the design and functionality of architectural openings, emphasizing natural light control and material considerations.

Covers the organization and types of mechanical tests in soil mechanics, including laboratory and in situ tests.

Explores soil physical properties, types, and classifications, emphasizing porosity and drainage.

Explores pile groups' bearing capacity in various soils and their design considerations.