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Mohamed AL-Habib (ID: 200900638) Omar G. Abdullah (ID: 201200201) Spring 2015/2016 ASSE 4311: Learning Outcome Assessment III/Civil Engineering Progress Presentation Geotechnical Design of a Star Flyer Tower (Six Flags) Projected Nearby a Slope Mohamed AL-Habib (ID: 200900638) Omar G. Abdullah (ID: 201200201) 1

Outline Objectives Architectural Planes Geotechnical Design - Foundation System - Slope Stability Analysis - Pavement Design Prototype Conclusion

Objectives The objectives of this project are summarized as follow: Collecting Data/information about Six Flags and Star Flyers. Searching/Selecting of the appropriate emplacement of the Star Flyer in Al-Khobar. Preliminary computation of the different applied forces and moments on the Star Flyer Tower. Geotechnical design of the appropriate foundation systems for the Star Flyer Tower. Slope stability analysis by hand calculations. Pavement design of prototype section of the access road. Development of a prototype.

Architectural Planes

Architectural Planes

Architectural Planes

Architectural Planes

Geotechnical Design Slope Stability Analysis Pavement design Foundation system

Slope Stability (Case 1) 45 m 45 m Slope Stability (1)

Slope Stability (Case 1)

Slope Stability (case 2) 45m Slope Stability (2)

Slope Stability (case 2)

Slope Stability (Case 3) 45m Slope Stability (3)

Slope Stability (case 3)

Remedial Measures for Slope

Pavement Design Asphalt Concrete (AC): MR= 400,000 psi Base Material: CBR = 60 Sub-base Material: MR= 15,000 CBR= 30 Subgrade: MR= 4000 psi

Pavement Design

Pavement Design

Pavement Design

Pavement Design

Pavement Design

Raft Foundation FV (down) FV (up) FH 1- Dimensions: Diameter = 10.0 m Thickness = 3.0 m 2- Calculation of Loads and Moments: q kN or kN.m Description FV (down) 574.8 Structure Weight FV (up) 124.4 Up-lift force FH 865.2 Wind force M 16483 KN.m Moment due to wind

Raft Foundation qult. qall 3- Verification of Bearing Capacity (Mayerhoff): q kPa Verification Condition qult. 1431.49 qall 477.10 qmax 99.70 qmax < qall. Verified qmin -98.08 qmin < 0 Not verified

Raft Foundation max all max > all. 4- Verification of Settlement (Schmertmann):  mm Verification Condition max 151.8 all 40 max > all. Not verified

Piled Foundation Diwidag Pile

Piled Foundation 1.Bearing Capacity

Piled Foundation 2. Carrying Capacity

Piled Foundation 21 mm < 25 mm Verified Diameter (m) 0.325 0.4 0.5 Results of The Bearing Capacity of Piles Diameter (m) 0.325 0.4 0.5 0.6 Qall(b) (kN) 550.05702 800.03553 1222.5671 1734.108 Results of The Carrying Capacity of Piles Diameter (m) 0.325 0.4 0.5 0.6 Qall(c) (kN) 411.7982 590.602 895.3275 1262.883 Elastic Settlement In The Soil Diameter (m) 0.325 0.4 0.5 0.6 Settlement (m) 0.032 0.021 0.013 0.009 21 mm < 25 mm Verified

Horizontal Sliding of The Tower Verification of Ground Passive Pressure: R1 : Passive Pressure on the ground of the raft foundation R2 : Passive Pressure on the ground of the piles foundations FH = Wind Force R1 = 199.4 kN R2 = 1474.41 kN FH = 862.2 kN Rtotal = R1+R2 = 199.4+1474.41 = 1673.81 kN Therefore, Rtotal > FH (Verified)

Prototype

Conclusion A Star Flyer Tower was developed and designed in a site situated nearby a slope of granular soils. The site of the project extends over an area of about 70000 m2 and located near Cornish at Al-Khobar (Saudi Arabia). A prototype of the Star Flyer Tower was developed. The prototype shows the different components of the Tower, the slope nearby, and the paved road.

Conclusion A geotechnical design was performed in order to select the appropriate foundation system for the tower. Two combined types of foundation system were adopted for this project, including raft and piled foundations bored and anchored in the rock.

Conclusion A hand calculation and analysis was conducted to investigated the stability of the granular slope. Furthermore, a remedial measure was suggested to overcome the problem of the slope instability. The local paved access road was designed using the AASHTO method.

Thank You….. Any Questions?