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The Delft Sand, Clay & Rock Cutting Model, 2019a

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Basic Soil Mechanics.<br />

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Friction angle versus SPT value.<br />

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Angle of internal friction in degrees<br />

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0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100<br />

SPT value in blows/305 mm<br />

Original Fitting Fitting+3 Fitting-3<br />

Figure 2-23: Friction angle versus SPT value (Miedema (1995).<br />

With the aim of curve-fitting, the relation between the SPT value reduced to 10 m water depth and the angle of<br />

internal friction can be summarized to:<br />

0.01753 SPT<br />

51.5 25.9 e 10<br />

(2-25)<br />

2.4.6. <strong>The</strong> Angle of External Friction.<br />

<strong>The</strong> external friction angle, , or friction between a soil medium and a material such as the composition from a<br />

retaining wall or pile may be expressed in degrees as the following:<br />

Table 2-10: External friction angle φ values.<br />

20º steel piles (NAVFAC)<br />

0.67·φ-0.83·φ<br />

USACE<br />

20º steel (Broms)<br />

3/4·φ<br />

concrete (Broms)<br />

2/3·φ<br />

timber (Broms)<br />

2/3·φ<br />

Lindeburg<br />

2/3·φ<br />

for concrete walls (Coulomb)<br />

<strong>The</strong> external friction angle can be estimated as 1/3·φ for smooth retaining walls like sheet piles or concrete surfaces<br />

against timber formwork, or as 1/2·φ to 2/3·φ for rough surfaces. In the absence of detailed information the<br />

assumption of 2/3·φ is commonly made.<br />

Copyright © Dr.ir. S.A. Miedema TOC Page 31 of 454

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