Geotechnical Analyses Sample Clauses

Geotechnical Analyses. Consultant shall perform engineering analyses to develop geotechnical conclusions and recommendations for the widened berm alternative. Analyses would be limited to one berm configuration (berm width and slope inclination). Settlement analyses will be performed to estimate the magnitude of settlement that may occur following construction of the flood protection alternative and overbuild heights required. Seepage and stability analyses will be performed for the selected flood protection alternative at up to four cross-sections along the proposed alignment. For each cross-section location, seepage and stability analyses will be performed for one geometry/configuration for the widened berm with the berm crest at Elevation 9.5 feet using two design water surface elevations (Elevation 8.5 feet and Physical Top of Levee), and for one geometry/configuration for the widened berm with the berm crest at Elevation 12.5 feet using two design water surface elevations (Elevation 11.5 feet and Physical Top of Levee) for the following conditions: • Stability at the end of berm construction. • Landside (side facing treatment plant) seepage and stability under steady-state seepage conditions at the design water surface elevation. • Stability under rapid drawdown loading conditions (when water is lowered rapidly). • Stability under seismic loading (from ground shaking). This scope and fee do not include a detailed evaluation of liquefaction potential nor the development and implementation of liquefaction mitigation measures, such as soil improvement. Should such conditions be encountered, the City would need to weigh the cost and benefit of liquefaction mitigation measures versus the risks. This issue will need to be addressed under a contract modification if it arises.
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Geotechnical Analyses. Consultant will complete analysis and provide design parameters. The engineering evaluation and analyses must be performed in accordance with the most current ODOT Geotechnical Design Manual (GDM) and AASHTO LRFD Bridge Design Specifications. Consultant shall: ▪ Provide geotechnical subsurface conditions and construction considerations for trenchless construction; and ▪ Develop soil engineering parameters for jacking and receiving pits for contractor design.
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Geotechnical Analyses. The primary tasks associated with the geotechnical analyses will be evaluation of foundation conditions, development of foundation recommendations, development of code-based seismic ground response spectral accelerations, and evaluation of lateral earth pressures. Geotechnical analyses for the potential storage vessels will include assessment of a thickened reinforced concrete foundation mass and deep foundation alternatives for support of vertical loads and resistance to overturning moments under seismic loading. Relative costs for each of these alternatives will be considered and preliminary design recommendations for size, type, depth, and estimated axial, lateral, and uplift capacity will be developed. The preliminary design will be further developed during final design when structural load requirements are further identified.
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