Stability of Sheetpile Wall : Toe Stability

In sheetpile design, the stability at base (Toe stability) must be assured to be larger than a specified safety factor (FS), normally 2.0.
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In sheetpile design, the stability at base (Toe stability) must be assured to be larger than a specified safete factor (FS), normally 2.0. The toe failure will cause the sheetpile wall to rotate about point O as shown in Fig. 1. When embedded in clay, the toe resistance is contributed only by undrained shear strength of clay. The failure surface can be approximated as a circle. It's assumed that the shear strength of soil is constant along the failure surface.

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Adisorn Owatsiriwong (2024). Stability of Sheetpile Wall : Toe Stability (https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/160656-stability-of-sheetpile-wall-toe-stability), MATLAB Central File Exchange. Retrieved .

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1.2.0

Add some comments about vertical failure plane

1.1.0

correct a typo

1.0.0