Eurocode 7 and Slope Design - Decoding the Eurocodes
Eurocode 7 and Slope Design Summary of key points 1 • Unless the ‘Single Source Principle’ is invoked, Eurocode 7 requires different partial factors to be applied to unfavourable and favourable actions, which is not possible with typical limit equilibrium slope stability calculations • For Design Approach 1, Combination 2
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