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Stevin Mk3

Stevin Mk3

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Overview: The document provides technical specifications and guidelines for the Stevin Mk3 anchor, focusing on its Ultimate Holding Capacity (UHC) in various soil types.
Specifications: The Stevin Mk3 is designed for different soil conditions, including very soft clay, medium clay, and sand/hard clay. The UHC is calculated using the formula UHC = A*(W)0.92, where A is a parameter ranging from 16 to 31, depending on soil, anchor, and anchor line.
Soil Types and Design Lines:
  • Very Soft Clay: Suitable for soils like very soft clays and loose silts, characterized by an undrained shear strength of 4 kPa at the surface, increasing by 1.5 kPa per meter depth. The optimal fluke/shank angle is 50°.
  • Sand and Hard Clay: Applicable for medium dense sands and stiff to hard clays, with an optimal fluke/shank angle of 32°.
  • Medium Clay: Includes soils like silt and firm to stiff clays, also requiring a fluke/shank angle of 32° for optimal performance.
Ultimate Holding Capacity (UHC): The UHC prediction lines are based on the equation provided, which helps determine the anchor's holding capacity in tonnes.
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Stevin Mk3 Stevin Mk3 UHC chart Ultimate Holding Capacity The prediction lines above represent the equation UHC= A*(W)0.92 with UHC as the Ultimate Holding Capacity in tonnes and A a parameter depending on soil, anchor and anchor line with values between 16 and 31. y typical Ultimate Holding Capacity (UHC) in t The Stevin Mk3 design line very soft clay represents soils such as very soft clays (mud), and loose and weak silts. The line is applicable in soil that can be described by an undrained shear strength of 4 kPa at the surface increasing by 1.5 kPa per meter depth or in the equation Su = 4+1.5*z. with Su in kPa and z being the depth in meters below seabed. In very soft soils the optimum fluke/shank angle is typically 50 deg. The design line sand represents competent soils, such as medium dense sands and stiff to hard clays and is based on a silica sand of medium density. In sand and hard clay the optimal fluke/shank angle is 32°. The medium clay design line represents soils such as silt and firm to stiff clays. The fluke/shank angle should be set at 32° for optimal performance.

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