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Draw a typical bore hole and what is the importance of bore hole in geotechnical engineering
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Calculate the percentage decrease to be expected in the unit volume of clay when its moisture content is reduced by evaporation to 16.4%.
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If $W_{L}$=51%, $W_{p}$=32% $W_{s}$=19% Soil specimen shrinks from volume 42.5 cc at $w_{L}$ to 26.8 cc of shrinkage limit.Determine gravity
geotechnical engineering updated 5.5 years ago by teamques10 ★ 69k
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Define the Following
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Soil sample with gravity 2.67 filled in 1000 ml container 100 set state,dry weight of sample found 1475 gm was filled dense state weight found to 1770gm. Void ratio soil natural 0.631.DeterminG=2.67
geotechnical engineering updated 5.5 years ago by teamques10 ★ 69k
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Difference between specific Gravity of solids(G) and specific gravity of soil
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Soil investigation,Roorkee by sand replacement method weight excavated soil=761.25gm weight of sand+cylinder=10500 weight of sand+cylinder after pouring 9450g,calculate the insitu unit weight of soil
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Soil, $2000m^{3}$ in volume is excavated from borrow pit where natural water content 15% and unit weight $17kN/m^{3}$.The soil used an embankment compacted at porosity of 30% what is volume wmpact
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A natural soil deposits has bulk unit weight $(\ast 4)$ 10m $1844 kn/m^{2}$ & water content 5%. calculate amount of water added to $1m^{3}$ soil raise water content 15%.What is degree of saturation?
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Derive the relationships between Density index or Relative density, Rd
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Define the Following
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Explain role of Geo technical Engineer in civil Engineering Practices
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Explain various suitable field tests that are conducted during soil exploration at a site having sandy starter
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Write a note on users of particle size distribution curve.
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The following observations were made in a standard Practor's Test. Draw the dry density unit weight versus water content graph
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Draw dry density moisture content curve and find out the MOD OMC tested in standard Practor Test.
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Define (i) Relative Compaction (ii) Placement water content. Also enlist the factors effecting compaction.
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Differentiate between Compaction and Consolidation.
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A layer of sand 8 m thick lies over the layer of clay. The water table is at a depth of 1 m below ground surface, above the water table , the band is saturated with capillary moisture.
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A sand stratum is 10 m thick. The water table is 2 m below ground level. The unit weight of layer above and below water table are
geotechnical engineering updated 3.0 years ago by Chandan15 • 300
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In a site reclamation project 2.5 m of graded fill with V=22k N/m3 were laid in compacted layers over an existing layer of the silty clay with
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Laboratory tests on a soil obtained from foundation site having mass sieved 200g.
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500 gm of dry soil was subjected to a sieve analysis. The weight of soil retained on each sieve is as follows as:-
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A saturated soil sample has a liquid limit of 20% and plastic limit 12%. The following data are also available from sieve analysis.
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Define stokes law, Explain briefly about wet analysis.
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