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Which one of the following statements regarding coefficient of consolidation Cv is correct? |
Answer» Which one of the following statements regarding coefficient of consolidation Cv is correct? |
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In an unconfined compression test on stiff clay, if the failure plane made an angle of 52o to the horizontal, what would be the angle of shearing resistance? |
Answer» In an unconfined compression test on stiff clay, if the failure plane made an angle of 52o to the horizontal, what would be the angle of shearing resistance? |
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Which one of the following pairs of parameters and expression is NOT correctly matched? |
Answer» Which one of the following pairs of parameters and expression is NOT correctly matched? |
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The flow net constructed for a dam is shown in the figure below. Taking coefficient of permeability as 3.8×10−6 m/s, the quantity of flow (in cm3/sec) under the dam per m is7.182 |
Answer» The flow net constructed for a dam is shown in the figure below. Taking coefficient of permeability as 3.8×10−6 m/s, the quantity of flow (in cm3/sec) under the dam per m is
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In a compaction test, G, w, S and e represent the specific gravity, water content, degree of saturation and void ratio of the soil sample, respectively. If γw represents the unit weight of water and γd represents the dry unit weight of the soil, the equation for zero air voids line is |
Answer» In a compaction test, G, w, S and e represent the specific gravity, water content, degree of saturation and void ratio of the soil sample, respectively. If γw represents the unit weight of water and γd represents the dry unit weight of the soil, the equation for zero air voids line is |
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In a direct shear test, the shear stress and normal stress on a dry sand sample at failure are 0.6 kg/cm2 and 1 kg/cm2 respectively. The angle of internal friction of the sand will be nearly. |
Answer» In a direct shear test, the shear stress and normal stress on a dry sand sample at failure are 0.6 kg/cm2 and 1 kg/cm2 respectively. The angle of internal friction of the sand will be nearly. |
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When an unconfined compression test is conducted on a cylinder of soil, it fails under axial stress of 1.2kg/cm2. The failure plane makes an angle of 50∘ with the horizontal. Determine the cohesion of the soil0.503 |
Answer» When an unconfined compression test is conducted on a cylinder of soil, it fails under axial stress of 1.2kg/cm2. The failure plane makes an angle of 50∘ with the horizontal. Determine the cohesion of the soil
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The total horizontal and Vertical stresses at a point X in a saturated sandy medium are 170 kPa and 300 kPa, respectively. The static pore- water pressure is 30 kPa. At failure, the excess pore-water pressure is measured to be 94.50 kPa and the shear stresses on the vertical and horizontal planes passing through the point X and zero. Effective cohesion is 0 kPa and effective angle of internal friction is 36∘. The shear strength (kPa, up to two decimal places) at point X is 52.52 |
Answer» The total horizontal and Vertical stresses at a point X in a saturated sandy medium are 170 kPa and 300 kPa, respectively. The static pore- water pressure is 30 kPa. At failure, the excess pore-water pressure is measured to be 94.50 kPa and the shear stresses on the vertical and horizontal planes passing through the point X and zero. Effective cohesion is 0 kPa and effective angle of internal friction is 36∘. The shear strength (kPa, up to two decimal places) at point X is
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At a site where sand deposit extends to a great depth, the ground water table is lowered from 2 m below G.L to 3 m below the G.L. The increase in effective stress is(γd=16 kN/m3 and γ′=10 kN/m3) |
Answer» At a site where sand deposit extends to a great depth, the ground water table is lowered from 2 m below G.L to 3 m below the G.L. The increase in effective stress is |
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Match List-I (Investigator) with List-II (Equation) and select the correct answer using the codes given below the lists: List - IList - IIA. Skempton1. v=kiB. Coulomb2. σ1=σ−uC. Stokes3. v=D2(γs−γw)18ηD. Terzaghi4. s=c+σ tan Φ 5. u=B[σ3+A(σ1−σ3)]CodesA B C D |
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Answer» Match List-I (Investigator) with List-II (Equation) and select the correct answer using the codes given below the lists:
Codes A B C D |
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A homogeneous earth dam is 43 m high with 3 m as free board and a 30 m long horizontal filter at the downstream end. The flownet drawn in the dam section consists of 5 flow channels and 15 potential drops. If the dam is 500 m long and the permeability of the material of the dam is uniformly 3×10−3 m/s, the total discharge permeating through the body of the dam will be |
Answer» A homogeneous earth dam is 43 m high with 3 m as free board and a 30 m long horizontal filter at the downstream end. The flownet drawn in the dam section consists of 5 flow channels and 15 potential drops. If the dam is 500 m long and the permeability of the material of the dam is uniformly 3×10−3 m/s, the total discharge permeating through the body of the dam will be |
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In a triaxial compression test, the major principal stress was 90 kPa and the minor principal stress was 30 kPa, at failure. The pore pressure at failure was observed to be 10 kPa. The tangent of the angle of shearing resistance of the sandy soil that was tested was |
Answer» In a triaxial compression test, the major principal stress was 90 kPa and the minor principal stress was 30 kPa, at failure. The pore pressure at failure was observed to be 10 kPa. The tangent of the angle of shearing resistance of the sandy soil that was tested was |
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Constant head permeability tests were performed on two soil specimens, S1 and S2. The ratio of height of the two (LS1:LS2) is 1.5, the ratio of the diameter of specimens (DS1:DS2) is 0.5, and the ratio of the constant head (hS1:hS2) applied on the specimens is 2.0. If the discharge from both the specimens is equal, the ratio of the permeability of the soil specimens (kS1:kS2) is 3 |
Answer» Constant head permeability tests were performed on two soil specimens, S1 and S2. The ratio of height of the two (LS1:LS2) is 1.5, the ratio of the diameter of specimens (DS1:DS2) is 0.5, and the ratio of the constant head (hS1:hS2) applied on the specimens is 2.0. If the discharge from both the specimens is equal, the ratio of the permeability of the soil specimens (kS1:kS2) is
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Consolidation test was conducted on two soils A and B respectively. The soil A is 1.5 times more compressible than soil B. The thickness of A was 2 times that of B. If the time required for 50% consolidation was three times longer for soil A than for soil B, the ratio of coefficient of permeability of A to that of B is ? |
Answer» Consolidation test was conducted on two soils A and B respectively. The soil A is 1.5 times more compressible than soil B. The thickness of A was 2 times that of B. If the time required for 50% consolidation was three times longer for soil A than for soil B, the ratio of coefficient of permeability of A to that of B is ? |
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A certain soil has the following properties, Gs=2.71,n=40% and w=20% .The degree of saturation of the soil rounded off to the nearest percentage is _______ .81 |
Answer» A certain soil has the following properties, Gs=2.71,n=40% and w=20% .The degree of saturation of the soil rounded off to the nearest percentage is _______ .
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At a point through cross section in a mass of saturated and homogenous soil, seeping water follows a path inclined at 10∘ below to the horizontal. The hydraulic gradient is 0.5, void ratio and specific gravity of grains are 0.9 and 2.75 respectively. The resultant body force per unit volume of cylinder soil element is (γw=10kN/m3) |
Answer» At a point through cross section in a mass of saturated and homogenous soil, seeping water follows a path inclined at 10∘ below to the horizontal. The hydraulic gradient is 0.5, void ratio and specific gravity of grains are 0.9 and 2.75 respectively. The resultant body force per unit volume of cylinder soil element is (γw=10kN/m3) |
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A 10 m thick clay layer is resting over a 3 m thick sand layer and is submerged. A fill of 2 m thick sand with unit weight of 20kN/m3 is placed above the clay layer to accelerate the rate of consolidation of the clay layer. Coefficient of consolidation of clay is 9×10−2m2/year and coefficient of volume compressibility of clay is 2.2×10−4m2/kN. Assume Taylor's relations between time factor and average degree of consolidation.The settlement (in mm, round off to two decimal places) of the clay layer, 10 years after the construction of the fill, is 18.83 |
Answer» A 10 m thick clay layer is resting over a 3 m thick sand layer and is submerged. A fill of 2 m thick sand with unit weight of 20kN/m3 is placed above the clay layer to accelerate the rate of consolidation of the clay layer. Coefficient of consolidation of clay is 9×10−2m2/year and coefficient of volume compressibility of clay is 2.2×10−4m2/kN. Assume Taylor's relations between time factor and average degree of consolidation.![]() The settlement (in mm, round off to two decimal places) of the clay layer, 10 years after the construction of the fill, is
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In an undrained triaxial test on a saturated clay, the Poisson's ratio is |
Answer» In an undrained triaxial test on a saturated clay, the Poisson's ratio is |
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A 1.25 m layer of soil (n = 0.35, G = 2.65) is subjected to an upward seepage head of 1.85 m. What depth of coarse sand would be required above the existing soil to provide a factor of safety of 2 against piping? Assume that coarse sand has the same porosity and specific gravity as the soil and that there is negligible head loss in sand Take γw=9.81 kN/m3. 2.2 |
Answer» A 1.25 m layer of soil (n = 0.35, G = 2.65) is subjected to an upward seepage head of 1.85 m. What depth of coarse sand would be required above the existing soil to provide a factor of safety of 2 against piping? Assume that coarse sand has the same porosity and specific gravity as the soil and that there is negligible head loss in sand Take γw=9.81 kN/m3.
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Water is flowing at a steady rate through a homogeneous and saturated horizontal soil strip of 10 m length. The strip is being subjected to a constant water head of 5 m at the beginning and 1 m at the end. If the governing equation of flow in the soil is d2H/dx2=0 (x = distance along the soil strip) value of H (in m) at the middle of the strip is 3 |
Answer» Water is flowing at a steady rate through a homogeneous and saturated horizontal soil strip of 10 m length. The strip is being subjected to a constant water head of 5 m at the beginning and 1 m at the end. If the governing equation of flow in the soil is d2H/dx2=0 (x = distance along the soil strip) value of H (in m) at the middle of the strip is
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In a triaxial test at failure, major principal stress was 180 kPa, minor principal stress was 100 kPa, and pore pressure was 20 kPa. The tangent of the angle of shearing resistance of the sandy soil tested is |
Answer» In a triaxial test at failure, major principal stress was 180 kPa, minor principal stress was 100 kPa, and pore pressure was 20 kPa. The tangent of the angle of shearing resistance of the sandy soil tested is |
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A clay soil specimen when tested in unconfined condition gave an unconfined compressive strength of 100 kN/m2. A specimen of the same clay with the same initial condition is subjected to a UU triaxial test under a cell pressure of 100 kN/m2. Axial stress (in kN/m2) at failure would be |
Answer» A clay soil specimen when tested in unconfined condition gave an unconfined compressive strength of 100 kN/m2. A specimen of the same clay with the same initial condition is subjected to a UU triaxial test under a cell pressure of 100 kN/m2. Axial stress (in kN/m2) at failure would be |
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A soil has discharge velocity of 5×10−7 m/s and a void ratio of 0.50. Its seepage velocity will be |
Answer» A soil has discharge velocity of 5×10−7 m/s and a void ratio of 0.50. Its seepage velocity will be |
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In a deposit of silt, the water table originally at a depth of 1 m below ground level was lowered to 3 m below ground level and got capillary saturated. The saturated unit weight of soil is 20kN/m3. The change in effective pressure at a depth of 2 m is (Assume γw=10kN/m3) |
Answer» In a deposit of silt, the water table originally at a depth of 1 m below ground level was lowered to 3 m below ground level and got capillary saturated. The saturated unit weight of soil is 20kN/m3. The change in effective pressure at a depth of 2 m is (Assume γw=10kN/m3) |
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An upward hydraulic gradient i of a certain magnitude will initiate the phenomenon of boiling in granular soils. The magnitude of this gradient is |
Answer» An upward hydraulic gradient i of a certain magnitude will initiate the phenomenon of boiling in granular soils. The magnitude of this gradient is |
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In a soil specimen, the total stress, effective stress, hydraulic gradient and critical hydraulic gradient are σ,σ′, i and ic respectively. For initiation of quick sand condition, which one of the following statement is TRUE? |
Answer» In a soil specimen, the total stress, effective stress, hydraulic gradient and critical hydraulic gradient are σ,σ′, i and ic respectively. For initiation of quick sand condition, which one of the following statement is TRUE? |
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A consolidation undrained (CU) triaxial compression test is conducted on a normally consolidated clay at a confining pressure of 100 kPa. The deviator stress at failure is 80 kPa, and the pore-water pressure measured at failure is 50 kPa. The effective angle of internal friction (in degrees, up to one decimal place) of the soil is 26.38 |
Answer» A consolidation undrained (CU) triaxial compression test is conducted on a normally consolidated clay at a confining pressure of 100 kPa. The deviator stress at failure is 80 kPa, and the pore-water pressure measured at failure is 50 kPa. The effective angle of internal friction (in degrees, up to one decimal place) of the soil is
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In a drained triaxial compression test, a saturated specimen of a cohesionless sand fails under a deviator stress of 3kgf/cm2 when the cell pressure is 1kgf/cm2. The effective angle of shearing resistance of sand is about |
Answer» In a drained triaxial compression test, a saturated specimen of a cohesionless sand fails under a deviator stress of 3kgf/cm2 when the cell pressure is 1kgf/cm2. The effective angle of shearing resistance of sand is about |
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Which one of the following phase diagrams represents a clay at its shrinkage limit? |
Answer» Which one of the following phase diagrams represents a clay at its shrinkage limit? |
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In the phase diagrams given the change due to initial state changing into final state is shown due to consolidation. Depth of soil layer undergoing consolidation is H, e0 is initial void ratio; ef is final void ratio; Δe is change in void ratio.Indicate which of the following expressions gives settlement of the layer |
Answer» In the phase diagrams given the change due to initial state changing into final state is shown due to consolidation. Depth of soil layer undergoing consolidation is H, e0 is initial void ratio; ef is final void ratio; Δe is change in void ratio. |
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Consider a two-dimensional flow through isotropic soil along x-direction and z-direction. If h is the hydraulic head, the Laplace's equation of continuity is expressed as |
Answer» Consider a two-dimensional flow through isotropic soil along x-direction and z-direction. If h is the hydraulic head, the Laplace's equation of continuity is expressed as |
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A saturated undisturbed sample from a clay strata has moisture content of 22.22% and specific weight of 2.7. Assuming γw=10kN/m3, the void ratio and the saturated unit weight of the clay, respectively are |
Answer» A saturated undisturbed sample from a clay strata has moisture content of 22.22% and specific weight of 2.7. Assuming γw=10kN/m3, the void ratio and the saturated unit weight of the clay, respectively are |
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A 20 m thick clay layer is sandwiched between a silty sand layer and a gravelly sand layer. The layer experiences 30 mm settlement in 2 years.Given :TV=⎧⎪⎪⎨⎪⎪⎩π4(U100)2 for U≤60∘/∘1.784−0.933 log10(100−U)U>60∘/∘Where TV is the time factor and U is the degree of consolidation in %If the coefficient of consolidation of the layer is 0.003 cm2/s, the deposit will experience a total of 50 mm settlement in the next _____ years.4.43 |
Answer» A 20 m thick clay layer is sandwiched between a silty sand layer and a gravelly sand layer. The layer experiences 30 mm settlement in 2 years. Given : TV=⎧⎪ ⎪⎨⎪ ⎪⎩π4(U100)2 for U≤60∘/∘1.784−0.933 log10(100−U)U>60∘/∘ Where TV is the time factor and U is the degree of consolidation in % If the coefficient of consolidation of the layer is 0.003 cm2/s, the deposit will experience a total of 50 mm settlement in the next _____ years.
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Construction of a new building founded on a clayey soil was completed in January 2010. In January 2014, the average consolidation settlement of the foundation in clay was recorded as 10 mm. The ultimate consolidation settlement was estimated in design as 40 mm. Considering double drainage to occur at the clayey soil site, the expected consolidation settlement in January 2019 (in mm, round off to the nearest integer) will be 15 |
Answer» Construction of a new building founded on a clayey soil was completed in January 2010. In January 2014, the average consolidation settlement of the foundation in clay was recorded as 10 mm. The ultimate consolidation settlement was estimated in design as 40 mm. Considering double drainage to occur at the clayey soil site, the expected consolidation settlement in January 2019 (in mm, round off to the nearest integer) will be
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A soil fails under an axial vertical stress of 100 kN/m2 in unconfined compression test. The failure plane makes an angle of 50° with the horizontal. The shear parameters ′c′ and ′Φ′ respectively will be |
Answer» A soil fails under an axial vertical stress of 100 kN/m2 in unconfined compression test. The failure plane makes an angle of 50° with the horizontal. The shear parameters ′c′ and ′Φ′ respectively will be |
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A 3m×3m square precast reinforced concrete segments to be installed by pushing them through an existing railway embankment for making an underpass as shown in the figure. A reaction arrangement using precast PCC blocks placed on the ground is to be made for the jacks.At each stage, the jacks are required to apply a force of 1875 kN to push the segment. The jacks will react against the rigid steel plate placed against the reaction arrangement. The footprint area of reaction arrangement on natural ground is 37.5m2. The unit weight of PCC block is 24 kN/m3. The properties of the natural ground are: c = 17 kPa; ϕ=25∘ and γ=18kN/m3 . Assuming that the reaction arrangement has rough interface and has the same properties that of soil, the factor of safety (round off to 1 decimal place) against shear failure is 2.0187 |
Answer» A 3m×3m square precast reinforced concrete segments to be installed by pushing them through an existing railway embankment for making an underpass as shown in the figure. A reaction arrangement using precast PCC blocks placed on the ground is to be made for the jacks.![]()
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A seepage flow condition is shown in the figure. The saturated unit weight of the soil γsat=18 kN/m3. Using unit weight of water, γw=9.81 kN/m3, the effective vertical stress (expressed in kN/m2) on plane X-X is 65.475 |
Answer» A seepage flow condition is shown in the figure. The saturated unit weight of the soil γsat=18 kN/m3. Using unit weight of water, γw=9.81 kN/m3, the effective vertical stress (expressed in kN/m2) on plane X-X is ![]()
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To make certain that the backfill material is more pervious than the soil to be drained, the relationship used is |
Answer» To make certain that the backfill material is more pervious than the soil to be drained, the relationship used is |
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A silty-clay deposit 4 m thick lies between two layers of sand as shown below. If the coefficient of permeability of clay is 1×10−6cm/sec then the seepage through the clay is |
Answer» A silty-clay deposit 4 m thick lies between two layers of sand as shown below. If the coefficient of permeability of clay is 1×10−6cm/sec then the seepage through the clay is |
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A deposit of fine sand has a porosity n and specific gravity of soil solids is G. The hydraulic gradient of the deposit to develop boiling condition of sand is given by |
Answer» A deposit of fine sand has a porosity n and specific gravity of soil solids is G. The hydraulic gradient of the deposit to develop boiling condition of sand is given by |
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A laboratory vane shear test apparatus is used to determine the shear strength of a clay sample and only one end of the vane takes part in shearing the soil. If T= applied torque, H= height of vane and D= diameter of the vane, then shear strength of the clay is given by |
Answer» A laboratory vane shear test apparatus is used to determine the shear strength of a clay sample and only one end of the vane takes part in shearing the soil. If T= applied torque, H= height of vane and D= diameter of the vane, then shear strength of the clay is given by |
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A river 5m deep consists of a sand bed with saturated unit weight of 20kN/m3, γw=9.81kN/m3. The effective vertical stress at 5 m from the top of sand bed is |
Answer» A river 5m deep consists of a sand bed with saturated unit weight of 20kN/m3, γw=9.81kN/m3. The effective vertical stress at 5 m from the top of sand bed is |
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The result of a ¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯CU test on a compacted soil are given below:Sample noσ3σ1−σ3U(kN/m2)(kN/m2)(kN/m2)170230−202350550+90The cohesion intercept in (in kN/m2) and the angle of shearing resistance (in degree) in terms of effective stresses respectively are |
Answer» The result of a ¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯CU test on a compacted soil are given below: |
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A water tank is to be constructed on the soil deposit shown in the figure below. A circular footing of diameter 3 m and depth of embankment 1 m has been designed to support the tank. The total vertical load to be taken by the footing is 1500 kN. Assume the unit weight of water as 10kN/m3 and the load dispersion pattern as 2V:1H. The expected settlement of the tank due to primary consolidation of the clay layer in _____ mm.53.236 |
Answer» A water tank is to be constructed on the soil deposit shown in the figure below. A circular footing of diameter 3 m and depth of embankment 1 m has been designed to support the tank. The total vertical load to be taken by the footing is 1500 kN. Assume the unit weight of water as 10kN/m3 and the load dispersion pattern as 2V:1H. The expected settlement of the tank due to primary consolidation of the clay layer in _____ mm.![]()
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In a shrinkage limit test, the volume and mass of a dry soil pit are found to be 50cm3 and 88 g respectively. The specific gravity of the soil solids is 2.71 and the density of water is 1 g/cc. The shrinkage limit (in % up to two decimal places) is 19.91 |
Answer» In a shrinkage limit test, the volume and mass of a dry soil pit are found to be 50cm3 and 88 g respectively. The specific gravity of the soil solids is 2.71 and the density of water is 1 g/cc. The shrinkage limit (in % up to two decimal places) is
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A homogeneous anisotropic earth dam which is 20 m high, is constructed on an impermeable foundation. The coefficients of permeability of the soil used for the construction of the dam, in the horizontal and vertical directions are 4.8 × 10−8m/s and 1.6 × 10−8m/s respectively. The water level on the reservoir side is at 18m from the base of the dam; downstream side is dry. It is seen that there are 4 flow channels and 18 equipotential drops in a square flow net drawn in the transformed dam section. The quantity of seepage per unit length is _____ × 10−8 m3/s/m through the dam.11.08 |
Answer» A homogeneous anisotropic earth dam which is 20 m high, is constructed on an impermeable foundation. The coefficients of permeability of the soil used for the construction of the dam, in the horizontal and vertical directions are 4.8 × 10−8m/s and 1.6 × 10−8m/s respectively. The water level on the reservoir side is at 18m from the base of the dam; downstream side is dry. It is seen that there are 4 flow channels and 18 equipotential drops in a square flow net drawn in the transformed dam section. The quantity of seepage per unit length is _____ × 10−8 m3/s/m through the dam.
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A one-dimensional consolidation test is carried out on a standard 19 mm thick clay sample. The oedometer's deflection gauge indicates a reading of 2.1 mm, just before removal of the load, without allowing any swelling. The void ratio is 0.62 at this stage. The initial void ratio (round off to two decimal places) of the standard specimen is 0.82 |
Answer» A one-dimensional consolidation test is carried out on a standard 19 mm thick clay sample. The oedometer's deflection gauge indicates a reading of 2.1 mm, just before removal of the load, without allowing any swelling. The void ratio is 0.62 at this stage. The initial void ratio (round off to two decimal places) of the standard specimen is
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In a falling head permeameter test on a silty clay sample, the following results were obtained;sample length 120mm; sample diameter 80mm; initial head 1200mm; final head 400mm; time for fall in head 6 minutes stand pipe diameter 4mm. The coefficient of permeability of the soil is_____ ×10−4 mm/sec9.155 |
Answer» In a falling head permeameter test on a silty clay sample, the following results were obtained;
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A flownet constructed to determine the seepage through an earth dam which is homogeneous but anisotropic, gave four flow channels and sixteen equipotential drops. The coefficients of permeability in the horizontal and vertical directions are 4.0×10−7m/sand1×10−7m/s respectively. If the storage head was 20 m, then the seepage per unit length of the dam (in m3/s) would be |
Answer» A flownet constructed to determine the seepage through an earth dam which is homogeneous but anisotropic, gave four flow channels and sixteen equipotential drops. The coefficients of permeability in the horizontal and vertical directions are 4.0×10−7m/sand1×10−7m/s respectively. If the storage head was 20 m, then the seepage per unit length of the dam (in m3/s) would be |
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A flownet of a coffer dam foundation has 6 flow channels and 18 equipotential drops. The head of water lost during seepage is 6 m. If the coefficient of permeability of foundation is 4×10−5 m/min, then the seepage loss per metre length of dam will be |
Answer» A flownet of a coffer dam foundation has 6 flow channels and 18 equipotential drops. The head of water lost during seepage is 6 m. If the coefficient of permeability of foundation is 4×10−5 m/min, then the seepage loss per metre length of dam will be |
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