Soil mechanics Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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Soil Mechanics: Exam 1, Soil Mechanics Exam 2 Questions and Answers

13949 Which of the following bonding is responsible to combine the silica-gibbsite sheet in kaolinite clay mineral? [SSC JE AN] 1)Covalent bond 2)Hydrogen bond 3)Ionic bond 4)Polar covalent bond correct answers B 2 12389 Soil transported by wind is called [SSC JE AN] 1)Aeolian soil 2) Alluvial soil 3) Marine soil 4) Locustrine soil correct answers A 3 12296 Which of the following is responsible for the formation of residual soil?[SSC JE AN] 1)Glaciers 2)Water 3)Win...

EINSTEIN COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Sir.C.V.Raman Nagar, Tirunelveli-12 Department of Civil Engineering CE 42- SOIL MECHANICS Lecture notes Prepared by BEULA ANGEL S.G & A.PONNIAHRAJU SOIL MECHANICS SUBJECT CODE : CE 42 EINSTEIN COLLEGE OF ENGG DEPT OF CIVIL ENGG CE 42 SOIL MECHANICS OBJECTIVE After undergoing this course, the student gains adequate knowledge on engineering properties of soil. 1. INTRODUCTION 10 Nature of Soil - Problems with soil - phase relation - sieve analysis ...

Soil Mechanics Exam 2 Questions and Answers

CE 487 (Soil Mechanics) Exam 3 Questions and Answers

Q1.1: What is the sieve number that is used to separate fine sand from medium sand? CORRECT ANSWER #40 Q1.2: What is the grain size diameter (in mm) that is the dividing line between fines and sand particles? CORRECT ANSWER 0.075mm Q1.5: Mass of wet soil and can before oven = 74.8g Mass of dry soil and can after drying = 61.3g Mass of empty can = 31.2g What is the water content of the soil? CORRECT ANSWER (74.8 - 61.3) / (61.3 - 31.2) = 44.85% Q1.7-9: Use attached grain size graph ...

soil CORRECT ANSWER the uncemented aggregate of mineral grains and decayed organic matter (solid particles) with liquid and gas in the empty spaces between the solid particles mechanics CORRECT ANSWER branch of physics dealing with force and motion soil mechanics CORRECT ANSWER engineering science that deals with the study of the physical properties of soil masses subjected to different forces weathering CORRECT ANSWER, the process of breaking down rocks by mechanical and chemical proce...

What does soil classification systems provide to geotechnical engineers? CORRECT ANSWER Soil classification systems provide a common language to express general characteristics of soil What are most soil classification systems based off? CORRECT ANSWER index properties such as particle size and Atterberg Limits. What type of soil classification systems is AASHTO? CORRECT ANSWER Engineering behavior classification What type of soil classification systems is USCS? CORRECT ANSWER Engineeri...

What is the definition of Shear Strength CORRECT ANSWER The largest stress a soil can take without failure (the greatest stress the material can sustain) What is the definition of shear CORRECT ANSWER The failure mode due to the compressive forces What are the two design criteria that must be satisfied CORRECT ANSWER Ultimate Strength must be large enough so FS = 1 (in reality FS should be greater than 1) Serviceability limit, usually less than 1" of settlement Is having a FS of 0....