(b) A saturated specimen of cohesionless sand was tested under drained conditions in a triaxial compression...
Problem 3: A consolidated-drained triaxial test is carried out on a sand specimen that is subjected to 80 kN/m2 confining pressure. The vertical deviator stress was increased slowly such that there is no built-up of pore water pressure within the specimen. The specimen failed when the addition axial stress reached 240 kN/m2. Find the friction angle of the sand. If another identical sand specimen was subjected to 150 kN/m? confining pressure, what would be the deviator stress at failure.
Q4:- A sand sample is tested in a direct shear device. The vertical normal stress on the sample is 300 kN/m². The horizontal shear stress at failure is equal to 210 kN/m² a. Compute the angle of internal friction for the sand and the magnitudes of the principal stresses at failure. b. During a consolidated drained triaxial test, a sample of the same sand failed at a principal stress difference of 130 kN/m². Determine the magnitudes of the principal stresses...
soil mechanics Q4:- A sand sample is tested in a direct shear device. The vertical normal stress on the sample is 300 kN/m². The horizontal shear stress at failure is equal to 210 kN/m². a. Compute the angle of internal friction for the sand and the magnitudes of the principal stresses at failure. b. During a consolidated drained triaxial test, a sample of the same sand failed at a principal stress difference of 130 kN/m². Determine the magnitudes of the...
help me with this question, please. Q4:- A sand sample is tested in a direct shear device. The vertical normal stress on the sample is 300 kN/m². The horizontal shear stress at failure is equal to 210 kN/m² a. Compute the angle of internal friction for the sand and the magnitudes of the principal stresses at failure. b. During a consolidated drained triaxial test, a sample of the same sand failed at a principal stress difference of 130 kN/m² Determine...
subject / soil mechanics i want the solution as soon as possible 04:- A sand sample is tested in a direct shear device. The vertical normal stress on the sample is 300 kN/m². The horizontal shear stress at failure is equal to 210 kN/m² a. Compute the angle of internal friction for the sand and the magnitudes of the principal stresses at failure. b. During a consolidated drained triaxial test, a sample of the same sand failed at a principal...
A consolidated undrained (CU) triaxial compression test (TXC) was conducted on a specimen of saturated clay. The specimen was isotropically consolidated to a total cell pressure, σcell of 400 kPa. The backpressure was u0 = 100 kPa. At failure, the total pore water pressure was u = 90 kPa and the deviator stress was (σ1 − σ3)f = 526 kPa. Determine: a. The principal effective stresses, σ1′ and σ3′, at failure b. The friction angle, φ′ (secant method). c. The...
Q1c.i A normally consolidated saturated clay specimen is tested in triaxial compression. With the aid of clear plots describe how the stress-strain behaviour changes when the confining stress (applied by the cell fluid) is increased. (Note: The specimen has been initially brought to equilibrium under isotropic compression).
12.16 The results of two consolidated-drained triaxial tests on a clayey sand are given here. Chamber Deviator stress pressure, (o,-o Specimen kN 70 140 (kN/m 155 265 Calculate the shear strength parameters of the soil.
1. The following results were obtained at failure in a series of drained triaxial tests on fully saturated clay specimens originally 38 mm diameter by 76 mm long. The minor and major principal stresses are calculated and presented in the table below (You are responsible of learning this procedure for the MT exam). All-round pressure (kN/m²) Axial compression (mm) Axial load (N) Volume change (ml) 200 7.22 480 5.25 400 8.36 895 600 9.41 1300 9.30 7.4 (a) Determine the...
Hg question A consolidated-drained triaxial test was conducted on saturated normally-consolidated clay sample. The effective confining stress was 200 kPa. The specimen failed at a deviatoric stress, (40), of 538 kPa. b. Determine the shear stress on the failure plane at failure. Use c = 0. Paragraph - BIE D Previous page Next page