2) Yes. There is a possibility. If void ratio of the sample is more than sample A then there is a chance of being more water in B. If void ratio of B is double than A, then water content will be equal in Both A and B.(keeping specific gravity constant). If void ratio of B is more than double of A then water content of B is more than A.
From Geotechnical Engineering class Soil sample A and sample B each weigh 1 kN. Sample A...
I need help on this Geotechnical Engineering its due today W = V V = W, = -- Air Water Solid Figure 3.13 3.4 During a compaction test in the geotechnical laboratory, the students com- pacted a clayey soil into a cylindrical mold 4 in. in diameter and 4.58 in. in height. The compacted soil in the mold weighed 4 lb, and it had a moisture content of 12%. If G = 2.72, determine the following: a. Dry unit weight...
B. The moist weight of 0.028 m3 of a soil is 52 kg. The moisture content and the specific gravity of the soil solids are determined in the laboratory to be 11% and 2.7 , respectively. Calculate the following: Moist unit weight (kg/m3) i. Dry unit weight (kg/m3) ii. Void ratio d. Porosity iii. iv. Degree of saturation (%) Volume occupied by water (m3) v. ngle C. For the soil sample in A (above) represent the following on a soil...
The following results were obtained from standard Proctor compaction tests. Test ID Mass of moist soil (kg) 1 1.633 Standard Proctor Test 2 . 1.841 1.907 1.822 1.756 Moisture Content Test 14 14 Mass of tin empty (g) Mass of tin + wet sample (g) Mass of tin + dry sample (g) 98 62 878280 (a) Calculate moisture content (w) and dry unit weight (ya) for standard Proctor compaction tests. Plot moisture content (w) vs. dry unit weight (yd). Given:...
Q2c(iii).A The mass of a moist soil sample collected from the field is 472 grams and its oven dry mass is 432 grams. The specific gravity of the soil solids was determined in the laboratory to be 2.7. Unit weight of water is 9.81 kN/m2. The void ratio of the soil in the natural state is 0.8. Determine the weight of water, in kN, to be added per cubic meter of soil in the field for saturation
Problem 1(25%): The moist weight of 0.2 f of a soil is 23 Ib. The moisture content and the specific gravity of the soil solids are determined in the labortory to be 1 1 % and 2.7, respectively. Calculate the following: a. Moist unit weight (Ib/ft3) b. Dry unit weight (lb/f3) c. Void ratio d. Porosity e. Degree ofsaturation (%) 5 f. Volume occupied by water (ft3)
CE 321 Soil 1. A block sample of soil the soil sample was used for gravity of soil is 2.65, find the following soil 101.4 kg and has dimensions of 0.4mx0.4 mx0.4 m. Some of moisture content as shown below. When the specific Mass of can with soil before drying in oven1z1.84g Mass of can with soil after drying in oven 101.72 (Tip: 1 kg 9.81 N) content ( 2) Total Unit weight (kN/m3) 3) Dry unit weight (kN/m') CE...
A field soil sample from a cylindrical borehole shown below was collected from field and oven- dried in the lab. Following are the available data. (Assume G, 2.65) Weight of soil sample (Ib) Weight of over-dried soil sample (Ib) 61.85 55.15 Fill-in the Table below for the soil sample: Volume of the hole (in) Unit Weight (lb/t) Moisture Content, w (%) Dry Unit Weight (lb/ft) Void Ratio, e Saturation, S (%) Porosity, n (%) Air Content, A (%) Saturated Unit...
the only question to answer are 2-5 2-7 2-10 2-17 2-19 thank you CHAPTER Two 2-3. An undisturbed chunk of soil has a wet weight of 62 lb and a volume of o.s6 ft. When dried out in an oven, the soil weighs S0 Ib. If the specific gravity o solids is found to be 2.64, determine the water con- tent, wet unit weight of soil, dry unit soil. 2-13. The wet unit weight of a soil sample is 18.55...
Question 1 (20 points) A standard Proctor test was performed on a soil which has a Gs = 2.70. The moisture content and total density results are shown in the table below. Moisture Content 16% Wet unit weight (KN/m3) 19.1 18% 20.3 20% 20.7 22% 20.0 24% 18.2 a. Calculate the dry unit weight for each sample and type your answers in the first 5 answer boxes below (3 sigs, in KN/m3). b. Calculate the dry unit weight at zero...
2. A 1.5 m3 sample of moist soil weights 2750 kg. The water content is 15.5%. Assume Gs 2.7. With this information, fill in all the blanks on the phase diagram. Also provide the void ratio, porosity and dry density. Show all your calculations Weight Volume Water Solid Air 2. A 1.5 m3 sample of moist soil weights 2750 kg. The water content is 15.5%. Assume Gs 2.7. With this information, fill in all the blanks on the phase diagram....