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please help with this problem parts a-f
Could someone please help with this problem parts a-f 2. Use Figure 1 and Table 1...
The time for 50% consolidation of a 25 mm thick clay specimen (drained at top and bottom) in the laboratory is 150 sec. How long (in days) will it take for a 3 m thick layer of the same clay in the field under the same pressure increment to reach 75% consolidation? There is an impermeable shale layer at the bottom of the clay layer in the field I. 2. Use Figure 1 for the following Compute the vertical effective...
Please, show step by step and clearly. problem 9.17, (Use 3
equally divided sub-layers for the 15 m clay layer). thanks
please, resolve question 9.17 (Use 3 equally divided sub-layers
for the 15 m clay layer)
9.16 The soil profile and the loading condition are given in the followin n) figure. Total new footing stress including the foundation at z 2 is 400 kN/m2. The soil profile has a rather thick clay layer (15 so that the layer should be...
Question 2 (40% of the total credit) For the rigid strip footing shown in Figure Q2, bearing capacity failure is t determine the breadth of footing B if the factor of safety agains 3. i. Consider that for both sand and clay Poisson's ratio is 0.33 an Do you think there is a settlement MPa. Calculate the immediate settlement for the footing. problem for this footing if the 3-D consolidation settlement is 10 mm? Discuss yo ur answer. net Pa-...
help with problems 1 & 2 please and explain
Problem 1 A deposit of Swedish clay is 15 m thick drained at both top and bottom. The coefficient of consolidation for the clay layer was estimated to be 1 x 10 cm/sec from laboratory test. The ultimate consolidation settlement (Sc) was calculated under the applied load in the field and was found 80 cm. Find the following: a) How long would it take for settlement of 40 cm and 70...
g=9.81m/s^2
When it say "preconsolidated under vertical effective stress of
130 kPa", this means that the preconsolidation pressure at the
centre of the clay layer is 130 kPa, NOT that 130 kPa was applied
as a surcharge at the surface.
In the following questions, you do not need to divide the clay layer into multiple layers to calculate the consolidation settlement. Asume the clay to be only one layer q 50 kN/m2 3.0 m dry WT Sand: Ysat 1k -17...
1. An 8-m thick normally consolidated clay layer is doubly drained as shown below. (This means that a very pervious layer compared to the clay exists on top of and under the clay layer) The embankment applied an average vertical stress increase of 100 kPa to the clay layer. The water table is located at the mid depth of the sand layer. Assume the sand above the water table is dry 0 Pore water pressure, u (kPa) 20 40 60...
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Q3:- The old building (A) is to be removed and replaced by a new building (B), as shown in Figure (Q3). The vertical pressure at the center of the clay layer from the building (A) and building (B) is equal to 13.64 kN/m² and 23.3 kN/mº respectively, Find 1. O.C.R after removing building (A). 2. The void ratio (e) of the clay layer: a. Immediately after removing building (A). b. After...
Question 2 [Marks: 15 +10=25] 200kPa of construction stress was applied on top of the soil layers as shown in the figure below. (1) Calculate the settlement in the clay layer due to the construction (minimum of 2 sub layers is to be used). (W) If the soil went through 90% average degree of consolidation in 1 year, calculate the coefficient of consolidation (C.). 个 Sand Y = 20kN/m 4m Water table Clay (over consolidated) y = 16kN/m 100 4m...