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The document discusses soil mechanics, focusing on the properties and classification of soil as a structural material in civil engineering. It outlines methods for field identification of soil types based on their components and physical characteristics, as well as the principles of permeability and effective stress in soil. Additionally, it describes various soil classifications and their implications for engineering applications.

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Geotechnical Engineering

The document discusses soil mechanics, focusing on the properties and classification of soil as a structural material in civil engineering. It outlines methods for field identification of soil types based on their components and physical characteristics, as well as the principles of permeability and effective stress in soil. Additionally, it describes various soil classifications and their implications for engineering applications.

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MemoNo. 4 Date 2080 / OF / 723 Er Tswor Rawat Engineer Greotectinica Engineering 3 soit Mechanics ‘Sil “The Uncorsotidated tmaterial Composed by Solid partictes & Forres by. physical, mechanical $ Chemical disintegration oF racks is Caued soi- > stits consists of Organic € inarganic material 7 eg, Clay, Sith, Sard, gravel ee» “soir mechanics Soit mechanics is #he branch oF Civil | engineering wih dems Laleh the propertias behavior of soit as a SHtucttral matertars + Dr. kort “Ter zoghi pubiisted 4% book on stit mechanics in 4928. (FatkeroP ssi mechantes) Fieid Taertification oF soits > Fieid (dentification oF sot is Very rough - + Tt is deCided based on Cormporrent of Sois Like Gravel, Sand, Sisk, Clay etc => Mast Of the Halural Solis Contains mixture of +00 oF moe Component. —> Te mixture is harmed based on major Component For example; if a mixture of Soi having major Component Sand # minor Component Sit thon this tyee OF Soit ig Catteg sity Sand. Methods of Fete xeentification oF seits @ teaver versus: sana Sand Size | 06: mmto 4-tamm ‘Visuat Examination we fae Size t 4.645 parm 49 Boma —> Ormy pardtere oF Coorse—grained sits cam be Seen by maked Ces, porticies of sit? Clay are not Vistbie 40 the haked eye > Visuat exarnination is done by a faking a representative sarmpre of Salt & Spreading it on a Het surface oF the Pair a hand 5 | [A] (8 Memo No. _2 Mo} Tu |We! Th| Fr |Sa| Su Date / / > TE move then Boh oF ‘te paves ave Visibe 40 the tae eye, the seit i Coarse grained. tgs Sarid Particle Sette Within go Second, 1 the dept of Woter is abou ann. 7 Sis ‘Povticies Fake a donger timed +0 Settie 115 rrirutes oF more. ~~ Separates the Sik from Clay, since sit is rove permeable then Coy. zane ‘Sarnple OF Soli mixed tate Warer is Place in the palm gf one hands & shave “hovizorstamp “Mowing ‘vigorousty. Against Otter hond Several times. “> Fate tit is sit, the Water tain rise ¢ quickly 40 the Surface tives Shine Appearance but Clay hos: i ‘enetlon. > The Soit Sample mixed With Water to make tt Soft not Sticky is Folled of the smooth dvied Surface inte a thread oF about grams ~> Soil With higher arround OF Clay Con be tated easiy about Grn diameter site Can hot be toned into a dtvend OF am diameter Uithaut Cracking: « > TH Can be estimated by thrusting @ 3mrn size ofa dried Fragment bet thumb 6 Fore Finger. => A Clty Fragment Can be broken only. witha eat Hort Whereas @ sine fragment Crushes easly. — Fresh, Wet, organic soils have the Characteristic pungent dow: of Organic mater Sots “have Uusuany dark Colouration+ Memo No. _3 Date / / aime er testes ‘ich ray be devernped by an indiviavat on the basis | of ‘experlence, et the feat oe “si in ne Fingers 8 Sting ¢ # ss # Hinges @ ac. — General thurs tue oF desctibe sit Consistency in Heft Consistency. O very Stitt Fiets Tdentification “Con Hot be malted in Figures. Can be motded in Figuies. by, cttong. pressure. ensiy. “rroided in 4h Figures. excudes ber" the Figures When gweezed ndhe First. © very So Soil Classification [AJBosdon parsice size ‘fl Based cr Cohesion PrypROP Sa [;parice'sizetmm) | @cobesteesoit @ cley. 6 sie “Fie sit | 0-007 —0-006 at: Medium siz | 0006 — 0-02 —7 Formed by physica leathering « coarse sitt 0-02-0106 1 sand 0106 = a5 —> eq hon plastic sit, Sand, graver etc. [O) Descriptive Classification of sei Fine Sand 0:06 — 08 medium Sand Oz— 20 Coarse Sand WO 4695 —> “These are Coarse grained Soit & Soli panicles thot belong +0 le eraver Go75— Go | 4s Category possess hy Cahasion among. themselves. 6 pebbes 435-80 yee main distingdishing Physical Feature among: bouts, 6 cases 80 - 200 ravers @ Sands ts ‘hesize a trie ports» Bout der $100 [ee] [ams] [4] [49] Memo No. 4 _ {mo tu|We] 7H] Fr] sau] Date / / @sitt —S = is Nne grained soit g occurs in-two Vorietles. @ Non~ plastic Varieties incuding tock Four. B Plastic Wuricties Containing, finery divided Partices of organic matter. (© Cloy —y smaner then o-ce2mm size # Capabie of Showing Plasticity When Wet - —> “We property. of plasticity of clay is exhibited over a lrge range of water content. rer —> Th isa party Carbonized organic matier ¢ ts fibrous in mature - Sloess > Fine grained yeno Colored Soi having Cohesive mature. —> THis deposited by Wind blow - © ardpan, —> soli strata which temoins ‘hard’ Lihenstdeke” + @Bentoniie — T+ is Volcanic ash tahich Contains rmontmoritionite - Orvwp stil —y Disintegrated suface moateriais (hich Supports plont - Animal etc. OMovrars —> Mixture of iron, stone, gravels d Fed Clay - @laterie —> Soi taving perforated P cetuiar structure. orice cuy ~> Avernate deposition of sit: clay. @ Loaf) —> Xt is the mixture of Sand, sit ¢ Clay. @ Black Cotton sol!) —> High Shrinkage - Swelling. characteristics. ~> Lovt bearing Capacity . [ED] Texturat classification of soit => The Visual appearance oF soit is Coned texture. > Texture depends up the. partic size, Shape of particte & } Grovation of particie « = The Arlangutar Cssfication., 5 PANGS toad 1s Caned g o ff $00 textural Classification Systerts sie op fea 05am) Systern Suggested by Us burcaw of pubtic > H equilateral triangle is divided inte 49 “cores indicates a type OF soit. laa] Memo No. Tu|We ae Sas] a o. te T i Massachuserts. Institue | of “Teche ast, A Cloy Graver ann ified Suit Classification system (uses) i Fetine i =medium, C= Conse — Tis system uses both partite size 2 plasticity, characteristics oF soi. = 2 Wis System inctudes te Fiera iaertiBication of Solis as. va rrore ther Sos of Suit fapaines on Ov0#s mA Seve. “=> 1B more then sols OF the course gine porticies ate retained on 4 35mm vm sieve, the Salt is grovel otterwise His sand. —> > Tere ore 8 aroups. of Soit passing 0m 9.095 mm Sieve. (> There are 6 Groups. ~y $01 containing. organic moter ‘component OF soit, Consisting, of plant, animal fesidves Gt Various stage. ~y Highly organic soit (Peat) a Ge Not Used tn Engineering. Work « Noes Er this systerm sot are classified ints 15 groups, Est classtfcation > TH Is Sirnitar to uses, except in tte Classification of Fine grained soit H> Soll are Classified into 18 groups. cios: ‘faction of transporded soit ‘ > Soll ttansported by tiver — Alluviot => Sol deposit by. Sea — marine > Solt Formed by decay. oF vegetable—peot —|—y Soll deposit by. Jove — lacustrine & > Sait dopasited by Qlacter/ice — guacee deity |—> Solt Hronsparted by gravita — conuvia soit talus. > Soli Formed Hyp disinte gration of rock — residual Soi — Soil deposit by. wind — Lness, dune, sand, Qestine Memo No. _6 sls Date / / _Patee abit Sols om: ‘Deep tube wens == © sethiernentof Foundation structure @ pie Foundations © Ground woier ete. ‘Darcy's Low TH States that Vevacity ¢ oe Fou through the Soi rmass| is directy ‘Propertiontt 40 te hydtauie grovient." _ Voi “Wrere, Va nasty ‘of Fa a @ Aorririat tows © saturated sot | L = Length of Sait mmass. "Factors Affecting. permeability of sols @twoinsize —> Coarse grained Soit has more permenbitity. then Fine grained soit. => Cocftictent of permenbitiny. of Sot directly. proporttonat 4y the Square of the parsice size. a kedt : @ Wid tortor => Void tatie increase, the petmeabitity Of Soit aiso increase 7 Greater the Void ratio, the higher Vowe oF Cootfi fap a permeobitity- Memo No. t_ = Date / / > kot > Funy satu i ermenbiity. 4 i Sarapper ate ly Saturated Seti has Frore Perrmebiity, thers pation Saturated. @presence of impurities -» pre serice of impurities, decrease the perrmenbity a soit @Rerbed Water —F Tt reduces the perrrenbiity of Bits. Cortficient of permeabitity it is defined ‘an average Velocity. a fio Hot wir occur shrough the 4otal Cross—sectona tee of salt urider unit hysrautte gradient > a is expressed in 4erms of cmisec, rl doy. or Fel day —> Zt is suitable For Coarse grained soit et Sond gravel el etc. > Fique Shows a Constant head utfiow Pipe ee | Lo Permeameter that Consists ave =~ Inlet pipe ube (cylinder) + ~ ~> We dlarneier 4 height ol the Cylinder Con be r oF any Convenient dimensions. {<< — duties tube > “The Constarrt yevet of Woter is malntained ina Sma Water tank by providing, Sample over How tuba. “Procedures: QA perrearneser ts Cttoried driede Graduated © Coarse grained salt Sarrpre Lahick is 49 be Aeoted is placed in Eysinder. doe 6 Verdlcat Cynder Containing, soit Sarnpie is provided ith top & bottom gries. (Screen pores plate) @ Smoner water tank ts ached ith r Cylinder Uaittetbe belp oF \erticartube ( qutiettube) » (3) [a fe Memo No. _& [so] tu we] tn] er Sa [Su] Date / / © Water is atowed 40 pass 4hrough soit Sarnpe & Water after passing. Ahrough soi ‘Sarna ina particu time, £ is Conoted ina graduated jar From Lihere quantity oF seepage Wier interme of Volure is measured. © With the hetp of darcy's Aow Coeficient of permeabittty oF Course Qrairred Sei is Catcummed as behw. = Q= Kin or R= S_ | tanare, g-= VOlurne of Seepage Woer{y) j y « me) Ne = OE aa 4 “rh aL eet Le __buhore; L= tength of Soh sampie He Head oF Water A= Cs area oF sok sarmpie $= dime dqeen dee Coutction of Haters —o + is Suitable for Fine grained Sel. > eg: Clay, sit etc- —> Usuany. unsuturnted Somme are dested. —> Figure shows a Fonowing- head permeameter Which Consist of 0 Vertical Cylinder of cts area. stand pipe —> B Htansparent Stand pipes of cs area is attached h, 4o the Hest cytinder. > Tre Fest Cytindee is keptin a Container fined With Water. - Procedures @ petmeamerer is Cleaned ¢ dried . OTe Fine grained soit ornple is placed in side Cylinder & then-bivy grids are -Aisted- @ A transparent stand pipe is Connected With Cylinder at fop- © Botore the Commmencerent gf 42st Abe soit Sarnple is Saturated by. allowing: the Hoke 40 Fiw continuously through +he Sarmple Front the stand pipe- OAfrer the Saturation is completed, the Stand pipe is Fined With Wakermupto a belghe of h, DQ Stop hiatch is Stotted « Let initigt time be-ty- ee 2] Memo No.2 [wo] ts we] th] Fr [Sa] Su] Dats 7 f © Fedime te, When the Water set drops Prom by #0 he is hoted. @ te cactticient oF permeability. oF soit Sampie ts found oUF by Fatiowing Cotcutation. tae; QE Cross sectlen of tube Abave Soi sample Re Cross section of Soll Sarnpie Jength +f Soll Sample wr [5] Fiews Method fre cerita hind | t, Satna Hime so) = “pis method involves: @ Continuous pure —_ © observation of woler loves in bore hoes, > pumping is Continued ir Hash huts Hina Slendy stole is estabished. jt Woter levers fecorse constant in dbsereation Wen (or steady tote OF Fig) wy Seepage taxes place Fadiony towards He We

Surcharge oa: Principe of Effective stress ~The principle of effective stress hans put Syeward by serzoghi (1936). aie States that # AL measurable effect of a change | tn Stress, Such as Compressive, Shear Strength, deformatis sdistortion are due de Change i in effective stress." ix > Tie princlpw of effective Sere 1s most important Principte ‘of soit mechanics. a ial (File) Memo No. _ 44 eel Dae) Capitan. Rise = Capiarity is to primary. oreo that enables she soit 40 | retain eter, “as waa ast Feguiate its movement. = “he phertomeron of apiuariy aise occurs in #he soit. > “Water moves upward through Sait pe pores, ‘oF spaces bet” soit si parties. - Te “height Of Which the water rises is dependent Upon pore size. 4 Asa resut, the smaller ates ‘soit pores, the higner te Capiuory rise rise. “seetion Re Ri, 6'= (Yeo) gH ryt a 6= (YoodlaHa au 6! (soi) Hs ‘sectlon. C—C} 6 (yoo) Hat (Yealat, =| 5 “ cls WYoot)a Hat (sed) ote — fille “Guick Sund Conditions > All the cotesioniess soit noses the Shear ‘Strength due duet “zero ro effective stre Stress is the ‘Conditiona# guick Sond Conditions. = > “Be effective stress is reduced due +0 Upward Flow oF water, > Te Soil shot experince quick Sand Condition tou Joose Shear Sdrength ¢ ‘raring Capacity . > The Sheor strength of Cohestonless seit depends on #he etfective stress. —7 At pe guck sand Condition, Grivieat Onit[hyarautie) gradient = Void ratio Where, OF Sp. gravity of sol, _ Seepaae Ainaysis Het tearing sal a a Contained » Seepage analysis is Prleeaviny ‘concerned we Lag md Et invaves TaeTting te Source oF Aeak @ aes gring. Q Solution +0 “rectify. the Pprobern. 4 a [*]/4] Memo No, 12 (mor me] mo] [STE] Date fof Flow Net! ; > A Set oF fiw lines ¢ equpotertiat lines is cated a fou net. — FB Flow lines isa tine along. Which a Water particle Win travel. —y AIM equipsterstial line is a line Joining the Points that Show the same Plezornettic elevation. =P e - @ fiw equipetentia dine Should meet right angle to each other, @ rtersection of fiow tines froma fied © “Te fea fs G@ways Szuore. @ Dorcy's tow is appticabie. @© Potertat drop is independent of tatar Frou of Water, © “Wier discharge is the surn of discharge fmough each channels @ No two iow times Cross each other: @ Flow € equipoterstiat lines are srrooth curves. @ No tuo Flows oF equipstertiat dines stort from the Same point. Z Equipetential Rpplicatien of Flow Net tne —> Determination of seepage discharge. —> Determination of tora head . —> Determination of pressure head. 7 Dettrrination of exit hydrautic gradient. = How tin ~P Dererrrination of seepage Force, | Seepage Getow Concteie Dares ) mpervious Stata ] 9 The Study OF Water Flow through previous sei rmedia is Very SsentlaL 40 Understand the mechanics of Soll. > TH include the tate oF Neokage of Kater through an earitiers Soil, Fate of SeHHerrent OF Fourrdation p deterring > factor of Salty. of embankments hich in turn 49 Kho Strergth. —> “Whe Flow through sols Can one, two oF three dimenstonakh OSC Memo No. _ 13 a __ Date / if Seepage “Discharge B Wom @ Raunt ne + of Un u ‘confined Flos _> The quantity of seepage due to Finw my be “stimaies by y drawing Low he hich is Shower: in Figure beious. ene ea Ite > bith eference ig te Fa sing 4 ‘ ray be ae ea in order cad Wheres H= Net hydra tic. head oF fon = Stream tne om “Total discharge Ahrough fiw net eulloa Equipetenta line. OLe Flow Ahrough one Channel Ne = Number of flout Chonmel. “bh Head Joss bet” 400 adjacent epipote Wt Nnesstss Banco ME = Number oF 7 : SS Where, = A= Gren across Ptow Channel. es tah b= AL= distance beth equpotentiat lines: a “9 Head loss For Every potertial drops AR= HO!” Ng —T 3a as —> Gradient) b= a = ah ( For every Potential drop) $0) t=_Ah —> Fiow oo Channel as per dorcy's Low, AL=Vi =kia bNg . g= KH. _-s “Total Plow per unit Width across cach fies Channel . i big - J. Ys KX NE 4 — a=b, then Ng 7 Deleeminagion of Hydrostatic pressure ae ~ Hydrostatic pressure in the Flow area Con be analyzed by means of Fiout net. = Memo No. _ 4+ Date / / Sheet Pie ’ Safety Check > Sheet fie aus ate © wide. | used For both Jorge + Srrvait Liokerf-or Structure, © Steet sheet ® Concrete —> Pro aes | high resistance to ahving: ‘stress. ~~ —> Can be reuse on Several Projects. = > Tots are des, a > Light weight : => section Cam rarely be « used as park oF he perrorant structure. > Tnstanetion oF sheet pines ts difficut in Solis ith boulders or ~ Cabbies = > Sheet Pit diving ray » Cause _heghborteod disturb 7 _ Compaction oF it” a : Co > > Compactin Means ¢ preeing ae seit p Mt particle clase cise 3 * each, ach Other by Svechanea inetd —> “Te increase the Shear strength of sal > “To increase the dry density. oF soit | —> To teauee compre ss <7 “Te minimize the Shrinzage f Swoting- propery. a) [l Memo No. Date / / TH ig am artificial reese It isa Natura process. ) at is geen process. Tt ts gradu 1 process. Static 409 Hood i ts Opptied. Conducted in Saturated seit. "Veture “oF Soi secrease 52 by | expusion [of uiater from Void sot for Sarre aroun of Compaction. “fen Stowe rethed of Compaction. (Dirirwurk oP ropactiog Arn Fimourt of | "Compaction increase the Fate oF Cormpaction Can be ineresed | tate of Compaction. Lab Compaction “Test @ stondard proctor “Test ®tavard minigture Compaction test @ Mouifiea proctor/AnsHTo Test | @ Abbot Compaction test, @ Tosipur ini Compactor: “test a | 7 Ostondord procht Test ~ 7 assess to arnount of Compaction @ the Woer Content required in in the in the _Maboratory fia, , Com action tests are done on the Some sot — ~ he “tests Provide a relationship bet” the water Contert @ dry. density. | —* The test was developed by R.R Proctor | | MemoNo._ 26 [s[s0 Date / / Standard | proctar oF West IS Carried OF 49 fo Tu| We) Th] Fr aid Determine the relationship aroph bet” imoisiure ¢ Content é dry density, > Determine the max™ dey density of Sou that rust be achieved in Piet. > Determine the optirmurn rndisture Corrtent oF Sait. —> Estabiish @ moisture range “thot can ensure minimum Compaction efor te Aebieving the dtsiret density Apparatus: @ Cytindricat tebe moud With base plate

Tt is observed that the diy derisity initiany, increase With ar tnerease in Water ha= Sh Content Hn the max density (Bmax is attained. . = “zero dir Voids line (ab sf saturation Nine) —> With further increase tn Water Content, the dry density decreases. > “The Water Content at tahich maximurn dry. density. occurs, the particular Weler Content sry. density. {gs Know as ome. zero oe a ng pied > Aline Uibich Shows the Water Content — dry density. retation for Compacted seit, Contsiing Q Constant */. of air Voids is Known as “Zero ait Yoid line. ~ Where; hq = of air void | y= density of Woter We Water Content | Py = dry density. Go = Specific gravity > The theoretical mox™ Compaction far any given Water Content Corresponds +0 SF pound barimer 20 pound Prarumet 3 layer & layer [Ae inch height | 28 ich eight (3) [ml] [2 Memo No,_18 [wo] ru ]we] mr [aso Date aa, ] Specification of Compaction — 7 > Ir most specifications for earthwork , the Contractor is instructed +5 actieve a Cormpacted Fic dry unit “Welght of 90-95 ‘of the aK ty unit [, deterrrined i in the laboratory. by. either he Standard oF modified Prodtordest ? R= Reletive tornpaction. ~ For the Cormpaction of granular sails, specifications Sometimes a Ore bitten in teres of the tepueed rettve density or fhe tepired Felative compaction. —> Reintive density con be Written as, - see Efiirae) — Yates tae Comparing, absve both equation . sjarere, Ro = Yatminy —@ Yatrnax) ; | 7 onthe basis of observation of 43. soit 5 Samptes, Lee £ wg (4934) devised a Correlation bet” Red Defer granular gos » ~ Field Conitol OF Compaction > Compaction Contra is done by measuring the dry density. & the water Content of Cormpacsed seit in the fied. (iy Maier Cormier at Which dhe Seit has beer Cormpacted. We second method is Cormmnanty. used tn he field. a my (St Memo No. _13 Tu] We] Th] Fr | Sa] Su Date / / Method ot Compact ion i in Fietd « ov “ele esau = are Oniy. Suitabse fe Particulae Salis “OF Siiis t in Parsicutar conditions. (@Mrating— a stress is applied repeatety rapidly via a mechanicauy driven plate oF harnmer, wen Seabints with rolling. Compaction - Qeponding method = for an Hypes oe ‘Soi. “sheep , Fook Foner — Cohesive Stil Smooth Lather Fouer Coke sioness Soil With serait “Impact Caer - ‘cohesive o Cohaiontess agi Uh Srmat area. “pording methad Ayers oF s soit Memo No. 20 Sa] Su Date / / Compaction in Road @ Forrmation of embankment, urting, “subgrade preparation, base Preparatiin (vibratory, toner is used in Compaction) + @ Wearing. Course (hot mix “asphalt, Premix Grnereie) (pneumatic totter is Used in Compaction) . "Special Pararngker 40 be Considered in in Ermbarikrner th, Cutting , Sub grade Preparation , base Preparation” iy Neture & type of soit . ti? Water content at the time of Compaction. itty site Condition: yi Leather Type of shee Mayer thickness. ivy Compactive effort, type of plant/roner (weight, Woration, number oF Passes, Wy wy density +0 be maintained. Special Porameters 40 be. Considered Fer Cernpaction in Wearing Course (het mix Asphat , Prernix Gnerete) 7 Environmentat Pactors —> Ground temperature —y Rin ternperature —> lind Speed —y Solar Puy. ti Mix properties fottors > Rgeregae = —y Gradation (size, shape © Voturne) iy Bitumen binder —> Physicat properties —y Chemical properties —» Amount (spray tate) ivy Constructton Factors @ Ronee —> “Types, Number, speed, umber of Passes, Lif thickness © others —y production temper — —y How distance — —» Haut Hime yz Foundation Support —> Galo gical Condition - (a) aL Sal [Fe[Sa]80] } ] Shear st: enngth of sin —> “Re Sheor strength of soit is max™ resistance 49 sheer stress dust be fore the faiture . Factor Fefecting shear strength of Cehesiontess ‘seit © shape of partici: —y When other Parameters is identicar, anquiar shape parsicies OF Sand produce Sheor Strengih rmore then that of founded shape particns, @ tradation —> “E+ ts Gbserved that a Uniform Graded sand hove tess shearing, sirerigih ther that of Ltan Traded. @ Denseness —> When density. increases inter ct ing increase +o “some extent. “consequently, the Greater the denseness, the renter the strength. @ Confining pressure —» Shear strength increase Lith ar increase in Confining® Pressure. but for the range of Pressure inthe Cormmon fietd Probierns athe effect of confining Pressure or: the angie of shearing resistance ts not signi Picance. Factors Affecting. shear strength of Cohesive soit Structure oF Cla rtermediate Principal sess Stress histor: v pa t @ Clay, Content @ Repected Apading. © Disturbance @ Drainage Conditions | @ Confirring pressure ® Rate of strain @ plasticity index Principar plorics printipal stresses Three mutuany. orthogonal planes wae Con pass through a point @ if Shear sttess on Such plone is “Zero, then the plones are Coned Principte planes. D We three mutuay. orthogoral plane passing through o point is called principal plone. 2) The plane with max normal Stress Co) onit is Catted major principal plane. gror mdm 1 (63) ©" ety eminor principal plone, Qin iu 4 intermediate ww (62) v4 intermediate principat plane. ee) [ma] [A] [4 Memo No. Mo| Tu | We] Th | Fr |Sa] Su Date / / S7 Max™ shear stress can be equal to hoif tte difference bet” major & Principe Sress. 9 Sheor stress on +wo rutu any, Perpendicular pines are equalin magnitude ¢ Opposite | Ih airection« ” xf the melon principie plane is herizontal ’ minor - principe Plone, is Vere © Wice versa, the origin of the plone lies on 6 axis. 7 The resuttant Stress on any plone is given, be a ott Frictional Force (Fx) == eta g Jaro ey 2 coefficient of Permeability is Canstort > Angle of internat Friction ig Constant (9) ~> Normnat stress is indeperdent-of Cohesion. =e Ringe OF ease repase is constant. since __[ wee, "The Shear ~ Strength of soit "T= Sheor strength of so t= ston gic ae soi) —O| ¢= Norrmat ee C = Cohesion Fig} Cohesive soit From et @ From. ax @ compare with 7" bs has hot Considered ps | pore Latoter + be achieved Shear Fairer of soi, = soaker pressure rust be. takers into effective shear strength Horrnel Stress ee = effective angie of repose , eHfective Coke star Memo No. _ 2 Date / / os Pcie “Calcuiation of Normal Stress 5 Shear Stress at Tifferert- Plane In Figure, Point E represents rina pr oint cl is riddle with Rapa Co-ordinate stress rinetpal ‘sttess | ‘ae Paint E repent major principte sites ‘eu equat 40 St G+ 6 the circle {s each Point an circie gives ‘stress s ¢ t on particular, i — It cars be shown that, the point D0 on curve gives the Stresses o on pre aun with ¢ OS ‘acenter ¢ EF asa Barner, Inciined at angie Gobe the maior principte piane. From the figure OH = OC+CH = SHE; i —= + SS 9820 = Ss DH CDsin2eg = Sin plete} since = Z Relation of Principle stress at Falture Condit!oms Let R (0s) be the FeSutant HB stress of stresses @ ¢-z, te Ra deta et ; . there 6 = angie of obiiquity- then, 0 = Oriox = f , then resultant lint OD become tangent to the crew. #] “eS Memo No, 23 _ Date / / Ai Abis: Stage , the Soll Fras Wi be Just onthe point of Paliure on the plane tepreserted by @ tine inclined at ange ox +0 the direction of tmojor principle plane. > The tangent (0D) is Known as faiture ENVELOPES oF Strengih Envelope « $; Orax = P= angie OF interral Friction « ie. cmax™ angle oF obliquity, fC hS + Bmax =z ca 2 “Brees of shear “ests @ direct shear test © “Wiaxiat Compre ssion test @ nconfined Compression test @ Vane Shear +est Direct shear Test — Xt is also Knowr as box shear test © drained tes+ © Consolidated undrained test — This the sierpie test +o find the Shear strength of Soil: —> The Apparatus used for direct Shear Stress is kmown as, Shear box. vy Specimen is Sheared quickly in about — Shear box is Cleaned ¢ dried. ) Ny NNR ; BOR Proving ring- | KX 5+ 10 minute. Ly I , 7) A | ba i [s¥ sPorsus. Stones > | 2 eee T Nowmat food ZZ [e" x oro One =. A PRR PURI. t RQ XY ‘i x) LMR oOo AS Router —y Sarmpie of soil placed +o 4he Shear box: vy Generany the size of Shear box used for Clay 4 Sand is 6Cmx6Em fF Sarnple is 2orm thick» Tn case of Graver Jarger box having- Size Bocm x30¢m is used @ thickness of Sarnpie 1s 15¢™. [| [tm {im [4] (| Memo No. 28 wine Th] Fr [Sa] 8] Date / / 735; he Sot Specimen ts loaded ‘Versicor tad is Canned as Haren lag. by whi Which Formal stress is found: —> A Shear force is opetied groduatty | ‘here normal oad is hel —> The shear Force Minick Couses Shearing. displacement in suit is recorded by 4 Constant, _Arrovgto etn Previn y tin } - —> Shear- stress (2) is obtained ith the e hap oft max” apptied shear force « ¢ Cross sectional area of Specimen at Shear Plane —> Bono of tests are (Carried on diferent Votes of Formal stress, —aA “Braph is is plotted bet” shear stress # normal “stress then steongth “envelope is detained With the hep oF ou Coutornb , thesry Marien is nothing but Strength ine Shown iin Figure. —> FE any point F having? Coordinate (6; 2) on the sirengih envelope (faiture envernpe), rajsr & minor principte ste Stresses along ath heir Planes are Obt dined “With the hetp of mmohr's Circle as giver an ber « ie —> Normal stress fi; mot Clecte Disadvarrtages of irect shear test => ‘Drainage Condition Cont be controled. —> Fffective mormat stress Can't be determined. — Te faiture plane ts Pre— determined. > Entire soi mass ray. not fait at atime. > ‘Aitturete Vatue of Shear stress Can't achieved. fei@liels oF (io) Tu [we] m] Fr [Sa] i Memo No. Date / ff “iaxtal Shear “Test —> “is 4est is used For the. determination ob ‘Shoot “characters stics of an types of soils. Ea | = > In aris test, a cyinatica specienen | is non is stressed under C Conditions of axial “> The soit Sorple is ‘Prepared “@ placed | ‘in triaxial cen. then, she confining “Pressure 6 is “oppiied. — The “devietor Stress ig sa)is apptied. this induced § Shear stress. Uaihin the Sample the Axial Stress Opplies is increased +tin the Soit sornpte Faits. > The Opplied stress axial | strain + pare Mote Pressure is rneasured for bot of the Above Steps. _ EE > “Rlaxiat shear 4est Conducted in 1 different Variations, . : @ Unconsoltdated-undroined test: —> Soil Sampie is Subjected +0 Cet Pressure With a hho provision of drainage. 2 —¥ (ON Pressure is maintained O Constant Value ¢ aviator Stress is increased Untt the Sormpte Polis. @Alonsoudated Undrained +es@ —> During the apptication of cen pressure On the sample, ~ & drainage is permitted. > Dewiator stress is Opptied Keeping’ the Cet presure Constant & mo provision of Further drain age. ® Consoutated stained tes — Uvicioer stress is increased by alwing the drainage to happen ¢ the Cet Pressure | is aso vert corerarsts Memo No. 28 Date i } Unconfired Compression Test —> Ttisa Spe cia Porm of triaxial test in Which the confining Pressure — This test is Conducted only on clayey se is “Zero: deviator stress ig found as, 6 1 ee Where; p= axiat ad , A= area of cross section > “He aviat stress at Lihich the specimen Fai is Known as “unconfined Compressive “strength (qu ~The Mohr Circe Can be drawn for, “stress Conditions at Toiture. — AS the miner principe stress ts zr, the Mohr Circe passes through origin. > Tre foiture envetope is horizontal > The (ohesion intercept is equal to radius of circte- Insite Vane shear Test > Tis 4est is Conducted 40 determine the Shear Strength ey OF Cohesive Soil- — Fot Conducting he 4est, the shear Vane is. pushed into-the ground a the bottorn of bore hole : —% Ithen a torque is applied through the angie at the top of the tod, the soit Is Sheored Qiong @ Cylindrical Surface: —> Fro torque required +o Shear of ahe Soil ¢s measured by ameans of Spring, balance ~> The undrained Shear strength of soi ig deterrnined from eqn, Where, T= Torque D= Diarneter- He Height Memo No, 29 Date T / Consatidation # seHlernerds : r concept oF Consolidation _a THis a process invotvin y decrease in the Water Conterst of a Saturated soit jihout replacement of the Later by air, Ly This measure by Oedorneter oF Conspitdormeter, Ly unit of consolidation is cr?/sec, oF Hnches Yorin = “The “opposite 40 Consolidation due to increase i in Water + Content OF increase 15 vourne ef savia is known as Swelting = - “Types of Consolidation = THe reduction in Vowrne oF salt after application of toad. = fo saturated soit 8 ie ecurs dueto Compression oF solid “Portictes. The Feduction in Volurne OF Soil after Compl ‘expusion OF Water from Voids. iseconsary, onssidation —> The teduction in Voturne of soit after Completion oF primary ‘Consolidation os The quantity of Secondary Consondation 1s Very Small. 5 Consotidadion of Sot due to Fouowing factors ie fo external Sai load Coming From sructure. > due to Se? Weight of soit =? Due +o Lowering, oF round Water table « —7 due +0 dessication. Test of Con Soli dation +> Te laboratory. consolidation test is Conducted with ar apparatus Known as strane ¢ Consalidetion ce in Which the Consolidormeter consisting? essentiaty ofa Jona “Specimen | kept. [35] (tm) [4] Memo No. _30 [mo] tu wo] th] Fr [Sa] Su Date / / —> Porous Stones are put on the +p ¢ bottom ands of Spec ring cen Floating: tiny Celt respect tively. — tn tbe Fixed Cen, OMly the +0p Porous stone is permitted to move downwards as the Specimen compresses. wa Cin “the Roating 1 ring ce y cet, both +9 op ¢ bottom Porous “Stone, are free 4 40 > he leading machine is Usuany “Capable oF applying’ steady Verticany Pressure “upto tontiey OF 1000 KN Niet do te ne Soil “specimen. a F ges reading Showing the Fnat Compression “Under Gach Pressure increrrent are also Fecorded: —> After the Completion oF Consolidation under the desired maximum

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