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P: The lateral stress in the soil while being tested in an oedometer is always at-rest.
Q: For a perfectly rigid strip footing at deeper depths in a sand deposit, the vertical
normal contact stress at the footing edge is greater than that at its centre.
R: The corrections for overburden pressure and dilatancy are not applied to measured
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A piezocone test was carried out at a site, and the following
readings were recorded for the cone resistance q, and sleeve
friction f.. Determine the soil present at these depths.
Cone resistance,
Sleeve friction,
Depth (m)
9. (MN/m?)
f. (kN/m?)
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A collapsible soil sub-grade sample was tested using Standard California Bearing Ratio apparatus;
and the observations are given below
Sl. No.
Penetration
2.5 mm
5.0 mm
Load
60.55 kq
80.55 kg
2.
Taking the standard assumption (load carried by the standard specimen = 1370 kg) regarding the
load penetration curve, CBR value of the sample will be taken as
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