Question: In falling head test, the specimen length was 2 0 0 m m , the cross - section area of the specimen was 1 ,

In falling head test, the specimen length was 200mm, the cross-
section area of the specimen was 1,000mm2, the cross-section area of
the standpipe was 40mm2, the initial head difference was 500mm, and
the head difference at 3 minutes was 300mm. The hydraulic
conductivity in msec is most nearly:
a.2.27(10-3)
b.2.27(10-1)
c.2.27(10-5)
d.3.44
Which soil laboratory test requires soil to be passed through a No.
4 sieve before testing?
a. Liquid Limit Test
b. Plastic Limit Test
c. Sand Cone Test
d. Standard Proctor Test
A 10ft wide strip footing is embedded 3ft in a silty soil with a
unit weight of 95 pcf, a cohesion of 300 psf, and an internal angle of
friction of 15. Using the Terzaghi Bearing Capacity formula with a FS
=3, what is most nearly the allowable gross bearing capacity, in ksf.
Take Nc=12.9,Nq=4.5 and NY=1.5.
a.5,870
b.5.87
c.1,960
d.1.96
If a soil has an internal angle of friction of 35, what is most
nearly the Rankine Active Earth Pressure Coefficient?
a.0.521
b.0.271
c.1.92
d.3.69
The load settlement behavior of a soil sample is to be determined
from a laboratory oedometer test. The type of soil specimen that will
provide the most reliable load-deformation characteristics is a soil
sample obtained from:
a. A thin-walled pushed sampler (Shelby tube)
b. A Standard Penetration Test sampler (SPT or Split Spoon
sampler)
c. Trimmings from a hand auger
d. Trimmings from the outside of an auger
In a two-way drained laboratory consolidation test for a 1 inch
thick specimen, what is most nearly the coefficient of consolidation,
in inches ?2min if the time to 90% consolidation is 12.7 minutes?
a.0.5
b.0.25
c.0.017
d.0.848
In falling head test, the specimen length was 2 0

Step by Step Solution

There are 3 Steps involved in it

1 Expert Approved Answer
Step: 1 Unlock blur-text-image
Question Has Been Solved by an Expert!

Get step-by-step solutions from verified subject matter experts

Step: 2 Unlock
Step: 3 Unlock

Students Have Also Explored These Related Civil Engineering Questions!