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Soil Mechanics and Foundation Engineering problems
1. If water content of a soil is 40%,
G
is 2.70 and void ratio is 1.35, the degree of saturation is
Options
A. 70%
B. 75%
C. 80%
D. 85%
E. 90%
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Correct Answer: 80%
2. The length/diameter ratio of cylindrical specimens used in triaxial test, is generally
Options
A. 1
B. 1.5
C. 2
D. 2.5
E. 3
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Correct Answer: 2
3. 'Talus' is the soil transported by
Options
A. wind
B. water
C. glacier
D. gravitational force.
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Correct Answer: gravitational force.
4. The degree of saturation of the soil sample stated in Question No. 11.243, is
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A. 54%
B. 64%
C. 74%
D. 84%
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Correct Answer: 84%
5. If voids ratio is 0.67, water content is 0.188 and specific gravity is 2.68, the degree of saturation of the soil, is
Options
A. 25%
B. 40%
C. 60%
D. 75%
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Correct Answer: 75%
6. A direct shear test possesses the following disadvantage:
Options
A. A relatively thin thickness of sample permits quick drainage
B. A relatively thin thickness of sample permits quick dissipation of pore pressure developed during the test
C. As the test progresses the area under shear, gradually changes
D. none of these.
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Correct Answer: As the test progresses the area under shear, gradually changes
7. Tergazhi's theory of one dimensional consolidation assumes
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A. soil is homogeneous and fully saturated
B. water and soil particles are incompressible
C. deformation of the soil, is entirely due to change in volume
D. Darcey's law for the velocity of flow of water through soil, is perfectly valid
E. all the above.
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Correct Answer: all the above.
8. Hydrometer readings are corrected for:
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A. temperature correction
B. meniscus correction
C. dispersing agent correction
D. meniscus and dispersing agent corrections
E. temperature, meniscus and dispersing agent corrections.
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Correct Answer: temperature, meniscus and dispersing agent corrections.
9. The Mohr's straight theory is based on the following fact :
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A. Material fails essentially by shear
B. Ultimate strength of the material is determined by the stress in the plane of slip
C. Failure criterion is independent of the intermediate principal stress
D. All the above.
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Correct Answer: All the above.
10. Through a point in a loaded soil mass, there exists
n
typical planes mutually orthogonal on which the stress is wholly normal and no shear stress acts, if
n
is
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A. 1
B. 2
C. 3
D. 4
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Correct Answer: 3
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