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Compaction: Dry Density per Point, Maximum Dry Density & Optimum Water Content, the Zero-Air-Voids Line and Relative Compaction

Lesson 3 of 817 minLab

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  1. Phase Relations: Water Content, Void Ratio, Porosity, Saturation & Unit WeightsLab16 min Pro
  2. Grading & Plasticity: % Passing, D10/D30/D60 on a Log Scale, Cu & Cc, the Liquid Limit and a Plasticity TermLab18 min Pro
  3. Compaction: Dry Density per Point, Maximum Dry Density & Optimum Water Content, the Zero-Air-Voids Line and Relative CompactionLab17 min Pro
  4. Effective Stress: Total Stress Layer by Layer, Pore Pressure below the Water Table, σ′ = σ − u and a Rising Water TableLab16 min Pro
  5. Permeability & Seepage: Constant-Head and Falling-Head Tests, Layered Ground and a Flow-Net EstimateLab17 min Pro
  6. Consolidation: Cc from the e–log σ′ Line, the 2:1 Stress Spread, Settlement Cc·H ÷ (1 + e0)·LOG10 and Time t = Tv·Hdr² ÷ cvLab18 min Pro
  7. Shear Strength: Shear-Box Stresses, tan φ′ by SLOPE, φ′ with ATAN, the Cohesion Intercept and Mohr–CoulombLab16 min Pro
  8. Capstone – a Square Pad Footing: Bearing Factors from a Fictional Table, q_ult, Allowable Load, a Settlement Check and Width vs LoadLab20 min Pro