2. You measure the shear strength of a clayey soil sample to be 41 kPa at an effective normal stress of 50 kPa, and to be 65 kPa at an effective normal stress of 200 kPa. What is the friction angle of the sample to the nearest degree?
2. You measure the shear strength of a clayey soil sample to be 41 kPa at an effective normal stress of 50 kPa, and to be 65 kPa at an effective normal stress of 200 kPa. What is the friction angle of the sample to the nearest degree?
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Here we have given two soil samples and we have to calculate the angle of friction of soil sample
To calculate the angle of friction we will use equation of shear strength as given in calculation below.
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