A normally consolidated clay sample, which is fully saturated, was consolidated in the triaxial cell under a particular all-round pressure of σ3. Upon consolidation, drainage valve is closed and σ3 is kept constant while deviatoric stress was gradually increased under undrained condition until failure is reached. The following results are obtained: ½ (σ1 – σ3) = 1/3 σ3 and ½ (σ1′ + σ3′) = 2/3 σ3 a) Determine φ′, b) Express the pore pressure, uf, at failure in terms of cell pressure, c) Determine pore pressure coefficient Af′ at failure

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A normally consolidated clay sample, which is fully saturated, was consolidated in the
triaxial cell under a particular all-round pressure of σ3. Upon consolidation, drainage valve is
closed and σ3 is kept constant while deviatoric stress was gradually increased under undrained
condition until failure is reached. The following results are obtained:

½ (σ1 – σ3) = 1/3 σ3 and ½ (σ1′ + σ3′) = 2/3 σ3
a) Determine φ′,
b) Express the pore pressure, uf, at failure in terms of cell pressure,
c) Determine pore pressure coefficient Af′ at failure
d) Show that if sample is sheared under drained conditions, following results may
obtained: ½ (σ1 – σ3) = σ3 and ½ (σ1′ + σ3′) = 2σ3

5. A normally consolidated clay sample, which is fully saturated, was consolidated in the
triaxial cell under a particular all-round pressure of o3. Upon consolidation, drainage valve is
closed and o3 is kept constant while deviatoric stress was gradually increased under undrained
condition until failure is reached. The following results are obtained:
% (σι- σ ) - 13 σ and % (σ' + σ:) - 23 σ
a) Determine o',
b) Express the pore pressure, uf, at failure in terms of cell pressure,
c) Determine pore pressure coefficient Af at failure
d) Show that if sample is sheared under drained conditions, following results may
obtained: ½ (o1 – 03) = 03 and ½ (01'+ os') = 203
Transcribed Image Text:5. A normally consolidated clay sample, which is fully saturated, was consolidated in the triaxial cell under a particular all-round pressure of o3. Upon consolidation, drainage valve is closed and o3 is kept constant while deviatoric stress was gradually increased under undrained condition until failure is reached. The following results are obtained: % (σι- σ ) - 13 σ and % (σ' + σ:) - 23 σ a) Determine o', b) Express the pore pressure, uf, at failure in terms of cell pressure, c) Determine pore pressure coefficient Af at failure d) Show that if sample is sheared under drained conditions, following results may obtained: ½ (o1 – 03) = 03 and ½ (01'+ os') = 203
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