no soil loss during transportation and compaction), what is the thickness of the compacted soil and how much water needs to be added?

Q: What is the turthosity of the soil?

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Q: The primary purpose for determining the moisture-density relationship of a soil is O For compaction…

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Q: Please describe the process of earthwork backfill compaction and the elements that influence the…

A: Process of Earth Backfilling and Compaction 1. Whenver backfill process is running, we always go for…

Q: Explain what the OMC (optimum moisture content) of a soil is and why it is important for the purpose…

A: The Optimum Moisture Content (OMC) of a soil is the moisture level at which the soil reaches its…

Q: Water is added to soil compaction process to enhance the compaction process will.. I. Act as…

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Q: Consider a soil that is being placed as a fill and compacted using a sheepsfoot roller (a pieceof…

A: Their are several roller which are suitable for a particular type of soil in compacting. Compaction…

Q: Assuming the fill soil does not change properties, how can the compated soil density exceed 100%…

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Q: The following property is used to investigate the quality of compaction.

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Q: Describe the ways that capillary water and the effects of capillarity can be removed from a soil.

A: Capillarity:

Q: 1. Discuss the factors influencing soil compaction and the methods used to achieve desired…

A: Soil compaction is a vital process in construction that boosts soil density by eliminating air…

Q: Tamping foot compactors with an optimal production of 428 ccy/hr will be used to compact a 75,000…

A: According to given data  Tamping foot compactors with an optimal production of 428 ccy/hr will be…

Q: The in-situ moisture content of a soil is 18% and its moist unit weight is 105 pcf. The specific…

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Q: Why do we use the dry unit weight as a measure of how compacted a soil is? For a given compactive…

A: Dry unit weight points out to the dry soil’s unit weight. It is the soil solid particles’ weight…

Q: In the remolded state, how does the consistency of a clay soil varies in proportion to the water…

A: In remolded state, the consistency of clay soil varies in proportion to water content as follows:

Soil engineering for highway design

Soil engineering is a part of geotechnical engineering that deals with the characteristics of soil. It also helps to understand the behavior of the soil in different conditions. The basic concepts of soil are studied to check the strength, compressibility, and porosity of the soil. This makes soil engineering an important topic for civil engineering.