two soil properties that are considered in the determination of potential land suitability

Q: Determine the consolidation settlement for the foundation shown in the figure below. The so profile…

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Q: Define Field Density Tests.

A: A reliable method of the amount of compaction achieved during the construction is the dry density of…

Q: Define GEOTECHNICAL SERVICEABILITY LIMIT STATES

A: Total and partial factors of safety used for the design of land based and offshore structures are…

Q: The result of sieve analysis of three soils is given. It is required to classify these soils…

A: AASHTO soil classification system is also called as HRB or Highway Research Board soil…

Q: Define Soil variability

A: Soil variability: It is defined as the factor which determines the differences in crop fields. This…

Q: Outline some of the causes of soil erosion in Lesotho basin yourself on land capability and land…

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Q: Explain the process to comprehensive land use planning step-6 Establish development thrust and…

A: The Comprehensive Land Use Plan process in the Philippines is composed of 12 steps. Step 6 is to…

Q: 1.Define a soil profile

A: Soil: Soil is a mixture of all types of materials available, like living matter, rocks, and clay.…

Q: Describe the soil categories.

A: Soil classification comprises of soil division on the basis of its textural, genetic, mineralogical,…

Q: How many tons of oven dry soil are contained in a rectangular plot that is 15 ft long, 18 ft wide to…

A: Given data Rectangular plot, Length = 15 ft Width = 18 ft Depth =1 m = 3.28084 ft

Q: Define Residual Soils.

A: Residual soils are formed without being transported due to water, chemicals and other environmental…

Q: The saturated unit weight of a soil is 126.0 pcf. The moisture content of the saturated soil is…

A: Given- saturated unit weight γsat=126 pcf,water content w=18.2% It is needed to find the dry unit…

Q: What are Partial factors for geotechnical material properties ?

A: The activities and protections overseeing the presentation of designs, and the connection between…

Q: Residential and commercial areas require more land allotment than rice crops

A: False

Q: Q2/ Determine the consolidation settlement for the foundation shown in the figure below. The soil…

A: Assume pressure distribution to be 1H:1V So, n = 1 For Clay 1 γsat1 = (G+e)γw1+e or, 18 = (2.65 + e…

Q: Define Collapsible soils.

A: Collapsible soils are defined as unsaturated soils that can sustain significantly higher pressure…

Q: State

A: Void ratio determines the compactness of a soil and it's suitability. It determines moisture…

Q: What is the importance of soil index properties?

A: Soil index properties are properties which help to identify and classify soils for engineering…

Q: The curve number of a basin having soil group B.1 and landuse is cultivated with conservation…

A: This question is related to the Geotechnical Engineering and Hydrology Engineering. In this question…

Q: nd capability and land suitability classification

A: Introduction  Soil disintegration and henceforth corruption of the land is generally an…

Q: Explain General Soil Properties

A: The void ratio is defined as the ratio of the volume of the voids to the volume of the soil solids.…

Q: Differentiate between current land suitability and potantial land suitability and state two soil…

A: The land can be evaluated in its current state or after it has been improved. The analysis and…

Q: A relatively loose, uncompacted sandy fill that is originally 6 ft in thickness is found to have a…

A: Data given relative density, ID = 40% thickness, H = 6 ft emin = 0.46 emax = 0.90 G = 2.65 Find (a)…

Q: Q1/ Draw the distribution of the effective stress for section A-A in the following soil profile: A…

A: Given, Soil profile diagram Load = 150 kN

Q: Discuss the sustainable land management techniques that are employed in Lesotho in drainage  basin…

A: Sustainable Land Management (SLM) aims to protect land resources and associated ecosystem functions…

Q: Describe about the Settlement Resulting from Earth Fill.

A: Settlement Resulting from Earth Fill can be due to less compaction or consolidation or may be any…

Q: Define compacted earth fill.

A: Earthfill is composed of natural earth materials that can be placed and compacted by various…

Q: Outline one method of land classification that could best be applied to curb soil erosion in…

A: Lesotho is a state in South Africa. Many factors including natural as well as manmade have led to…

Q: Define Swamp and Marsh Deposits.

A: - Swamp is a type of forested wetland consist of the predominantly trees like hardwood swamps, cedar…

Q: show complete solution and formula  What is the most probable value of a rectangular lot having the…

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Classification of Legal Structure

The first step for the establishment of any company is to find a suitable legal structure. To determine the appropriate legal structure for a specific company or a venture, professional guidance is necessary for the deep understanding of various structure classifications, long-term targets, and certain choices. The categorization of different business legal structures comprises liability implications, income and taxation considerations for the company owners.