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Find the required vertical stress to fail the specimen.
Find the pore water pressure at failure.
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A consolidated-undrained test determines that the shear strength of a normally consolidated clay is given by τf = σ’tan 27o. The confining pressure is 150 kPa, and deviator stress at failure is 120 kPa.• Find the consolidated-undrained friction angle• Pore water pressure developed in the specimen at failureFinal answer should be in 3 decimal places.
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