Describe about the Representation of unconfined compression test?

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Q: Describe about the Unconfined Compression Test.

A: The unconfined compression test is also known as the uniaxial compression test, it is a laboratory…

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Q: Define the Unconfined Compression Test ? Where it can be applied ?

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Q: (d) Give a short notes on Unconfined compression test.

A: Unconfined compression test:- The unconfined compression test is a special form of a triaxial test…

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Q: Explain the Triaxial compression test representations.

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