When does the procedure to assess the potential for site liquefaction to occur?

Q: Describe the Construction procedure for installing Menard Dynamic Replacement.

A: Menard dynamic replacement: Dynamic replacement is a method of ground improvement for the settlement…

Q: Explain the basic components and procedure for SPT-T.

A: In cohesionless soil the standard penetration test (SPT) is used. This test used to obtain the…

Q: Explain the  Swelling Index ?

A: The soil with clay minerals like montmorillonite, illite, and hallosite has the tendency to swell…

Q: Explain your view on primary consolidation and secondaryconsolidation ?

A: Solution: The primary consolidation generally refers to that consolidation that occurs due…

Q: Define the process of Calculation of Primary ConsolidationSettlement ?

A: The total settlement of soil is expressed as three components St = Simmidiate + S1o Consolidation +…

Q: Name four in situ replacement methods and describe how each one works.

A: The name of our in situ replacement methods is as follows. Aggregate Columns Vibro Replacement or…

Q: Why should a filter be made of uniformly graded aggregate? Explain.

A: Filter is made up of uniformly graded aggregate as they close the maximum voids and make the filter…

Q: What is the effect of Dust loading on the efficiency of  a cyclone seperator?

A: Solution: The geometry of the separator basically imparts the efficiency of the units. A cyclone…

Q: Explain what is secondary consolidation?

A: The reduction in the volume of the soil is called consolidation, which takes place in stages namely,…

Q: Explain Hydraulic Fracturing Field Test. For what purpose is this test performed?

A: Hydraulic fracturing is used to assess the magnitude and orientation of in-situ stress in the…

Q: four (4) types of structure demolition prevention and control. Do not include explosive demolition.

A: Demolition of structures  Demolition is tye process of destruction of any structure by certain…

Q: Define the importance & benefits of using continuous-flight augers  ?

A: Continuous flight auger Piles are also known as auger cast piles, cast in place piles, auger…

Q: N AN ENGINEERING PERSPECTIVE. HOW DOES FISSURE OCCUR?

A: A fissure is a failure in the form of cracks in rock along that part which has a unique…

Q: Provide a sample problem showing the figure and solution to show the mathematical application of a…

A: The mathematical application of a Three-Point Resection: Q. Determine the coordinates of an unknown…

Q: What is the full form to abbrevation NAAQS?

A: NAAQS stands for National Ambient Air Quality Standards

Q: Describe the physical meaning of the coefficient of consolidation?

A: Introduction:- Coefficient of consolidation depends upon the type of soil. It determines the rate of…

Q: Where do Subsidence Inversions take place?

A: A subsidence inversion develops when a widespread layer of air descends. The layer is compressed and…

Q: What are the common uses of CFCs?

A: Brief concept- CFCs- It is Chlorofluorocarbons. It is a non-toxic gas having carbon, chlorine, and…

Q: Describe about the consolidation process.

A: Consolidation is defined as the compression of saturated soil under the influence of steady pressure…

Q: What are the primary reasons for having limitations on the sizes of particles used to construct…

A: The aggregate-type drainage filter has made up of granular material either natural or processed from…

Q: Why is the plant inspector liable to maintain regular communication with the on-site inspector?

A: A plant inspector is one who analyses the data to understand the performance of the site or plant…

Q: Why is it necessary for the Plant Inspector to report to Field inspector?

A: The field inspection is a critical part for any construction project, as it guarantees that the work…

Q: What advantages or disadvantages does dry scrubbing versus wet scrubbing technologies have when…

A: The main advantage of scrubbers is the continual use of cheaper bunker fuel and thereby reducing…

Q: Explain the Specifications for Modified Proctor Test (Based on ASTM Designation 1557) ?

A: Modified Proctor Test : Modified Proctor Test is used to determine the compaction of different types…

Q: What does the Consolidation theory indicates at the end of the consolidation process?

A: Consolidation refers to the settling of soil mass due to expulsion of pore water.

Q: Description of Consolidation Procedure.

A: compressibility - the compressibility of the soil is defined as gradually decrease in volume of soil…

Q: Explain what is primary consolidation?

A: The term primary consolidation relates to geotechnical engineering. The change in volume of soil…

Q: What is tertiary MDEA?

A: Answer MDEA full form is Methyldiethanolamine it is known as the tertiary amine.

Q: What is the physical meaning of the coefficient of consolidation, Cv?

A: The abbreviation of the coefficient of consolidation is Cv. It is the parameter used to define the…

Q: Compare and contrast related approaches that could be used to lower the cost of rework.

A: Concept- Rework- It is the process of redoing anything. Rework needs the original work to be…

Q: What impact does dust loading have on a cyclone separator's efficiency?

A: Cyclone Separator : 1. Cyclone separators provide a method of removing particulate matter from air…

Q: What do you mean by acid rain or amdic deposition?

A: Solution: Acid rain is a broad term that includes the various form of the precipitation which…

Q: What is Surface loading (SL) in a biofilter?

A: Surface loading :  Surface loading rate in biofilter   also known as  Organic  loading  Surface…

Q: Explain Subsidence Inversions?

A: Subsidence inversion increases the stability of the atmosphere. This is because of an increase in…

Q: How Lime Stabilization in the Field can be done ?

A: Lime soil stabilization: The process of adding lime in the form of powder or slurry to the soil to…

Q: What are the results of Seismic-Induced Liquefaction?

A: Following  are the results of Seismic-Induced Liquefaction :   1.  Tsunamis may cause resonant…

Q: Give 4 ways of preventing contamination of stock chemicals. and what is the purpose of using glass…

A: Concept Introduction- Chemicals- These are compounds that are used for the production of several…

Q: Define: 1. Characterization

A: We are authorized to answer one question at a time since you have not mentioned which question you…

Q: Explain  a hydraulic trap in landfill design? What is the difference between a natural hydraulic…

A: Hydraulic traps, the other type of natural solution where instead of leachate migrating outwards…

Q: As a student in Civil engineering course what is the importance of being expose in construction site…

A: Brief concept- Civil engineering- Civil engineering is concerned with the design, construction,…

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Q: What is Seismic-Induced Liquefaction?

A: The process when the saturated soil or the partially saturated soil loses strength and stiffness is…

Q: Define Consolidation tests

A: Consolidation tests -  The test is conducted to determine the settlement due to primary…

Q: What is sieve analysis? State at least three (3) limitations of this procedure

A: Given data in question  Sieve analysis To be discussed  What is sieve analysis 3 limitations of…

Q: Define the term In-Place Testing.

A: - In place or in Situ testing is used to denote testing done at the site itself. - The results…

Q: Please explain why we need to modify the consolidation line from the lab to the field consolidation…

A: Solution: Soil consolidation generally refers to the mechanical process in which the soil gradually…

Q: Describe the AEC method? when is it used?

A: Automatic Exposure control (AEC) is Associate in Nursing X-ray exposure termination device. A…