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Lec #21 (Consolidation Problems)

The document provides an overview of consolidation concepts including total stress, effective stress, preconsolidation pressure, compression index, recompression index, coefficient of consolidation, Terzaghi's one-dimensional consolidation theory, and settlement calculations for normally consolidated and overconsolidated clays. It includes definitions of key terms and equations for computing consolidation settlement. Several practice problems are presented to demonstrate applying the concepts to calculate settlement.

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Lec #21 (Consolidation Problems)

The document provides an overview of consolidation concepts including total stress, effective stress, preconsolidation pressure, compression index, recompression index, coefficient of consolidation, Terzaghi's one-dimensional consolidation theory, and settlement calculations for normally consolidated and overconsolidated clays. It includes definitions of key terms and equations for computing consolidation settlement. Several practice problems are presented to demonstrate applying the concepts to calculate settlement.

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Geotechnical Engineering–I

BSc Civil Engineering – 4th Semester

Lecture # 21
17-Apr-2015

by
Dr. Muhammad Irfan
Assistant Professor
Civil Engg. Dept. – UET Lahore
Email: mirfan1@msn.com
Lecture Handouts: https://groups.google.com/d/forum/geotec-1
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CONSOLIDATION – SUMMARY
 = ’ + u WS H  (GS   w  A)  WS
HS  e0 
T H2  GS   w  A WS
t   
 V 
C
V V H H
e
mV   CC 
 u 
2

T   ; for u  60%   log p2


4  100  p1
T  1.781  0.933  log10 (100  u );
CC  0.009  ( LL  10) Cr  0.1  CC
for u  60%
Terzaghi & Peck (1948)

e
settlement  Sc  H
For NCC 1  eo
 C   '  ' 
S c  H  c  log vo 
  If OCC is loaded beyond σp’
 1 eo  vo ' 
For OCC  C   p'   C   '  ' 
S c  H  r  log   H  c  log vo
 C   '  '   vo '    p ' 
S c  H  r  log vo   1  eo   1  eo 
 1  eo   vo ' 
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Practice Problem #1

Practice Problem #2

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Practice Problem #3

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Practice Problem #4

Practice Problem #5

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CONCLUDED

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