Compaction:
Compression is the process of
expulsion of air from the voids by applying the load for short period of time. It
is usually called as compaction.
Consolidation:
Consolidation
is the compression process by expulsion of water from saturated soil voids
under a steady static and longtime pressure. Such a process of Consequent
escape of pore water is called as consolidation. Consolidation rate is mainly
depends upon the permeability of soil. The opposite process of consolidation is
called swelling.
Primary
Consolidation:
It is the compression of soil mass due
to expulsion of water from the voids.
Secondary
Consolidation:
It is the compression of soil mass due
to expulsion of highly viscous water and plastic re-adjustment of solid
particles.
1.Compression
index
Cc
= 0.007 (WL - 10) for remoulded soil
Cc = 0.009 ( WL
- 10) For Undisturbed soil
2. Consolidation settlement
3.Co-efficient of volume change (mv) :
It is the change in volume of soil per
unit of initial volume due to unit increase in pressure.
4.Co-efficient of consolidation
5..Time factor
Here
t = Time of consolidation
d=
Drainage path or thickness
=
H for single drainage
= H/2 for double
drainage
6.Load Distribution Factors
Change
in stress due to consolidation is calculated
based on the load distribution factor.
based on the load distribution factor.
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