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Geotechnical Engineering: contents
10 chapters and 29 lessons; 0 published so far. Lessons are written in order.
Chapter 1: Soil formation and phase relations
- 1.1 Origin and types of soil in preparation
- 1.2 Three-phase system in preparation
- 1.3 Phase relationships in preparation
Chapter 2: Index properties and classification
- 2.1 Particle size analysis in preparation
- 2.2 Consistency limits in preparation
- 2.3 Indian Standard and Unified classification in preparation
Chapter 3: Permeability and seepage
- 3.1 Darcy's law and permeability tests in preparation
- 3.2 Two-dimensional flow and flow nets in preparation
- 3.3 Uplift, piping and seepage force in preparation
Chapter 4: Effective stress
- 4.1 Principle of effective stress in preparation
- 4.2 Quicksand condition in preparation
- 4.3 Capillarity in preparation
Chapter 5: Compaction
- 5.1 Compaction tests in preparation
- 5.2 Field compaction and control in preparation
Chapter 6: Consolidation
- 6.1 One-dimensional consolidation in preparation
- 6.2 Time rate of consolidation in preparation
- 6.3 Consolidation test and settlement in preparation
Chapter 7: Shear strength
- 7.1 Mohr-Coulomb failure criterion in preparation
- 7.2 Direct shear and triaxial tests in preparation
- 7.3 Behaviour of sands and clays in preparation
- 7.4 Stress paths in preparation
Chapter 8: Stress distribution
- 8.1 Boussinesq theory in preparation
- 8.2 Pressure bulbs and Newmark chart in preparation
Chapter 9: Earth pressure
- 9.1 Rankine theory in preparation
- 9.2 Coulomb theory in preparation
- 9.3 Sheet piles in preparation
Chapter 10: Slope stability
- 10.1 Infinite slopes in preparation
- 10.2 Finite slopes and the method of slices in preparation
- 10.3 Bishop's method in preparation
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