Engineering :: Soil Mechanics and Foundations
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141. |
The critical gradient for all soils is normally |
Answer: Option B
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142. |
The maximum permissible exit gradient is the critical gradient divided by a factor of safety. |
Answer: Option A
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143. |
The permissible exit gradient for safety against piping which endanger the stability of a hydraulic structure, should be |
Answer: Option A
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144. |
The piping failure in a hydraulic structure can be prevented by |
A. |
diverting the seepage water into filter wells |
B. |
increasing the creep length of flow of water |
C. |
increasing the stress due to weight of the structure |
D. |
all of the above |
Answer: Option D
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145. |
The effective stress on the soil is due to the |
A. |
external load acting on the soil |
B. |
weight of the soil particles |
C. |
weight of water present in soil pores |
D. |
both (a) and (b) |
Answer: Option D
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146. |
The neutral stress on the soil is due to the |
A. |
external load acting on the soil |
B. |
weight of the soil particles |
C. |
weight of water present in soil pores |
D. |
both (a) and (b) |
Answer: Option C
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147. |
The effective stress is also called pore-water pressure. |
Answer: Option B
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148. |
The effective stress on the soil mass |
A. |
increases |
B. |
decreases |
Answer: Option B
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149. |
The neutral stress is |
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transmitted through the points of contact of the interconnected particles of soil. |
B. |
transmitted to the soil base through the pore water |
C. |
independent of the depth of water above the soil mass |
D. |
due to weight of soil particles |
Answer: Option B
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150. |
Which of the following statement is wrong? |
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The neutral stress does not change the shearing resistance of the soil. |
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The decrease in effective stress is accompanied by increase in the neutral stress. |
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The neutral stress does not decrease the void ratio. |
D. |
none of the above |
Answer: Option D
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