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SREENIVASA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT STUDIES (AUTONOMOUS)

III B. Tech I - Semester I-MID EXAMINATION Date: 20 -11-2021 10 4 6 20


Branch: CIVIL Time: 20 Min. (2.00PM to 2.20PM) Session: AN 5 2 3 10
Subject: GEO TECHNICAL ENGINEERING Code: 18CIV316 CO CO CO Tota
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Signature of invigilator: Objective Paper

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1 CO3 1 1,2 Which formula of water content or moisture content?
(a) W= ( Ww / Ws )*100% (b) W= ( Ws / Ww )*100% (c) W= ( Ws/ Wv )*100% (d) None
2 CO3 1 1,2 The ratio of the volume of air to the total volume is
(a) Air content (b) Degree of saturation (c) Percentage air voids (d) Void ratio
3 CO3 1 1,2 The coefficient of curvature is ?
(a) Cc=(D10)^2/(D60*D30) (b) Cc=(D30)^2/(D60*D10) (c) Cc=(D60)^2/(D30*D10) (d) none
4 CO3 1 1 The formula of plasticity Index
(a) IP=WL – WP (b) IP=WP – WP (c) IP=WL + WP (d) IP=WP - WL
5 CO3 1 1 Application of Geotechnical Engineering
(a) Foundation Design (b) Pavement Design (c) Underground Structure (d) All of the above
6 CO3 1 1 For GW soil Cu and Cc between
(a) Less than 4, 1-3 (b) More than 4, 1-3 (c) Less than 6, 1-3 (d) More than 6, 1-3
7 1 1 For SW soil Cu and Cc between
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(a) Less than 4,1-3 (b) More than 6,1-3 (c) Less than 6,1-3 (d) More than 4,1-3
8 CO3 1 1 The water content at which soil changes from the liquid state to the plastic state is
(a) Liquid Limit (b) Plastic Limit (c) Shrinkage Limit (d) None of the above
9 CO4 1 1 The water content at which soil changes from the semi-solid state to the solid-state is
(a) Liquid Limit (b) Plastic Limit (c) Shrinkage Limit (d) None of the above
10 CO4 1 1 Toughness index is:
(a) If/Ip (b) Ip/If (c) Wl-Wp (d) Wp-Wl
11 CO5 1 1 The properties of soil which permits the flow of water through it is known as
(a) Compressibility (b) Permeability (c) shear strength (d) None of the above
12 CO5 1 1 The falling head permeability test is used for
(a) Corse Grain Soil (b) Fine Grain Soil (c) All types of soil (d) All of the Above
13 CO5 1 1 The constant head permeability test is used for
(a) Corse Grain Soil (b) Fine Grain Soil (c) All types of soil (d) All of the Above
Size of silt particles is
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(a) above 4.75 mm (b) between 4.75 mm to 0.075 mm (c) 0.075 mm to 0.002 mm (d) None
The ratio of the volume of voids to the volume of solids is known as
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(a) porosity (b) degree of saturation (c) Air content (d) Void ratio
The value of Air content if soil mass is dry condition
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(a) 0 (b) 1 (c) Insufficient data (d) None of the above
Sieve analysis is meant for______
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(a) coarse-grained soils (b) fine-grained soils (c) coarse-grained gravel (d) silt
For coarse grained soil, the particle size D10 is sometimes called as __________
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(a) Effective size and effective diameter (b) Uniform diameter (c) All of the mentioned
The IS or ISCS classifies the soil in to __________
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(a) 12 groups (b) 15 groups (c) 18 groups (d) 16 groups
The A-line, in unified classification system table has the equation of __________
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(a) IP=WL-20 (b) IP=0.73(WL-20) (c) IP=0.73(20-wL) (d) IP=20-WL

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III B. Tech-Semester-I I-MID EXAMINATION Session: AN
Branch: CIVIL Time: (2.20 AM to 4.00 PM) Date: 20-11-2021
Subject: GEO TECHNICAL ENGINEERING Code:18CIV316 Descriptive
Paper
Reg. No:

Answer any three questions. 3x10=30Marks

Q.No Questions Marks CO BL PO


An undisturbed sample of clayey soil is found to have a wet weight of 285 N, a dry weight
1 of 250 N, and a total volume of 14x103 cm3 if the specific gravity of soil solids is 2.70, 10 CO3 1
determine the water content, void ratio, and the degree of saturation.

2 Explain Sieve analysis Procedure for soils (step by step) in detail 10 CO4 1
Calculate the equivalent permeability of the layered system (shown below) in vertical and
horizontal direction. Assume that each layer is isotropic.

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4 How are soils classified? Explain each in detail. 10 CO5 1

A sandy stratum 4 in thick and having a slope of 3:1-lies between two clay strata which are
almost impermeable. Two piezometer tubes inserted at two points 'A' and ‘B' 21 m apart
and water head was noted as shown. If quantity of water per ‘m' width of the sand stratum
was observed to be 5 litre/hour. The permeability of the sand strata in m/sec is

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