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First Semester M.Tech. Degree Examination, June/July 2017
Subsurface Investigation and Ground Improvement
Technique
Time: 3 hrs. EWIT-LIBRARY Max. Marks: 80
Note: Answer FIVE full questions; choosing one flll question from each module.
Module-1
Explain different stages in sub-surface exploration. (08 Marks)
What are the material composites required in the construction of any reinforced soil
structure. (08 Marks)
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List and explain the methods of geophysical exploration. (08 Marks)
Explain rock boring and rock quality designation. (08 Marks)
Module-2
Briefly explain types of samples. (08 Marks)
Explain standard penetration test in detail. (08 Marks)
OR
Establish the location of ground water level in clayey strata water in borehole was boiled out
to a depth of 10.67m below ground surface and the rise of water was recorded @ 24 hours.
Interval as follows :
hy = 64em, hz = 7.9m, and hy = 51.8em. (10 Marks)
Explain in detail plate test with diagram. (06 Marks)
Module-3
How do you determine the engineering properties of soil and their application using data
interpretation? (16 Marks)
OR
Using data interpretations briefly explain the procedure for preparation of site investigation
report. (16 Marks)
Explain factors affecting stabilization of soil (06 Marks)
During a compaction test, a soil attains a maximum dry density of 1-86 g/cm’ @ a water
contest 15% the specific gravity of soil is 2.70. Determine the degree of saturation and
percentage air voids @ the maximum dry density what would be the theoretical maximum
dry density corresponding to zero air voids @ the optimum water content? (10 Marks)
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Explain design and construction of sand drains.
Explain electro -osmotic and chemical osmotic consolidation.
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Define stabil ‘ion and explain the methods of stabilization.
Explain grouting pressure criteria and its principles.
OR
Describe heating and cooling effects on soils.
Explain grouting techniques used in geotechnical engineering.
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