Roll No_________
SOIL AND
FOUNDATION ENGG.
5th
Exam /Civil/5183/May’01
Duration 3 Hrs.
Note : Attempt all questions
1.
Fill in the blanks
a.
The windblown dust is called ________
b.
For fully saturated soil, e= ___________G.
c.
Size of aperture in a 75 micron sieve is ____.
d.
Co-efficient of permeability is determined by
using ______ in tab
e.
Heaving is ____ movement of soil.
2.
Select the correct answer:
a.
Sand dunes are formed in the direction of wind/
opposite to direction of wind.
b.
The degree of plasticity of clay is low/high.
c.
Higher density can be obtained after
compaction in well/ poor graded soil.
d.
Change in shape of soil mass under effect of
external load is called consolidation /deformation.
3.
State True or False
a.
A low hill of sand on sandy share is called Esker.
b.
Vane sheer test is useful for non- cohesive
soils of low shear strength.
c.
Flow in which all particle, of water move in
parallel paths is called turbulent flow.
d.
When valid ratio is reduced the density of soil
is reduced
e.
When water table below the foundation rises, the
bearing capacity of soil increases.
Section-B
4.
Attempt any ten questions
a.
What is the importance of soil in engineering?
b.
What is soil profile?
c.
Explain the term OMC ?
d.
Discuss atterbergs limits.
e.
What is draft of soil?
f.
Discuss relative density and its practical
utility.
g.
Differentiate water content and porosity.
h.
What is pressure bulb?
i.
What happens if compression test is performed on
sand?
j.
Why boring is not possible in fully saturated cohesion less soil?
k.
Why the plate load test does not give ultimate
settlement in cas of cohesive soils. What is absorbed moisture?
Section –C
Attempt any three questions
1.
a.
What is the necessity of studying soils?
b.
What are Kames?
2.
a.
Discuss relative density o soil and its
practical utility.
b.
How liquid limit is determined ?
3.
How will we calculate co-efficient of
permeability with the help of constant head permeate
4.
Where pile foundations are used and explain in
detail the action of pile groups.
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