Compaction of Soil

Chapter 65 - Compaction of Soil
For construction of any structure we need its base, the soil below, to be strong. We want the soil in the base to be incompressible so that it does not settles in high amount with time. We want it to be stable against volume change as water content or any other such factors vary.
To achieve this we employ method of soil compaction. Soil compaction is a crucial part of the construction process. It is the process of pressing the soil by mechanical methods, such as rolling and tamping. By compaction we make soil more tightly packed and solid and provide a strong foundation for structures to be built upon.
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Please explain pore water pressure coefficients, their use in estimating shear-induced excess pore water pressures, especially in rapid drawdown failures of compacted embankments, and conversely, during initial construction of embankments.
Please consider this for your next topic/video. Cheers!

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Can you see a slight change in the N value during compaction rolling and unwinding?

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How to calculate the how many compaction needed and how can check the compaction for knowing is the compaction is enough or need more?

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Stress distribution topic

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