Example: Cc = 0.72 Void Ratio (e) Cs = 0.1 Po Log (p) Cc Cs Figure 1

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Example: Cc = 0.72 Void Ratio (e) Cs = 0.1 Po Log (p) Cc Cs Figure 1 G.S. gsand = 96 pcf 3 ft Soil sample was obtained from the clay layer Conduct consolidation test [9 load increments ] Plot e vs. log (p) (Figure 2) Determine Compression Index (Cc ) & Swelling Index (Cs) W.T. Sand 4 ft Clay gclay = 110 pcf wc = 0.3 Po 16 ft Soil Sample In the lab and after removing the soil sample from the ground, the stresses on the soil sample = 0 Dp1 Dp2 In the ground, the sample was subjected to geostatic stresses. In the lab and before the consolidation test the stresses on the sample = 0. During testing, the geostatic stress is gradually recovered eo = 0.795 Dp Dp7 Dp1 Dp9 Cc = 0.72 Cs = 0.1 Stress Increments Void Ratio (e) Cc Cs In the lab the stresses are added to the soil sample Dp9 Po Log (p) Figure 2 5. Determine Po = 3.(96) + 4.(96-62.4) + 8.(110-62.4) = 803.2 lb/ft2

Tangent to point 1 Example: Pc Po Void Ratio (e) Po = Pc Log (p) G.S. gsand = 96 pcf 3 ft W.T. 6. Using Casagrande’s Method to determine Pc Pc = 800 lb/ft2 Overconsolidation Ratio OCR = = 1 The soil is Normally Consolidated N.C. soil Sand 4 ft gclay = 110 pcf wc = 0.3 Clay Po 16 ft Point of maximum curvature Pc Po Dp1 6 2 X 1 X 4 Void Ratio (e) 5 3 Tangent to point 1 7 Po = Pc Log (p)

Casagrande’s Method to Determine Preconsolidation Pressure (Pc) 1 Normally Consolidated Soil Point of maximum curvature 6 Intersection of 4 & 5 2 Horizontal line X 1 X 4 divide the angle between 2 & 3 Void Ratio (e) 3 Tangent to point 1 Extend the straight line 7 Po = Pc Log (p) Overconsolidation Ratio OCR = = 1 The soil is Normally Consolidated (N.C.) soil Pc Po

Casagrande’s Method to Determine Pc 2 Overconsolidated Soil Point of maximum curvature 6 Intersection of 4 & 5 2 Horizontal line X 1 X 4 divide the angle between 2 & 3 Void Ratio (e) 3 Tangent to point 1 5 Extend the stright line 7 Po Pc Log (p) Overconsolidation Ratio OCR = > 1 The soil is oversonsolidated (O.C.) soil Pc Po

Example: Void Ratio (e) Po Log (p) Building qdesign Example: G.S. gsand = 96 pcf 3 ft W.T. A 150’ x 100’ building will be constructed at the site. The vertical stress due to the addition of the building qdesign =1000 lb/ft2 The weight of the building Qdesign will be transferred to the mid height of the clay layer Qdesign = 15,000,000 lb The added stress at 15’ from the ground surface is Dp = Sand 4 ft Clay DP1 Po Po 16 ft eo = wc . Gs = 0.3 x 2.65 = 0.795 Dp1 (150+15) x (100+15) 15,000,000 lb Void Ratio (e) DP = 790.51 lb/ft2 DP + Po = 790.51 + 803 = 1593.51 lb/ft2 Po Log (p)

Example: DH = 1.9 ft Void Ratio (e) Po Log (p) Building qdesign G.S. DP + Po = 790.51 + 803 = 1593.51 lb/ft2 gsand = 96 pcf 3 ft W.T. Consolidation Settlement DH = log ( ) Cc H 1 + eO Po + DP Po Sand 4 ft Clay DP1 Po Po 16 ft DH = log ( ) 0.72 x 16 1593.51 eo = wc . Gs = 0.3 x 2.65 = 0.795 1 + 0.795 803 DH = 1.9 ft Dp1 DP1 Void Ratio (e) Po Po + DP Log (p)

Demolished Void Ratio (e) Po Log (p) When the building was removed, the soil has become an overconsolidated clay. The rebound has taken place through swelling from pint 1 to point 2 qdesign G.S. gsand = 96 pcf 3 ft W.T. Sand 4 ft Clay Po Po 16 ft eo = wc . Gs = 0.3 x 2.65 = 0.795 Dp1 DP1 Void Ratio (e) 2 1 Po Po + DP Log (p)

The soil now is overconsolidated Soil: Constructing a new building Scenario #1 The soil now is overconsolidated Soil: The new building is heavier in weight qdesign G.S. gsand = 96 pcf 3 ft W.T. Sand 4 ft Clay DP2 Po Po 16 ft DH = log ( ) + CS H 1 + eO PC Po C C H Po + DP log ( ) eo = wc . Gs = 0.3 x 2.65 = 0.795 eo = 0.61 Dp1 DP2 Assume Po + Dp2 = 2100 psf DP1 Void Ratio (e) 0.1 x 16 1593.51 DH = log ( ) 1 + 0.61 803 CS + 0.72 x 16 CC log ( ) 2100 1 + 0.61 1593.51 = Po Pc Po + DP New Building Log (p)

The soil now is overconsolidated Soil: qdesign Constructing a new building G.S. Scenario # 2 The soil now is overconsolidated Soil: The new building is lighter in weight gsand = 96 pcf 3 ft W.T. Sand 4 ft Clay DP2 Po Po 16 ft eo = wc . Gs = 0.3 x 2.65 = 0.795 DH = CS H Po + DP log ( ) 1 + eO P0 Dp1 DP2 eo = 0.61 DP1 Assume Po + Dp2 = 1600 psf Void Ratio (e) 0.1 x 16 CS DH = log ( ) 1600 1 + 0.61 1593.51 = Po Po + DP New Building Log (p)

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