Shear Strength of Soil and Mohr-Coulomb Theory


Landslides are a frightening reality that can strike without warning.   But what causes these natural disasters to happen? And why do they seem to occur more often during the rainy season. To understand this, we must understand the concept of shear strength. In short, shear strength is th
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Primary consolidation is the major part of the total settlement in soil. Primary consolidation is also known as Consolidation Settlement. It is the settlement of a soil layer due to the gradual dissipation of excess pore water pressure under a constant applied load.     When analysin
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Heavy buildings or structures make the ground compress a little over time due to their weight. This compression of soil is known as the Settlement of soil.     Total settlement of the soil has primarily three components. Immediate Settlement Consolidation Settlement or Prim
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In civil engineering, understanding how soils behave under different loading conditions is very important for designing safe and stable structures like foundations, embankments, and retaining walls. Soil mechanics is all about figuring out and predicting how soils respond to stresses and changes in
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Soil is a dynamic material that experiences various stresses and loads throughout its history. A soil is loaded, unloaded and reloaded and again unloaded and reloaded many times in its past. The pressure experienced by the soil particles due to load acting on soil is called Effective stress.  
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The stress history of soil is a critical concept that plays a significant role in understanding the behaviour of soils under various conditions. It refers to the record of stresses that a particular soil deposit has experienced over time, including both natural and man-induced stresses.  
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Soil is a dynamic material that experiences various stresses and loads throughout its history. These loads can come from natural sources, such as deposition and glaciers, or from human activities, such as construction activities.   Also these loads get removed from the soil by natural and
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Heavy buildings or structures make the ground compress a little over time due to their weight. This compression of soil is known as the Settlement of soil.     Total settlement of the soil has primarily three components. Immediate Settlement Consolidation Settlement or Prim
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Heavy buildings or structures make the ground compress a little over time due to their weight. This compression of soil is known as Settlement of soil.     Total settlement of the soil has primarily three components. Immediate Settlement Consolidation Settlement or Primary
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When heavy buildings or structures are built on the ground, they can make the ground compress a little over time due to their weight. This compression of soil, caused by factors like the weight of the building, is known as Settlement of soil. It has been described in detail in our previous post. &n
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