Slightly overconsolidated clay is located 15 ft below the surface (OCR=1.3). The Cc and Cs of the clay are 0.25 and 0.05

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Slightly overconsolidated clay is located 15 ft below the surface (OCR=1.3). The Cc and Cs of the clay are 0.25 and 0.05

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Slightly Overconsolidated Clay Is Located 15 Ft Below The Surface Ocr 1 3 The Cc And Cs Of The Clay Are 0 25 And 0 05 1
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Slightly overconsolidated clay is located 15 ft below the surface (OCR=1.3). The Cc and Cs of the clay are 0.25 and 0.05, respectively, and Cv=1.5x10-6 ft/min The initial void ratio is 0.45. Please calculate the consolidation settlement. Assuming intact rock underneath clay, i.e. the rock underneath cannot provide drainage path. (Cs=Cw). What is the primary consolidation settlement? (using the stress increase at the middle of the clay layer as the average stress increase of the clay layer) 4p = 1 ksf Sand 8 feet 7 = 110 per Water Table 7 feet 'sar - 115 pcf Clay w = 34%, LL = 50%. Vsar = 120 pef 17 feet O 1.6.52 inches O B.3.74 inches OC.2.22 inches O D.4.84 inches
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