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Title: SOIL COMPOSITION


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SOIL COMPOSITION
-Ms Ikmalzatul
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Soil A 3-Phase Material
Air
Water
Solid
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The Mineral Skeleton
Solid Particles
Volume
Voids (air or water)
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Three Phase Diagram
Idealization Three Phase Diagram
Mineral Skeleton
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Fully Saturated Soils
Mineral Skeleton
Fully Saturated
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Dry Soils
Air
Solid
Dry Soil
Mineral Skeleton
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Partly Saturated Soils
Mineral Skeleton
Partly Saturated Soils
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Three Phase System
Va
Wa0
Vv
Vw
Ww
WT
VT
Ws
Vs
Volume
Weight
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Weight Relationships
  • Weight Components
  • Weight of Solids Ws
  • Weight of Water Ww
  • Weight of Air 0

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Volumetric Relationships
  • Volume Components
  • Volume of Solids Vs
  • Volume of Water Vw
  • Volume of Air Va
  • Volume of Voids Va Vw Vv

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Volumetric Relationships
  • Volume Components
  • Volume of Solids Vs
  • Volume of Water Vw
  • Volume of Air Va
  • Volume of Voids Va Vw Vv

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Specific Gravity
  • Unit weight of Water, ?w
  • ?w 1.0 g/cm3 (strictly accurate at 4 C)
  • ?w 62.4 pcf
  • ?w 9.81 kN/m3

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Specific Gravity
  • Iron 7.86
  • Aluminum 2.55-2.80
  • Lead 11.34
  • Mercury 13.55
  • Granite 2.69
  • Marble 2.69
  • Quartz 2.60
  • Feldspar 2.54-2.62

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Specific Gravity, Gs
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Example Volumetric Ratios
  • Determine void ratio, porosity and degree of
    saturation of a soil core sample
  • Data
  • Weight of soil sample 1013g
  • Vol. of soil sample 585.0cm3
  • Specific Gravity, Gs 2.65
  • Dry weight of soil 904.0g

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Example
Air
Wa0
Water
?W 1.00
109.0g
Solid
?s 2.65
Volumes
Weights
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Example
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Soil Unit weight (kN/m3)
  • Bulk (or Total) Unit weight
  • ? WT / VT
  • Dry unit weight
  • ?d Ws / VT
  • Buoyant (submerged) unit weight
  • ?b ?- ?w

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Typical Unit weights
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