Q. The example of pre-consolidation pressure is _____________

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Q. A soil that is not fully consolidated is called ___________

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Q. ___________ soil has never been subjected to an effective pressure greater than existing over-burden pressure and has completely consolidated.

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Q. In case of normally consolidated and pre-consolidated soils, it is not fully consolidated under existing over-burden pressure.

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Q. To find pre-consolidation pressure, __________ sample is used.

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Q. To find pre-consolidation pressure, __________ relationship in graph is plotted.

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Q. To find pre-consolidation pressure, __________ graph is used.

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Q. In finding pre-consolidation pressure, the lower portion of the curve is ________________

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Q. Who founded the method of determination of pre-consolidation pressure?

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Q. In determination of pre-consolidation pressure, ___________ point of virgin curve is selected.

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Q. For successful dewatering in fine, non-cohesive soils, _________ method is used.

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Q. For the use of vacuum method, the D₁₀ should be __________

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Q. For the use of vacuum method, the coefficient of permeability should be __________

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Q. The suction head ____________ capillary head in vacuum method of dewatering.

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Q. In vacuum method, the top of bore hole is sealed by __________

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Q. In vacuum method, the ground surface is subjected to unbalanced atmospheric pressure.

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Q. The fine grained cohesive soils can be stabilised by ______

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Q. The dewatering of soil by electro-osmosis was developed by ______

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Q. The electro-osmosis method of dewatering increases ______

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Q. The velocity of flow towards cathode in electro-osmosis method is given by _________

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