Q. The reduction in volume of soil which is due to squeezing out of water from the voids is __________

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Q. After the hydrostatic pressure is reduced to zero, some compression of soil takes place by the process of _________

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Q. Secondary consolidation is also known as __________

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Q. If a soil is confined in a consolidometer, then at equilibrium stage, the applied pressure is equal to ____________

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Q. The virgin compression curve is the curve between _______________

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Q. The straight portion of the virgin compression curve is given by the empirical formula _______________

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Q. In a semi logarithmic plot, the virgin compression curve becomes

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Q. The compression index is a dimensionless quantity.

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Q. The compression index is given by _________

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Q. The difference in voids ratio ∆e of initial and increased pressure is given by __________

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Q. The expansion index is a ‘curve’ on semi log plot.

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Q. The expansion index is also known as ___________

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Q. The expansion curve is given by the expression ___________

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Q. The equation given by Skempton for compression index for a remoulded sample is ___________

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Q. For an ordinary clay of medium to low sensitivity, the value of Cc corresponding to the field consolidation line is roughly equal to __________ the compression index of remolded sample.

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Q. The Cc for ordinary clay of medium to low sensitivity, the value of Cc corresponding to the field consolidation line is given by ______

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Q. The equation for pre-compressed soil given by Hough (1957) is ______

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Q. The coefficient of compressibility aᵥ is given by _____________

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Q. For a given difference in pressure, the value of aᵥ _______ as pressure increases.

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Q. The coefficient of volume change mᵥ is also known as ______________

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