Q. In standard compactor test, soil is compacted into _____________ layers.

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Q. The air voids line contains ___________

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Q. The zero air voids line is also known as ___________

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Q. The theoretical maximum compaction for any given water content corresponds to ______

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Q. The zero air void line shows the _________

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Q. The zero air voids line is established by equation of __________

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Q. For a line showing the relation between water content and dry density for a constant degree of saturation is __________

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Q. The Modified Proctor test was standardised by ____________

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Q. In Modified Proctor test the number of layers of the soil is compacted is ___________

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Q. The weight of rammer in Modified proctor test is ______________

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Q. The free fall height of rammer in Modified Proctor test is __________ inches.

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Q. The Modified Proctor test curve of the water content – dry density curve lies __________ the SPT curve.

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Q. The Modified Proctor test has its peak relatively towards ____________ in water content – dry density curve.

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Q. For same soil, the effect of heavier compaction is in ________

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Q. For same soil, the effect of heavier compaction is to ________

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Q. In Harvard miniature compaction test, the soil is compacted by _______

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Q. In Dietert test, the diameter of mould is _______ inches.

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Q. In Dietert test, the cylindrical weight falls through a height of ______ inches.

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Q. In Abbot Compaction test, the internal diameter of the mould is ____________ cm.

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Q. In Abbot Compaction test, the effective height is ____________ cm.

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