DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

COURSE PLAN
Department : Civil Engineering
Su!e"t : Ge#te"$ni"al Engineering % I
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MANIPAL INSTITUTE OF TEC>NOLOG?
(A constituent college of Manipal University, Manipal)
Manipal Karnataka 576 104
Le"ture n#) T#pi" t# e "#vere.
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Introduction to Geotechnical engineering, Soil structure-single grained, flocculated and
dispersed structure
7
Clay minerals
9
Three phase system of soils, definition of various parameters
3
Inter-relationship between parameters
8
!ample problems
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!ample problems
: Consistency of soils, "tterberg#s limits
A !ample problems
B !ample problems
6; Sieve analysis, Sto$e#s law
66 %ydrometer analysis, !ample problems,
67 !ample problems
69 Soil classification systems, IS classification system of soil
63 !ample problems
68 Total, effective and neutral stresses
6@ !ample problems
6: Permeability of soils, &arcy#s law
6A
'aboratory determination of permeability
6B
!ample problems
7;
!ample problems
76
Permeability of stratified deposits, !ample problems, (actors affecting the
permeability
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Seepage through soils, discharge and seepage velocity, )uic$ sand condition
79
!ample problems
73
'aplace e)uation, (low net and its properties and "pplications of flow net
78
Construction of flow nets for typical hydraulic structures
7@
!ample problems
7:
!ample problems
7A Compaction of soil, *ptimum moisture content, ma!+dry density, ,ero air voids line
7B IS light and heavy compaction tests, factors affecting compaction
9; !ample problems, )uipments for compaction control in the field
96 Shear strength of soil % Introduction, concept of shear strength of soils
97 -ohr . Coulomb theory, &irect shear test
99 Tria!ial shear test+ /elationship between principal stresses and relationship between
angle of internal friction and angle of failure plane
93 0nconfined compression strength test, 1ane shear test
98 !ample problems
9@ !ample problems
9: 00, C0 and C& tests and their applications
9A !ample problems
9B Concept of consolidation of soils, spring analogy
3; Compressibility inde!, coefficient of compressibility, coefficient of volume
compressibility, !pression for settlement of structure
36 Pre consolidated , normally consolidated, and under consolidated, determination of pre
consolidation pressure
37 Ter,aghi#s one dimensional consolidation theory
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39 Consolidation test, laboratory curve fitting methods
33 !ample problems
38 !ample problems
3@ !ample problems
3: Stress distribution in soils, "ssumptions and limitations of elastic theory,
2oussines)#s e!pression for point load+
3A !pression for uniformly loaded circular and rectangular loaded area
3B !ample problems
8; 3ewmar$#s Influence chart, construction and uses
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