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3. (30 points) A sandy soil has a = 35°. In a drained triaxial test on the same soil, the deviator stress at failure is 5.38 ksf. What is the chamber confining pressure?

Solution

Solution:-

Given

Deviator stress at failure = (sigma)d = 5.38 ksf

(phi)’ = 35 degree

Chamber confining pressure = (sigma)3

(sigma)1 = (sigma)3 + deviator stress at failure

(sigma)1 = (sigma)3 + 5.38

We know that

Sin(phi)\' = (sigma1 – sigma3)/(sigma1 + sigma3)

Sin35 = (sigma3 + 5.38 – sigma3)/(sigma3 + 5.38 + sigma3)

(sigma)3 = 2.004 ksf   

Chamber confining pressure(sigma3) = 2.004 ksf     Answer

 3. (30 points) A sandy soil has a = 35°. In a drained triaxial test on the same soil, the deviator stress at failure is 5.38 ksf. What is the chamber confining

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