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Asked: December 18, 2018In: Geotechnical Engineering

What are the soil tests required for a 3 storey building?

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What are the soil tests required for a 3 storey building and the standards for each test?

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    Added an answer on August 23, 2020 at 10:44 am

    Investigation of soil depends upon the type of soil and its topographic condition but not to the number of storeys. For a three-storey building, the soil must be stable with good bearing capacity and does not show any settlement in the previous loading. The following are the tests performed on the sRead more

    Investigation of soil depends upon the type of soil and its topographic condition but not to the number of storeys.

    For a three-storey building, the soil must be stable with good bearing capacity and does not show any settlement in the previous loading.

    The following are the tests performed on the soil to check its geotechnical properties during the construction of any structure; it may be three storeys or more.

    1. Moisture content of soil determined by oven drying method, calcium carbide method torsion balance method, pycnometer method, radiation method, alcohol method and sand bath method.
    2. Test of specific gravity: it is the ratio of the density of soil to the density of water.
    3. Test of Dry Density: it depends upon the value of void ratio and a specific gravity of soil. This test is used to determine the soil as a medium dense, loose and Dense.
    4. Test to find atterberg limit: three types of the limit are there that is the liquid limit, plastic limit and shrinkage limit.
    5. Compaction test on the soil by proctors method.
    6. Bearing capacity value of soil.
    7. Penetration test on soil
    8. Share test on soil: it is performed by the direct shear test method, triaxial compression test, unconfined shear test, Vane shear test.

    Hope you get the answer.

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