OPTIMUM COMPACTION WET & DRY - civil engineering vk

Optimum Compaction Wet and dry 

Dry of Optimum Compaction and Wet of Optimum compaction

Comparing between and dry and wet of optimum compaction

    Properties
changes with compaction
Dry optimum Wet of Optimum
 Structure
after compaction
 Flocculated
(Random)
 Dispersed
(Oriented)
Water deficiency More   Less
Permeability More,
 Isotropic
 Less,
 Isotropic
Compressibility   
at low stress Low  Higher
at high stress High   Lower
Swelleability High  Low
Shrinkage Low  High
Stress strain Behavior Brittle,high peak,
Higher elastic modulus
 Ductile, No peak,
Lower elastic modulus.
Strength (undrained)
as mould after saturation
 High Much lower
Construction Pore Water 
Pressure
Low High

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