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By: ANUJA. N.
Abstract
Soil serves as the primary foundation for all types of structures. It makes up the top layer of the Earth’s surface and consists of a mixture of minerals, organic substances, water, air, and various living organisms Beyond its ecological role, soil has immense engineering significance and has been utilized in construction since ancient times. It is used in many ways, including: Building materials where soil is used to make building materials like cement and brick. Bases for structures in which soil is used to create the bases of structures like bridges, highways, dams, culverts, tunnels, and retaining walls. In this project work, two different types of soils such as are taken and various basis tests such as plastic limit, liquid limit, shrinkage limit, sieve analysis and specific gravity are carried out to analysis its characteristics. From the test result, it was found that the two types of soil are good is most of the characters and shows a sunlight variation in all its test value which is acceptable as per the codal provisions.
Keywords: Soil, Specific gravity, sieve analysis, Plastic limit, liquid limit, Shrinkage limit
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