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GeotechnicalEngineering ShortClasses
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Cohesive Soil Vs Non Cohesive Soil
Cohesive Soil Vs Non Cohesive Soil / Fine grained soil Vs Coarse grained soil / Clay Vs San
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Effective Stress - Part 2 / Effect of water table on the effective stress
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Effective Stress - Part 2 / Effect of water table on the effective stress
Effective Stress, Total Stress, Pore water pressure
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Introduction to what is Effective Stress, Total Stress, Pore water pressure
Formation of soils
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Explanation of physical disintegration and chemical disintegration of rocks to form soils.
Origin of Soils
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A brief explanation on the origin of soils and various types of transported soils.
Stages of Site Investigation/Soil Exploration Programme
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Stages of Site Investigation/Soil Exploration Programme
3 phase Diagram and Basic definitions
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Basics in Geotechnical Engineering. Explanation of 3 phase diagram. Explanation of basic terms, Various Relations
Objectives and Planning of Exploration programme
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Objectives and Planning of Exploration programme
What is Soil Exploration or Site Investigation?
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Simple introduction to site investigation or soul exploration
Few things to remember when studying geotechnicalengineering
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Few things to remember when studying geotechnicalengineering
Introduction to Geotechnical Engineering
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Introduction to Geotechnical Engineering
Can you provide any information on physical modeling of energy piles?
@abhijitchakraborty8025 To cool down the building, pipes are run throughout the floor and walls . (Below a covering ) . Water is allowed to.flow through these pipes. They absorb the heat during the day . The pipes are continued into the piles , it runs the length down and back into the building . The water that absorbed the heat cools down when it go down the piles and the same water is run back into the building . Its a continuous process
@@geotechnicalengineeringsho8504 can you please provide any contact information for better communication?
@@geotechnicalengineeringsho8504 Thank you for your reply
Excellently explained ma'am.....kewp coming with new videos on geo concepts ❤
Great 🎉
Simple and clear👍
geoengineering for construction. Geoengineering for disaster prevention. Social construction for daily life and disaster prevention will protect lives from today's climate change.
A point of clarification if I may - at 2:13 you state that “Ground is cooler than air during summer and vice versa“ which is certainly true at depth but not at the ground surface, where the ground surface temperature always leads the air temperature since the ground surface is the terminus for insolation and the air temperature is a byproduct of reflected solar radiation, reradiation from the ground surface and convection from the ground to the air - the contribution of air temperature to the ground temperature is insignificant largely due to the significant disparity between the mass and energy densities of the ground and the air. This phenomenon is readily apparent on particularly hot days when the ground temperature is significantly greater than the air temperature immediately above the surface, due to the limitations of heat transfer due to convection, whereby the only way for energy transfer equilibrium to be achieved is through increased ground radiation at the higher temperature. On those particularly hot days, if we stand out in the noon day sun on bare ground, we can get cooked from both sides, and our perception always seems to indicate that air temperature is the root cause, whereas it is really the radiation, both solar and ground. The thermal gradient of the topsoil is dependent on the soil type, but in general it is relatively much steeper than that of air, and so any subsoil temperature measurements will be strongly dependent on the depth of the temperature probe, which is why the soil temperature is often measured as being less than air temperature, something that is more important to farmers than geophysicists.
Brief and precise. Thanks
So can l become geotechnical engineer when l study geography at the high school?
Studying geography is crucial and lays a better foundation for geotechnical engineering especially physical geography
Thank u ma'am...u have explained in very simple language
My best wishes for you 🙏🙏 best presentation 🙏🙏 Keep sharing knowledge my friend 🎉🎉
Informative presentation, thank you!
This is great so easy to understand
Very nice video
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Phreatic water include which of the above 3 type of soil water??
Groundwater...
Is concrete a good conductor of heat. If the pipes are in direct contact with the ground heat exchange will be more effective. I have no research on this matter.
There are different approaches related to using earth as heat source and heat sink.. Geothermal/energy piles are one of the techniques .. It has a dual purpose of been a foundation and heat transfer system
Thank you for your good and short explanation ...,Please upload other more videos
Thank you
Thanks for your effort and your Information please upload more videos
Really helpful. Thank you so much.
Hey geetanjali ,I am ashu and I am working on a project of energy pile design ,can you help me
I think you also work on these topic so I need your support .please help me🙏
Are there any practical structures constructed with geothermal piles?
Improve your knowledge
Excellent voice clarity super
Speak louder which will be better
Interesting please do more videos🙏