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Very useful video for me I learned very essential knowledge from this your topic of soil capallirity please I request to you more video are provide related to soil mechanis ,thanks sir
All these years I blame myself for not able to grasp the concept but now I realize, it was all my fault that I was not searching for good teachers and books. Because back then lots of fake teachers was there. My interest in any subject is directly proportional to the teacher's way of teaching and intuition they created. Thank you sir for your service.
I'm a Geography student and studying Pedology chapters in Physical Geography. After watching such videos I got to know that there is Hydrology, soil science things(or applications) in Civil engineering.
what soil types or materials will have the small radius to increase the capillary height? or does the size and shape of the water container (beaker) influence the capillarity (rise o fall)?
In the previous lectures u mentioned that as the water table increases towards the ground level the effective stress decreases but here u mentioned due to capillary action of the soil effective stress increases.please kindly explain.
Saturated in the sense the voids are filled with the fluids say water ,when we talk about fully saturated they(voids) are all filled with water. Where as in the case of submergence,in general the soil is submerged in the water. Here force of buoyancy acts in this case but not in the case of fully saturated . But in both the cases the degree of saturation Sr=100%. The difference between the two cases can be explained much more in the general ways by taking examples. For instance sprinkle the water on the soil such in way that all the soil voids are filled with water here soil solids dominate fluid,this is fully saturated case. Now take another soil sample and put it in the glass of water here water dominates soil solids,this is submergence case. Here force of buoyancy acts. The soil above the water table is saturated due to capillarity but the soil below water table is submerged.
Sir mujhe ek doubt hai ... Jaise jaise sea coast k pass jayenge to effective stress badegi to vai se vaise SBC bhi badhni chahiye na To fir sea cost k pass SBC kyu kam hoti hai?
sir as u said that when water level rises in the soil effective stresses decreases so in case of capillary rise water level also rises so why effective stresses in case of capillary rise increases ?
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Thank u so much sir.....I have attended ur classroom classes in The Gate Academy, Pune......ur teaching is same as classroom as online..... understanding level is at it's peak 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Same topic my Ram sir from (made easy) explain. But I'm not understanding this kind of level.
You are the very very very easy to explain thank you sir,🙏
Very useful video for me I learned very essential knowledge from this your topic of soil capallirity please I request to you more video are provide related to soil mechanis ,thanks sir
Dear sir.... Outstanding..... You are real teacher......Thank you so much my dear Guru...
You mentioned a very good example, comparing the near and far coastal sand's behaviour.
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You are such a great teacher and thank you for this explanation it is easy to now understand capillary action in soil
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All these years I blame myself for not able to grasp the concept but now I realize, it was all my fault that I was not searching for good teachers and books. Because back then lots of fake teachers was there. My interest in any subject is directly proportional to the teacher's way of teaching and intuition they created.
Thank you sir for your service.
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I'm a Geography student and studying Pedology chapters in Physical Geography. After watching such videos I got to know that there is Hydrology, soil science things(or applications) in Civil engineering.
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what soil types or materials will have the small radius to increase the capillary height? or does the size and shape of the water container (beaker) influence the capillarity (rise o fall)?
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In the previous lectures u mentioned that as the water table increases towards the ground level the effective stress decreases but here u mentioned due to capillary action of the soil effective stress increases.please kindly explain.
have u found the ans??
Sir shear strength ka video b bnaiye plzz...
Thank you sir very easy way understand
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Sir could u plz tell us when the capillarity would be bad for design ?When it would be the reason for losing effective stress???
Sir, saturated and submerged ma kya difference ha
Water table k andr h soil to submerged or normal soil jisme air nhi h wet soil wo saturated
Saturated in the sense the voids are filled with the fluids say water ,when we talk about fully saturated they(voids) are all filled with water. Where as in the case of submergence,in general the soil is submerged in the water. Here force of buoyancy acts in this case but not in the case of fully saturated
. But in both the cases the degree of saturation Sr=100%. The difference between the two cases can be explained much more in the general ways by taking examples. For instance sprinkle the water on the soil such in way that all the soil voids are filled with water here soil solids dominate fluid,this is fully saturated case. Now take another soil sample and put it in the glass of water here water dominates soil solids,this is submergence case. Here force of buoyancy acts.
The soil above the water table is saturated due to capillarity but the soil below water table is submerged.
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Sir Please Prepare Videos related to Vertical stress Distribution in soils concept...your videos are very helpful
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Thank you sir. Next video Earth pressure
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Sir capillary height kisme maximum hoga
1- colloids
2- silt
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What if the soil is dry? What is the value of capillary rise?
what an example sir
Sir mujhe ek doubt hai ...
Jaise jaise sea coast k pass jayenge to effective stress badegi to vai se vaise SBC bhi badhni chahiye na
To fir sea cost k pass SBC kyu kam hoti hai?
Sir as u said as water table increases towards ground level effective stress decreases but in case of capillary it is opposite...why so???
Bcz of negative pore water pressure... N water is rising against gravity
Nice sir
you talked about only Capillarity happened in partially saturated soil
Does Capillarity occurs in Dry soil???
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sir as u said that when water level rises in the soil effective stresses decreases so in case of capillary rise water level also rises so why effective stresses in case of capillary rise increases ?
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spider man example is very good for understanding the capillary effect
In which direction pore water pressure force acts?
Mja aa gya.
Capillary rise good for house foundation because effective stress is more ?
Sir jo b vedios upload huye h gate academy k is youtube channel me ye delete to nhi honge ,ku ki mere kuchh exam gate k bad b state level k april me aur mai final revision inhi vedios ko dekhkr krunga to aise me please btaiye ye vedios rhenge n .
Sir aapne btaya tha ki yadi soil fully saturated hoga to capillary rise nhi hota.
Aur sea bank to fully saturated hota hai.
To capillary effect kaise hoga?
Aur yadi capillary effect hoga to effective stress badh jayega.
Jisse settelement badh nhi jayega ??.
Yes it's also my question
Because as we go near to the sea bed bearing capacity will decrease
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