Department of Civil Engineering: TEACHING PLAN, 2018-2019
This document outlines the teaching plan for a Geotechnical Engineering course taught by Professor P. M. Mishra during the 2018-2019 academic year. It includes the topics to be covered over 17 weeks structured into 4 units, along with the resources and materials needed for each lecture. The topics range from soil properties and classification, permeability and seepage, compaction and stress distribution, to shear strength of soils. Evaluation includes three unit tests and an oral exam worth a total of 150 marks.
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Department of Civil Engineering: TEACHING PLAN, 2018-2019
This document outlines the teaching plan for a Geotechnical Engineering course taught by Professor P. M. Mishra during the 2018-2019 academic year. It includes the topics to be covered over 17 weeks structured into 4 units, along with the resources and materials needed for each lecture. The topics range from soil properties and classification, permeability and seepage, compaction and stress distribution, to shear strength of soils. Evaluation includes three unit tests and an oral exam worth a total of 150 marks.
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DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
TEACHING PLAN, 2018-2019
Name of Faculty: P. M. Mishra Designation: Asst. Professor
Subject: Geotechnical Engineering Subject Code: 201003 Class: S.E. Civil Marks: 150(50+50+50 Oral exam) TH/ PR (Hrs/Week): TH: 04, PR: 02 Total Hrs as per SPPU 48 Hrs Credits: 05 Extra Lecture requires: 17 Hrs
Lect. No. Month & Week Topics to be Covered Resources Required
1 Prerequisite : Coverage of Syllabus Projector, Laptop, Speaker, Green and Geotechnical Engineering Board, Chalk, Duster 2 Unit I: Introduction and Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green Index Properties: board, Chalk, Duster, Speaker 18th June - Introduction. 3 23rd June Introduction to Geotechnical Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green Engineering and its applications board, Chalk, Duster to Civil Engineering 4 Types of soil structure, major soil Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green deposits of India board, Chalk, Duster 5 Field identification of soils : Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green cohesive and cohesionless soil board, Chalk, Duster 6 Introduction to soil exploration: Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green 25th June - objective and purpose. board, Chalk, Duster 7 30rd June Three phase soil system, Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green weight – volume relationships, board, Chalk, Duster 8 Problems on Functional Green board, Chalk, Duster relationship of soil 9 Index properties of soil: Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green Methods of determination and their board, Chalk, Duster significance 10 2nd July - Problems Green board, Chalk, Duster 11 7th July IS and Unified Soil classification Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green systems board, Chalk, Duster 12 Unit Test-1 Paper 13 Unit II: Permeability and Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green Seepage board, Chalk, Duster Syllabus content ,Introduction, , Soil water 14 9th July – Permeability definition and Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green necessity of its study Darcy’s law, board, Chalk, Duster 14th July factors affecting permeability 15 Laboratory measurement of Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green permeability: Constant head method board, Chalk, Duster and Falling head method as per IS 2720. Lect. No. Month & Week Topics to be Covered Resources Required 16 Field test for determination of Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green permeability- Pumping in board, Chalk, Duster 9th July – Test and Pumping out test as per IS 14th July 5529 Part-I. Permeability of stratified soil deposits 17 Problems on Permeability Green board, Chalk, Duster 18 Seepage and Seepage Pressure, quick Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green sand phenomenon, critical hydraulic board, Chalk, Duster 16th July – gradient 19 21 July Problems. Green board, Chalk, Duster 20 General flow equation for 2-D flow Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green (Laplace equation), board, Chalk, Duster 21 Flow Net, properties and application, Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green board, Chalk, Duster 22 Flow Net construction for flow under Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green sheet pile and earthen dam board, Chalk, Duster, Speaker 23 Unit - 2 Paper 23rd July - 24 28th July Unit III: Compaction and Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green Stress Distribution : Syllabus board, Chalk, Duster, Speaker content, Introduction to compaction , Comparison between compaction and consolidation 25 Compaction tests- Standard Proctor Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green test, Modified Proctor test, Zero air board, Chalk, Duster void line. 26 Factors affecting compaction. Effect Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green of compaction on soil properties. board, Chalk, Duster Field compaction methods and 30th July- compaction equipment for different 4th August types of soil 27 Placement water content, Field Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green compaction control- use of board, Chalk, Duster compaction test result, Proctor needle in field Compaction control. 28 Problems Green board, Chalk, Duster 30 Stress Distribution in Soils – Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green Geostatic stress board, Chalk, Duster 31 Boussinesq’s theory with Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green assumptions for board, Chalk, Duster point load and circular load, 6th August - 11th Numerical 32 August Pressure Distribution diagram on a Green board, Chalk, Duster horizontal and vertical plane, Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green Pressure bulb and its significance board, Chalk, Duster 33 Westergaard’s theory, equivalent Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green point load method, Approximate board, Chalk, Duster stress distribution method 34 Unit Test -3 Paper 35 Unit IV: Shear Strength of Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green Soil board, Chalk, Duster Syllabus content, 13th August – Introduction-Shear strength an 18th August Engineering Property 36 Mohr’s stress circle, Mohr- Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green Coulomb failure theory board, Chalk, Duster
Lect. No. Month & Week Topics to be Covered Resources Required
37 The effective stress principle- Total Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green stress, effective stress and board, Chalk, Duster Neutral stress / pore water pressure. 38 Peak and Residual shear strength, Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green 20th August – factors affecting shear board, Chalk, Duster, Speaker 25th August Strength. Stress-strain behaviour of sands and clays 39 Measurement of Shear Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green Strength – Direct Shear test board, Chalk, Duster 40 Triaxial Compression test, Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green Unconfined Compression test, Vane board, Chalk, Duster Shear test with suitability. 41 th 27 August – Different drainage conditions for Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green 1st September shear tests. Sensitivity and board, Chalk, Duster Thixotropy of cohesive soils. 42 Problems Green board, Chalk, Duster 43 Unit Test- 4 Paper 44 Unit V: Earth Pressure : Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green Syllabus content, board, Chalk, Duster Introduction 45 Rankine’s state of Plastic Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green Equilibrium in soils- Active and board, Chalk, Duster Paper 3 September – Passive states due to wall movement, rd Earth Pressure at rest. 8th September Rankine’s Theory : Earth 46 Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green pressure on Retaining wall due to board, Chalk, Duster Paper submerged backfill 47 Backfill with uniform surcharge, Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green backfill with sloping surface, layered board, Chalk, Duster Paper backfill. 48 Problems. Green board, Chalk, Duster Paper 49 10th September – Problems. Green board, Chalk, Duster Paper 50 15th September Coulomb’s Wedge theory Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green board, Chalk, Duster Paper 52 17th September – Rebhann’s and Culmann’s graphical Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green 22nd September method of determination of board, Chalk, Duster Paper Earth pressure. 53 Unit Test - 5 Paper 54 Unit VI: Stability of Slopes Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green and Introduction to Geo- board, Chalk, Duster Paper environmental engineering : Syllabus content, Introduction to Stability of Slopes 55 24th September – Classification of slopes and their Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green 29th September modes of failure, Taylor’s stability board, Chalk, Duster Paper number 56 Infinite Slopes in cohesive and Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green cohesion less soil, Numerical board, Chalk, Duster Paper
Lect. No. Month & Week Topics to be Covered Resources Required
57 Landslides- Causes and remedial Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green 24th September – Measures. board, Chalk, Duster Paper 58 29th September Introduction to Geo-environmental Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green engineering board, Chalk, Duster Paper 59 Subsurface contamination, Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green contaminant board, Chalk, Duster Paper transport 60 Effects of subsurface contamination, Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green 1st October- Control and remediation, board, Chalk, Duster Paper 6th October Soil- A geochemical trap 61 Detection of polluted zones, Projector, Screen, Laptop, Green Monitoring effectiveness of designed board, Chalk, Duster Paper facilities 62 Unit Test -6 Paper 63 Revision Session Discussion 8th August – 64 Revision Session Discussion 13th August 65 Prelim Exam Paper