Liquefaction Of Soil:
is the phenomenon in which the soil behaves like liquid means it losses its strength and stiffness due to intense shaking of an earth quake.
is the phenomenon in which the soil behaves like liquid means it losses its strength and stiffness due to intense shaking of an earth quake.
How does liquefaction of soil occur [REASONS]:
liquefaction of soil occurs in saturated soil in which water is entrapped in the pores means pores are filled with water. This water exert pressure of the particles of soil but in first this pressure is small but when earthquake occur the water pressure increases and hence due to this increase in pressure the strength contact bond between the particles decreases. So by this way the soil strength decreases and the soil losses its ability to support load.
Conditions for liquefaction of soil:
Following are some conditions for liquefaction of soil:
- loose granular soil
- saturation of ground
- strong shaking
Effects of liquifaction of soil:
As we know due to liquefaction settlement occurs in soil and due to this settlement alot of problems also starts in soil.
- Sand boiling occurs in soil
- Due to liquefaction the big structures Dams and retaining structures fails
- Land sliding problem also occur due to the liquefaction of soil phenomenon
How to reduce the liquefaction phenomenon:
we can not totally remove the effect of of liquefaction in every soil which is saturated this phenomenon occur in some cases in a large amount and in some cases in a very little amout so we can took some steps to reduce the liquefaction phenomenon
- Try to avoid the liquefaction susceptible soil for your project
- if we can`t change our site place which have chances to get the liquefaction phenomenon so then try to make a Structure that can bear the effects of liquefaction
- There is a lot of techniques now to improve our soil qualities by this way we can control liquefaction.
- Another method is to mix some clay with your soil to reduce liquefaction of soil
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