Consolidation Test Calculations of Soil|Height of Solids Method

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Nice Explanation

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is it okay if the void ratio is >1 ?

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Yes, the Void Ratio can be greater than 1 when the Volume of Voids is greater than the Volume of Solids

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As Void Ratio is the ratio of Volume of Voids to Volume of Solids

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Thanks for this insightful tutorial... I was able to find the void ratio on a related question through this video...
I have some questions to ask and they are:
• How were you able to know that the preconsolidation pressure is approximately 185 kPa from the graph?
• In choosing the point to draw the tangent line, how will you know the exact to use?
• Did you just draw a line in between straight perpendicular line and tangent line or you did calculate for the angle and bisect them with the line drawn?
• If you did bisect them, how were you able to get the angle of bisection from the graph?
• And finally, what do you understand by field compression index and how can we find it from that your question?
Thanks in anticipation!