U Ugly Kid Joe Oct 24, 2006 #1 saturated soil = diagonal line right? what type of soil use the horizontal line on the mohr's circle? :dunno:
saturated soil = diagonal line right? what type of soil use the horizontal line on the mohr's circle? :dunno:
U Ugly Kid Joe Oct 24, 2006 #2 so for sandy soil, the line on the mohr's circle will he horizontal and not go through the 0,0 axis? many thanks!
so for sandy soil, the line on the mohr's circle will he horizontal and not go through the 0,0 axis? many thanks!
G GTScott Oct 25, 2006 #3 The soil mech book from Budhu or Das will cover this topic very well. I think the horizontal line you are tlking about may be the equal shear stresses that are seen when running a series of UU tests.
The soil mech book from Budhu or Das will cover this topic very well. I think the horizontal line you are tlking about may be the equal shear stresses that are seen when running a series of UU tests.
McEngr Well-known member Joined Oct 31, 2006 Messages 1,047 Reaction score 6 Location Oregon Oct 31, 2006 #4 I believe that a flat line indicates when you have an internal angle of friction equal to zero... pretty much what slap said. Last edited by a moderator: Oct 31, 2006
I believe that a flat line indicates when you have an internal angle of friction equal to zero... pretty much what slap said.