Computer · Soil Mechanics
A soil is said to be normally consolidated when:
- 1The soil undergoes primary consolidation without any initial pressure acting on it
- 2The soil changes its volume by the initial pressure applied on it
- 3The soil has been subjected in the past to a pressure in excess of the present effective pressure
- 4The soil has not been subjected to a pressure greater than the present existing effective pressure✓
Correct answer
The soil has not been subjected to a pressure greater than the present existing effective pressure
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