Computer · Geotechnical Engineering
Which of the following is a key difference between compaction and consolidation?
- 1Compaction requires water, while consolidation does not.
- 2Both processes expel air from the soil.
- 3Compaction involves mechanical effort, whereas consolidation occurs under static load.✓
- 4Compaction occurs in clay, while consolidation occurs in sand.
Correct answer
Compaction involves mechanical effort, whereas consolidation occurs under static load.
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