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Geotechnical Engineering - II

Prof. D. N. Singh · IIT Bombay

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About

Geotechnical Engineering-II, a follow up course of GE-I and broadly designed to help students getting a better picture of practice of geotechnical Engineering to solve the real-life problem. Also this course is highly recommended for practicing consultants and engineers.

Intended audience: Civil Engineers.

Prerequisites: Geotechnical Engineering-I.

Lectures

Week 1

  1. Lecture 1 : Introduction YouTube
  2. Lecture 2 : Shear Strength of soils I YouTube
  3. Lecture 3 : Shear Strength of soils II YouTube
  4. Lecture 4 : Shear Strength of soils III YouTube
  5. Lecture 5 : Shear Strength of soils IV YouTube

Week 2

  1. Lecture 6 : Testing for shear strength parameters: Introduction YouTube
  2. Lecture 7 : Direct shear box test YouTube
  3. Lecture 8 : Direct Shear Interpretation of Test Results I YouTube
  4. Lecture 9 : Direct Shear Interpretation of Test Results II YouTube
  5. Lecture 10 : Kf line YouTube

Week 3

  1. Lecture 11 : Selection of Parameter (Shear Strength ,SS) I YouTube
  2. Lecture 12 : Selection of Parameter (Shear Strength ,SS) II YouTube
  3. Lecture 13 : Shear Strength of Cohesive Soils YouTube
  4. Lecture 14 : Shear Strength of Cohesive Soils II YouTube

Week 4

  1. Lecture 15 : Triaxial Test YouTube
  2. Lecture 16 : Triaxial Test II YouTube
  3. Lecture 17 : Triaxial Test III YouTube
  4. Lecture 18 : Interpretation of Triaxial test Results YouTube

Week 5

  1. Lecture 19 : Interpretation of Triaxial test Results II YouTube
  2. Lecture 20 : Interpretation of Triaxial test Results III YouTube
  3. Lecture 21 : Pore Pressure Parameters YouTube
  4. Lecture 22 : Pore Pressure Parameters II YouTube

Week 6

  1. Lecture 23 : Stress Paths YouTube
  2. Lecture 24 : Stress Paths II YouTube
  3. Lecture 25 : Plastic Equilibrium in Soils YouTube
  4. Lecture 26 : Mechanisms of Development of Plastic Equilibrium in Soils YouTube

Week 7

  1. Lecture 27 : Mechanisms of Development of Plastic Equilibrium in Soils II YouTube
  2. Lecture 28 : Earth Pressure Analysis (Trial Wedge) I YouTube
  3. Lecture 29 : Earth Pressure Analysis (Trial Wedge) II YouTube
  4. Lecture 30 : Earth Pressure Analysis (Trial Wedge) III YouTube

Week 8

  1. Lecture 31 : Analysis of Completely Submerged Retaining wall YouTube
  2. Lecture 32 : Gravity Walls Supporting Cohesive Soil Mass (Backfill) YouTube
  3. Lecture 33 : Sloping Backfill YouTube
  4. Lecture 34 : Earth pressure analysis I YouTube
  5. Lecture 35 : Earth Pressure Analysis - II YouTube

Week 9

  1. Lecture 36 : Sheet Pile Wall Introduction - I YouTube
  2. Lecture 37 : Sheet Pile Wall Introduction - II YouTube
  3. Lecture 38 : Sheet pile wall Introduction III YouTube
  4. Lecture 39 : Analysis of sheet piles I YouTube
  5. Lecture 40 : Analysis of sheet piles II YouTube

Week 10

  1. Lecture 41 : Anchored Bulkheads YouTube
  2. Lecture 42 : Cantilever sheet piles YouTube
  3. Lecture 43 : Lateral Earth Pressure Braced Sheet Pile Walls YouTube

Week 11

  1. Lecture 44 : slope stability - I YouTube
  2. Lecture 45 : slope stability - II YouTube
  3. Lecture 46 : slope Instability - I YouTube
  4. Lecture 47 : slope Instability - II YouTube

Week 12

  1. Lecture 48 : slope Instability - III YouTube
  2. Lecture 49 : Analysis of Finite Slopes - I Planar Failure Surface YouTube
  3. Lecture 50 : Analysis of Finite Slopes - II Circular Failure Surface YouTube
  4. Lecture 51 : Finite Slopes Friction Circle Method YouTube
  5. Lecture 52 : Slip Circle Method YouTube

Syllabus and materials

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Credits and licence

Institution
IIT Bombay
Department
Civil Engineering
Teacher
Prof. D. N. Singh
Level
Undergraduate
Language
English
Subjects
Engineering
Source
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