Calculating Qp with SPT Results
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According to Meyerhof, what type of soil is best suited for calculating the ultimate point resistance qp with SPT results?

  • Silty soil
  • Clay soil
  • Organic soil
  • Homogeneous granular soil (correct)

    • What method did Meyerhof propose for obtaining the ultimate point resistance qp in a soil?

  • Using a cone penetration test
  • Using the plate load test
  • Using the vane shear test
  • Using the standard penetration test (correct)

    • What does the symbol L represent in the context of Meyerhof's observations regarding the ultimate point resistance qp?

  • The length of the standard penetration test rod
  • The length of the pile (correct)
  • The lateral earth pressure coefficient
  • The depth of the soil layer

    • What does the term 'homogeneous granular soil' refer to in the context of Meyerhof's observations on ultimate point resistance qp?

    <p>A soil composed of multiple grain types with similar physical properties</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is NOT a factor considered in Meyerhof's observations for calculating the ultimate point resistance qp using SPT results?

    <p>The moisture content of the soil</p> Signup and view all the answers

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