11. Explain the importance of ZAV curve, and plot it for the soil as you see...

11. Explain the importance of ZAV curve, and plot it for the soil as you see in your residential area..

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The curve which will include a line having voids filled with 100% water and no air void(Zero air void line) is called as Zero Air Void Curve.

The dry unit weight if zero air void line is given by-

ℽd = Gs ℽw / (1 + w Gs)

The main benefit of this zero air void line is that the compaction curve should not get intersect with this line, no matter how much we apply high compaction energy, because it is the theoretical line as 100% air cannot be expelled and all the voids cannot be filled with water and because of it we can control the compaction test results.

The graph of compaction curve and zero air void line is given by-

The first table gives the compaction curve and second table gives zero air void line curve

Ally Wells answered 3 months ago

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