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GATE Civil 2021 Set 1 | Question: 23
The cohesion $\text{(c)}$, angle of internal friction $\left ( \phi \right )$ and unit weight $\left ( \gamma \right )$ of a soil are $15$ $\text{kPa}$, $20^{\circ}$ and $17.5$ $\text{kN/m}^3$, respectively. The maximum depth of unsupported excavation in the soil (in $\text{m}$, round off to two decimal places) is ______________
The cohesion $\text{(c)}$, angle of internal friction $\left ( \phi \right )$ and unit weight $\left ( \gamma \right )$ of a soil are $15$ $\text{kPa}$, $20^{\circ}$ and ...
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GATE Civil 2021 Set 1 | Question: 29
A wedge $\text{M}$ and a block $\text{N}$ are subjected to forces $\text{P}$ and $\text{Q}$ as shown in the figure. If force $\text{P}$ is sufficiently large, then the block $\text{N}$ can be raised. The weights of the wedge and the block are negligible ... $\alpha$' (rounded off to one decimal place) is $0.6$ $0.5$ $2.0$ $0.9$
A wedge $\text{M}$ and a block $\text{N}$ are subjected to forces $\text{P}$ and $\text{Q}$ as shown in the figure. If force $\text{P}$ is sufficiently large, then the bl...
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GATE2018 CE-1: 28
A cylinder of radius $250$ mm and weight, $W=10$ kN is rolled up an obstacle of height $50$ mm by applying a horizontal force $P$ at its centre as shown in the figure. All interfaces are assumed frictionless. The minimum value of P is $4.5$ kN $5.0$ kN $6.0$ kN $7.5$ kN
A cylinder of radius $250$ mm and weight, $W=10$ kN is rolled up an obstacle of height $50$ mm by applying a horizontal force $P$ at its centre as shown in the figure.All...
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