DHARM
N-GEO\OBJ.PM5 895
OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS 895
- The two basic kinds of machines with regard to their dynamic effects on the foundation
are: (a) ............ (b) ............. - A simple, but common, type of foundation for a machine is .............
- Besides avoidance of shear failure and deleterious settlements, two more important
criteria for the design of a machine foundation are: (a) ............ (b) ............. - There is no rational method to determine the mass of soil participating in the vibration
of a machine foundation-soil system. True/False. - Calculation of ............ is an important step in the design of a reciprocating machine.
- In the computation of the unbalanced interial forces, the first harmonic gives the ............
inertial force, and the second and higher harmonics give ............ inertial force. - In a multi-cylinder engine, the crank angles play an important role in the computation
of unbalanced intertial forces. True/False. - A hammer foundation is a typical example of that for ............ type machine.
- The ratio between the relative velocity before impact to that after impact is called ............
. - The model for the dynamic analysis of a hammer foundation with elastic pad has a
degree of freedom of ............. - Barkan’s empirical procedure for the design of a hammer foundation involves the use of
two equations ............ one for ............ of the foundation, and the other for ............ of the
foundation. - The two kinds of vibration isolation are: (a) ............ (b) .............
- Active isolation is also known as ............ and passive isolation is known as .............
- ............ barriers is a method of vibration isolation.
- Three important isolating materials are: (a) ............ (b) ............ (c) .............
- Changing the natural freuqnecy of the foundation system at a later stage after con-
struction, if found necessary, is known as .............
NOTE
The topics in which small numercial questions may be given are the following:
- Porosity, void ratio, Degree of Saturation, etc.
- Unit weights–saturated, dry, submerged, moist ; Unit Phase–diagram, etc.
- Weight–volume relationships.
- Grain specific gravity determination ; Density index, consistency limits and indices, etc.
- Effective and neutral stresses, permeability, permeameters, critical hydraulic gradi-
ents, etc. - Seepage, computation of discharge, exit gradient from flow nets.
- Total settlement due to consolidation, compressiblity characteristics, coefficient of con-
solidation, Time-rate of settlement under different drainage conditions, etc. - Mohr-Coulomb equation, shear box test, etc.