Tuesday, February 12, 2019

Three-phase soil system

Three-phase soil system Prepared by Mr.Bright Winsley

Soil is a three-phase system consisting of solid particles (called soil grains), water, and air. The void space between the soil grains is filled partly with water and partly with air. However, if we take a dry soil mass, the voids are filled with air only. In the case of perfectly saturated soil, the voids are filled completely with water.


  
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12 comments:

  1. Anonymous7:17 AM

    Very good basics

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  2. Anonymous1:38 AM

    Nice

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  3. Anonymous1:38 AM

    Only basics

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  4. Anonymous1:38 AM

    Three-phase soil system

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  5. Anonymous1:39 AM

    Less. Content

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  6. Anonymous1:39 AM

    Easy to understand

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  7. Anonymous1:40 AM

    Short and simple words

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  8. Anonymous1:41 AM

    Poor explanation

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  9. Anonymous1:41 AM

    😆

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  10. Anonymous1:42 AM

    Video presentation was very much informative

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  11. Anonymous1:42 AM

    Simple explanation 😀

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  12. Anonymous1:43 AM

    Well explained

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