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      • Unit weight of soil is defined as the ratio of the total weight of soil to the total volume of soil. It is also referred to as Specific weight. Mathematically, Unit weight of soil = Weight of soil (W) / Volume of soil (V) The soil has void spaces which may be filled with water or air.
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  1. The terms density and unit weight are used interchangeably in soil mechanics. Though not critical, it is important that we know it. To find the formula for density, divide the formula of unit weight by gravitational constant g (acceleration due to gravity).

  2. Unit weight of a soil mass is the ratio of the total weight of soil to the total volume of soil. Unit Weight, g, is usually determined in the laboratory by measuring the weight and volume of a relatively undisturbed soil sample obtained from a brass ring.

  3. The unit weight, also known as the ‘weight density’, of a soil refers to its weight per cubic metre and is typically expressed as kilonewtons per cubic metre (kN/m3), or tons per cubic metre (t/m3)1.

  4. Aug 15, 2024 · Unit weight of soil is defined as the ratio of the total weight of soil to the total volume of soil. It is also referred to as Specific weight. Mathematically, Unit weight of soil = Weight of soil (W) / Volume of soil (V) The soil has void spaces which may be filled with water or air.

  5. The unit weight of soil is the ratio of total weight of the soil to the volume of the soil. The unit weight is also called ‘weight density’, of soil equals to its weight per cubic meter and is typically expressed as kN/m 3.

  6. Effective unit weight is the weight of solids in a submerged soil per unit volume. Also called buoyant density or buoyant unit weight ( γ b ). $\gamma ' = \gamma_{sat} - \gamma_w$

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  8. The ratio of the weight of a material to its volume is its unit weight, sometimes termed specific weight or weight density. The unit weight of water, Yw, is 9.81 kN/m3 in the SI system and 62.4 lb/ft3 in the English system. The unit weight of solids, Y s, varies with the mineralogy of the soil particles but is commonly in

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