Engineering Questions with Answers - Multiple Choice Questions
Home » MCQs » Civil Engineering » Soil Mechanics MCQs – Permeability – Validity of Darcy’s Law
Soil Mechanics MCQs – Permeability – Validity of Darcy’s Law
1 - Question
1. The coefficient of permeability is equal to velocity of flow when _________ a) hydraulic gradient is equal to one b) hydraulic gradient is less than one c) hydraulic gradient is greater than one d) hydraulic gradient is equal to zero
View Answer
2 - Question
2. Darcy’s law of linear dependency is valid for only _______ flow conditions in soil. a) laminar and turbulent b) laminar c) turbulent d) intermediate
View Answer
3 - Question
3. For Darcy’s law to be valid, the Reynolds number should be ________ a) greater than one b) less than one c) equal to one d) greater than five
View Answer
4 - Question
4. For flow through soils, the characteristic length in Reynolds number is taken as ________ a) uniformity coefficient b) coefficient of curvature c) coefficient of percolation d) average diameter of the particles
View Answer
5 - Question
5. Darcy’s law in some cases is not valid in ______ a) clay b) silt c) fine sand d) coarse-gravel
View Answer
6 - Question
6. The critical Reynolds number varies from ________ for validity of Darcy’s law. a) 0.1-75 b) 75-100 c) 100-175 d) 175-200
View Answer
7 - Question
7. The linear dependency between velocity of flow and hydraulic gradient exists if effective size of soil _______ a) does not exceed 3mm b) exceeds 3mm c) equal to 3mm d) equal to 5mm
View Answer
8 - Question
8. The drainage property of silty clay is ________ a) very good b) good c) fair d) very poor