[Civil Engineering Version] Daily Question 20180114
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Regarding subgrade diseases, a landslide refers to ( ). A. Due to insufficient bearing capacity of the subgrade, excessive settlement occurs or the subgrade is pushed outward on both sides under its own weight.B. The slope undergoes weathering and erosion as a result of atmospheric conditions (cold and heat, dry and wet), vibrations, and water erosion.
C. A large volume of subgrade slides along a certain sliding surface.
D. The hazards caused by large volumes of soil or rock layers sliding onto the subgrade. Correct answer: C
B. Weathering and exfoliation of slopes under atmospheric conditions (cold and heat, dry and wet), vibration, and water erosion
Regarding subgrade diseases, a landslide refers to (C). A. Due to insufficient bearing capacity of the subgrade, excessive settlement occurs or the subgrade is pushed outward on both sides under its own weight.
B. The slope undergoes weathering and erosion as a result of atmospheric conditions (cold and heat, dry and wet), vibrations, and water erosion.
C. A large volume of subgrade slides along a certain sliding surface.
D. Hazards caused by large volumes of soil or rock layers sliding down onto the subgrade
B. The slope undergoes weathering and erosion as a result of atmospheric conditions (cold and heat, dry and wet), vibrations, and water erosion.
C. A large volume of subgrade slides along a certain sliding surface.
D. Hazards caused by large volumes of soil or rock layers sliding down onto the subgrade
C. A larger-volume subgrade slides along a certain sliding surface
Regarding subgrade diseases, a landslide refers to (C). A. Due to insufficient bearing capacity of the subgrade, excessive settlement occurs or the subgrade is pushed outward on both sides under its own weight.
B. The slope undergoes weathering and erosion as a result of atmospheric conditions (cold and heat, dry and wet), vibrations, and water erosion.
C. A large volume of subgrade slides along a certain sliding surface.
D. Hazards caused by large volumes of soil or rock layers sliding down onto the subgrade
B. The slope undergoes weathering and erosion as a result of atmospheric conditions (cold and heat, dry and wet), vibrations, and water erosion.
C. A large volume of subgrade slides along a certain sliding surface.
D. Hazards caused by large volumes of soil or rock layers sliding down onto the subgrade
C. A larger-volume subgrade slides along a certain sliding surface
C. A larger-volume subgrade slides along a certain sliding surface