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Discussion Forum : Building Construction - Section 1 (Q.No. 15)
15.
Black cotton soil is unsuitable for foundations because its
bearing capacity is low
permeability is uncertain
particles are cohesive
property to undergo a volumetric change due to variation of moisture content.
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Kathanan.s said:   1 decade ago
Because the clay soil is cohesive in nature also the property of the soil is change from climatic condition or season variation.

MANIMARAN said:   1 decade ago
Because, it contains a clay mineral called montmorillonite which exhibits the property of excessive swelling which is highly undesirable.

Swapnil rathod said:   1 decade ago
Because, it contain of cohesion soil and change in shape and property of these soil in climate condition.

Accurate said:   10 years ago
Because it is a clay soil which as the tendency to change in season.

Kalyani said:   10 years ago
It contains montmorillonite mineral, it has high swelling and shrinking properties.

Ibrahim said:   10 years ago
Because black cotton soil is expensive and gives high potential for shrinking or swelling as result of changing moisture content.
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Gowda said:   9 years ago
It all so low bearing capacity.

Mamata said:   9 years ago
Because it contains a clay mineral known as montmorillonite. It has high swelling and shrinkage property.
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Naveen pati said:   8 years ago
It all so, low bearing capacity also correct.
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Pratik said:   8 years ago
Most suitable foundation for black cotton soil.
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