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Across
  1. 3. Device for extracting undisturbed soil samples.
  2. 5. Loose, dry soil that suddenly compacts under wetting or loading, leading to potential structural issues.
  3. 7. Adjustment in calculations for the weight of soil above the point of interest.
  4. 8. Soil deformation under high stress, often seen in tunnels.
  5. 9. N-value obtained from this test gauges soil resistance (two words).
  6. 12. Evaluation conducted directly at the site to assess conditions.
  7. 13. Defines the critical water contents for soil states: liquid and plastic.
  8. 17. Drilling tool with spiral blades for soil removal.
  9. 20. Soil specimen preserved in its natural state.
  10. 21. Shallow excavation for direct soil inspection.
  11. 22. Subsurface collapse, often a drilling challenge.
  12. 23. Tool often used in conjunction with an auger or for driving samplers.
  13. 25. Process of increasing soil density by reducing air gaps.
  14. 30. Protective tubing used to stabilize borehole walls.
  15. 31. In-situ procedure assessing soil deformation under lateral pressure.
  16. 32. Foundation element that spreads loads to the ground.
  17. 33. Common method for determining soil's bearing capacity.
  18. 34. Record detailing the geological layers encountered during drilling.
  19. 35. Initial phase of investigation, reviewing available data and reports.
  20. 36. Drilling equipment allowing sample collection through its center.
  21. 37. A drilling tool for removing soil in large chunks.
  22. 38. Soil previously subjected to greater pressure than currently.
  23. 40. Comprehensive analysis of ground conditions for construction planning.
Down
  1. 1. Structure designed to hold back soil or rock from a building, structure, or area.
  2. 2. Soil specimen altered in structure during collection.
  3. 4. Drilling technique using fluid to remove cuttings.
  4. 6. Determines the shear strength of soil using a direct method.
  5. 10. Phenomenon where saturated soil temporarily loses strength due to stress, such as an earthquake.
  6. 11. Drilling to obtain subsurface samples for analysis.
  7. 14. Wire mesh filled with rocks used in civil engineering for stabilization.
  8. 15. Installed to monitor groundwater levels and quality.
  9. 16. Preliminary survey to gather site-specific information.
  10. 18. Type of ground that swells and shrinks with moisture changes, posing risks to foundations.
  11. 19. Measures the rate at which water flows through soil.
  12. 24. A lab assessment to measure soil strength under controlled stresses.
  13. 26. Procedure to assess shear strength of soft soils.
  14. 27. Water content at which soil changes from plastic to liquid state.
  15. 28. Method to determine geotechnical properties by pushing a cone into the ground.
  16. 29. Hydraulic pressure within the soil voids.
  17. 39. Extracting a cylindrical sample from the earth.