Soil Liquefaction

[@SoSkkk]

Thank you so much sir !!! You explained this topic very well with practicality. I am from india 🇮🇳 and here we believe that our teachers are 2nd most important persons after our parents. Now I can say that guru(teacher) is the manifestation of that eternal power(god). 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@SteveGriffithsvideo]

Wow thank you so much!

[@wistove]

The simple but best material for an understanding of soil liquefaction. Thanks million from Korea!

[@jeiyah2429]

This just the simplest yet understandable demonstration I've watch! Thank you

[@joanneward2566]

Can't believe I am building up my science English vocabulary through your videos!

[@abdullatifalanaizy574]

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[@OK-Take5]

That was easy to understand. Thanks.

[@dannyzeke]

Thank you. Well explained!

[@adriechue15]

Thanks for helping me understand liquefaction!!

[@miagaier1849]

Thank you for helping me with my science work!

[@urfan7850]

Thanks for explanation

[@linusleung801]

Thanks a lot for your tutorial. It’s amazing!! :)

[@Ankitc7]

Very Helpful to understand definition....

[@mohammedmustapha7932]

Thank you Steve for this wonderful explanation

[@nikulrabari4247]

Thank you sir it's helpful in my college project - from india

[@lucassennhauser]

No one is gonna mention that he's writing BACKWARDS with perfect letters? Gonna need the science explained for that

[@SteveGriffithsvideo]

I just flip the file 180 degrees in post production!

[@lucassennhauser]

@@SteveGriffithsvideo I refuse to believe something so far fetched. No, it must be magics

[@SteveGriffithsvideo]

Lucas Sennhauser perhaps I am like Leonardo Da Vinci - he was also left handed and wrote backwards! :)

[@lucassennhauser]

@@SteveGriffithsvideo Ah, see that is an explanation I can get behind, that you are in fact Da Vinci reincarnated.

[@spacechip3386]

I love his accent.

[@issalid934]

thank you lad, great video !

[@ClaireRoos]

Great video 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@phsal5182]

nice presentation

[@shashidharan6492]

How are you writting? I just amazed aftr seeing the board ... I'm seeing it frst time...

[@SteveGriffithsvideo]

This is a lightboard. Here is a link to a video showing how I make the videos kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXXOfKx-nMaZr6M

[@COOKIE-NZL]

Wouldn't pressing the soil together under the ground before building to remove the air gaps just cause liquefaction nearby

[@devashreeroy6391]

Well explained

[@leot5979]

Thanks!!

[@AbhaySingh-jx6fp]

Is it always the sand is situated right above the water table which later emphasises liquefaction?

[@SteveGriffithsvideo]

Sand is very porous where as clay is much less porous so would reduce liquification. Liquification is definitely a function of the sand. So I would think the substrate needs to be sand or another equally porous soil type.

[@AbhaySingh-jx6fp]

@@SteveGriffithsvideo understood, but was more curious to know about water table's location or a subtrate it is most closely connected with, sand or clay?

[@SteveGriffithsvideo]

@@AbhaySingh-jx6fp great question. I am not sure.

[@chandinisteve8594]

hello! this is chandini from India. i am currently creating content for underwater archaeology courses for an archaeological field institute that is still on lockdown. could i have your permission to add this video to explain soil liquefaction of an archaeological site to my content? of course credit will be given to you in the video.

[@SteveGriffithsvideo]

Chandini Steve hi, that will be totally fine. Sounds interesting.

[@Raag_Jhankaar]

Thankssir