Stone columns are invariably used in which soil.(a) Poor bearing capacity(b) Strong bearing capacity(c) Low bearing capacity(d) Very poor bearing capacityI got this question during an interview.I need to ask this question from Ground Techniques in division Site Investigation and Ground Techniques of Construction & Building Materials

Stone columns are invariably used in which soil.(a) Poor bearing capac

1.	Stone columns are invariably used in which soil.(a) Poor bearing capacity(b) Strong bearing capacity(c) Low bearing capacity(d) Very poor bearing capacityI got this question during an interview.I need to ask this question from Ground Techniques in division Site Investigation and Ground Techniques of Construction & Building Materials
Answer» Right option is (a) POOR bearing capacity Easy explanation: It is normally USED in soft inorganic soils. Stone columns are essentially a method of soil reinforcement in which soft cohesive soil is replaced at discrete POINTS by compacted stone or crushed rock in pre bored vertical HOLE to form columns or FILES within the soil.

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