Define What is passive earth pressure ?
Answer / Abhishek Kumar Paisal
Passive Earth Pressure is the lateral pressure exerted by soil against a retaining structure, such as a wall or a dam. It occurs when the soil wants to return to its original position after being displaced by the structure. Passive earth pressure is usually less than active earth pressure and acts towards the structure.
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