The bearing capacity of a water logged soil, may be improved by A. Grouting B. Chemical action C. Drainage D. Compaction

The correct answer is D. Compaction.

Compaction is the process of reducing the void space in a soil by applying pressure. This can be done by using a variety of methods, such as rolling, vibrating, or tamping. Compaction increases the density of the soil, which makes it stronger and more able to support loads.

Grouting is the process of injecting a fluid into the ground to fill voids and cracks. This can be done to improve the stability of the ground or to seal off water leaks. Grouting does not improve the bearing capacity of the soil.

Chemical action is the process of using chemicals to change the properties of the soil. This can be done to improve the drainage

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