EXPERIMENT 7 ATTERBERG LIMITS
Sep 20, 2002 · the soil down to eliminate air pockets and spread it into the cup to a depth of about 10 mm at its deepest point. The soil pat should form an approximately horizontal surface (See Photo B). (5) Use the grooving tool carefully cut a clean straight groove down the center of the cup. The tool should remain perpendicular to the surface
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cemmlab.webhost.uic.eduOct 10, 2002 · Enough water should be added so that the mixture may flow freely (see Photo B). (5) Using a scoop, pour the prepared soil into the lower chamber using a circular motion to fill it to a depth of 1.5 cm. A uniform layer should be formed. (6) Use the tamping device to compact the layer of soil. Use
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cemmlab.webhost.uic.eduAug 30, 2002 · the shear plane; and s‘ = (s - u), s = total pressure, and u = pore water pressure; c’ and ϕ’ are drained shear strength parameters. The determination of drained shear strength parameters is given in Experiment 14 Equipment: Compression device, Load and deformation dial gauges, Sample trimming equipment, Balance, Moisture can.
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EXPERIMENT 9 MOISTURE-DENSITY RELATION …
cemmlab.webhost.uic.eduOct 05, 2002 · of the guide sleeve. (6) The soil should completely fill the cylinder and the last compacted layer must extend slightly above the collar joint. If the soil is below the collar joint at the completion of the drops, the test point must be repeated. (Note: For the last layer, watch carefully, and add more
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