EXPERIMENT 7 ATTERBERG LIMITS
Sep 20, 2002 · Engineering Properties of Soils Based on Laboratory Testing Prof. Krishna Reddy, UIC 61 wide variety of soil engineering properties have been correlated to the liquid and plastic limits, and these Atterberg limits are also used to classify a fine-grained soil according to the Unified Soil Classification system or AASHTO system. Equipment:
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