Unified Soil Classification System
UNIFIED SOIL CLASSIFICATION . SYSTEM: FIELD METHOD . ABBREVIATED NAME. USCS: TEST NUMBER: P13: TEST METHOD TYPE: B: VERSION NUMBER: 2: SCOPE: This test method describes the engineering properties of a soil based on the size of the particles, the amounts of the various sizes and the characteristics of the very fine grains. It can
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