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a. Draw the grain-size distribution curve. Foundation... Materials
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b. Determine the percentages of gravel, sand, silt, and clay
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c. Repeat part b according to the USDA system.
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d. Repeat part b according to the AASHTO system. Ryan


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Step 1 of 13

(a)
Tabulate the values of sieve size and percent finer as follows:

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Step 2 of 13

Draw the grain size distribution curve for the grain size (sieve
size) and percent finer as follows:

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Step 3 of 13

(b)
Determine the percentages of gravel, sand, silt, and clay
according to MIT system as follows:

Calculate the percentage retained as follows:

Substitute for Percentage passing from sieve.

Therefore, the percentage of gravel in the soil is .

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Step 4 of 13

Calculate the percentage retained as follows:

Substitute for Percentage passing from sieve.

Therefore, the percentage of sand in the soil is .

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Step 5 of 13

Calculate the percentage retained as follows:

Substitute for Percentage passing from sieve.

Therefore, the percentage of silt in the soil is .

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Step 6 of 13

Calculate the percentage passing as follows:

Therefore, the percentage of clay in the soil is .

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Step 7 of 13

(c)
Determine the percentages of gravel, sand, sile, and clay
according to BS system as follows:

Calculate the percentage retained as follows:

Substitute for Percentage passing from sieve.

Therefore, the percentage of gravel in the soil is .

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Step 8 of 13

Calculate the percentage retained as follows:

Substitute for Percentage passing from sieve.

Therefore, the percentage of sand in the soil is .

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Step 9 of 13

Calculate the percentage retained as follows:

Substitute for Percentage passing from sieve.

Therefore, the percentage of silt in the soil is .

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Step 10 of 13

Calculate the percentage passing as follows:

Therefore, the percentage of clay in the soil is .

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Step 11 of 13

(d)
Determine the percentages of gravel, sand, sile, and clay
according to AASHTO system as follows:

Calculate the percentage retained as follows:

Substitute for Percentage passing from sieve.

Therefore, the percentage of gravel in the soil is .

Comment

Step 12 of 13

Calculate the percentage retained as follows:

Substitute for Percentage passing from sieve.

Therefore, the percentage of sand in the soil is .

Comment

Step 13 of 13

Calculate the percentage retained as follows:

Substitute for Percentage retained on sieve.

Therefore, the percentage of silt and clay in the soil is .

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