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- all 5.21 A sieve analysis test was performed on a sample of aggregate and produced the results shown in Table P5.21. TABLE P5.21 Sieve Size, mm 25 19 12.5 9.5 4.75 2.36 Amount Retained, g 0 376.7 888.4 506.2 1038.4 900.1 live prised 1973 Sieve Size,TBA mm 1.18 0.60 0.30 0.15 0.075 Pan lusta) groads to storic Amount Retained, g 891.5 712.6 625.2 581.5 242.9 44.9 Calculate the percent passing through each sieve. Plot the percent passing versus sieve size on: a. a semilog gradation chart, and b. a 0.45 gradation chart (Figure A.25). What is the maximum size? What is the nominal maximum size?A sieve analysis test was performed on a sample of aggregate and produced the results shown in Table P5.21. TABLE P5.21 Amount Sieve Size, Amount Sieve Size, mm Retained, g mm Retained, g 25 1.18 891.5 19 376.7 0.60 712.6 12.5 888.4 0.30 625.2 9.5 506.2 0.15 581.5 4.75 1038.4 0.075 242.9 2.36 900.1 Pan 44.9 Calculate the percent passing through each sieve. Plot the percent passing versus sieve size on: a. a semilog gradation chart, and b. a 0.45 gradation chart (Figure A.25). What is the maximum size? What is the nominal maximum size?Pls include complete solution
- Compressive Strength is conducted for each aggregate with 3 specimens for each no. of days of curing. The recorded maximum load when the specimen breaks are as follows 7 Days (kN) | 486.73 14 Days (kN) 28 Days (kN) 678.8 ... 746.3 3/8" Sample 513.14 694.2 754.7 360.71 679.8 759.8 7 Days (kN) 14 Days (kN) 28 Days (kN) 231.86 339.8 377.7 3/4" Sample 252.04 339.6 381.1 206.69 343.3 379.9 Compute the compressive strength, in psi, for each size of aggregate on each no. of days of curing. Please indicate if the sample passed the required strength for each no.of days of curing. Conversion: 1lb-f = 4.488 N Attach your solution on the box below, image type.Calculate the value of SS of the misxture.Nedd solution
- Add solution plzIn a shape test of aggregate, which one the following gives the correct slot for flakiness index for a material passing 50 mm sieve and retained on 40 mm sieve?A sieve analysis test was performed on a sample of fine aggregate and produced the following results:Sieve, mm 4.75 2.36 2.00 1.18 0.60 0.30 0.15 0.075 panAmount retained, g 0 33.2 56.9 83.1 151.4 40.4 72.0 58.3 15.6Calculate the percent passing each sieve, and draw a 0.45 power gradation chart with the use of a spreadsheet program. The specific steps or functions selected in the following description can vary somewhat depending on the version of the spreadsheet program being used.
- Pls show solution tyThree samples of aggregates were taken weighed in moist and dry condition. Moist Dry Unit Absorption Volume (m3) Unit Aggregate Wt. Wt. (%) (kN/m3) (kN/m3) Sample 1 23.425 20.018 5.14 0.366 Sample 2 22.7 18.757 3.87 0.695 Sample 3 20.292 18.387 2.62 0.237 Where; Unit weight of water = 9.81 kN/m3 %3D Determine the average free moisture content of the three samples.Civil Engineering help Table 1 Test No. Rate of deformation Avg. sample length (mm) Avg. sample diameter (mm) Ring factor Cell pressure (kPa) (mm/min). (AIP/N) 100 74.7 38.1 1.27 0.9845 400 75.3 37.7 Table 2 Deformation (mm) Force gauge (divisions) Test 1 Test 2 0.5 22 24 1.0 46 44 1.5 2.0 62 68 80 82 2.5 102 106 132 3.0 121 134 3.5 149 4.0 157 173 5.0 6.0 7.0 182 200 219 231 241 194 195 8.0 197 90 198 200 199 | 196 246 10.0 252 251 244 11.0 12.0 By producing Mohr circles and deviatoric stress vs axial strain plots of the tests using the data presented, determine the average Young's modulus, E (MPa) from the most linear portion of the tests deviatoric stress vs axial strain nints Enterani l ...