Graph given values 1.3. Percentage of material retained between consecutive sieves.2. Report percentages to the nearest whole number, except if the percentage passing the75-um (No. 200) sieve is less than 10 %, it shall be reported to the nearest 0.1 %.3. Report the fineness modulus, when required, to the nearest 0.01.CUMULATIVECUMULATIVESIEVEAMOUNTAMOUNTPERCENT RETAINED,PERCENT PASSING(d)=100 - (c)93,84 2086,01 %8 3,40 %(c) (b)*100/TOTAL4.16 20SIZERETAINED, g (a)RETAINED,g (b)3333427513.99 ro10148914, 40 23016425347.20%52.80 2.39, 18 %o40. 822,90.4940733241001594859,5/ 2o2のの2050594.22 25.78 %PAN3/536100,00 %0,の 2。ТОTAL536[7] GRAIN SIZE DISTRIBUTION GRAPH - AGGREGATE GRADATION CHART:. DATE1. PROJECTSIEVE ANALY SI S - US STANDARD SIEVE SIZE SBIZE es3EVE NUMBERHYCROVETER ANALYIE1/21418140212112:4102040100200100102070604070202010601001006020100.2D.1202D.010.0023.001GRAIN SIZE IN MILLIMETERSEXCAVATION NUMBERBAMPLE NUVEERDn'DFOL DE ICRIFTICN-REMARCLASEIFCATION IUICSI2. TECHNICIAN 3 t4 PLOTTEC BY natue,6 CHECKED BY Srar.DD FORM 1207. DEC 1999FREVIOUS COIICN S 05SCLETEResetVIICHARTS AND GRAPHS

Sieve size Size in mm Amount retained Cummulative amount retained percent fineness 4 4.76 33 33…

1.3. Percentage of material retained between consecutive sieves. 2. Report percentages to the nearest whole number, except if the percentage passing the 75-um (No. 200) sieve is less than 10 %, it shall be reported to the nearest 0.1 %. 3. Report the fineness modulus, when required, to the nearest 0.01. CUMULATIVE CUMULATIVE SIEVE AMOUNT AMOUNT PERCENT RETAINED, PERCENT PASSING (d)=100 - (c) 93, 84 0 86,01 % 83,40 % RETAINED,g (b) (c)=(b)*100/TOTAL 4.16 0 SIZE RETAINED, g (a) 33 33 13.99 ro こカ 14 7ム 10 89 14. 40 2 164 47.20 % 52.80 % 39, 18 % 9.51 2 30 253 40 73 40.822 100 159 485 90.49 2 2のの 20 505 94.22 2 5.78% PAN 3/ 536 100,00 ro 0,00 % ТОTAL 536

1.3. Percentage of material retained between consecutive sieves. 2. Report percentages to the nearest whole number, except if the percentage passing the 75-um (No. 200) sieve is less than 10 %, it shall be reported to the nearest 0.1 %. 3. Report the fineness modulus, when required, to the nearest 0.01. CUMULATIVE CUMULATIVE SIEVE AMOUNT AMOUNT PERCENT RETAINED, PERCENT PASSING (d)=100 - (c) 93, 84 0 86,01 % 83,40 % RETAINED,g (b) (c)=(b)*100/TOTAL 4.16 0 SIZE RETAINED, g (a) 33 33 13.99 ro こカ 14 7ム 10 89 14. 40 2 164 47.20 % 52.80 % 39, 18 % 9.51 2 30 253 40 73 40.822 100 159 485 90.49 2 2のの 20 505 94.22 2 5.78% PAN 3/ 536 100,00 ro 0,00 % ТОTAL 536

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Author:Worrell, William A.

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Chapter4: Mechanical Processes

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 4.11P

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