6. The results of a standard Proctor Test are tabulated as follows.Volume of Proctor Mold(ft³)Weight of Wet Soil in Mold(lb) Moisture Content(w%)1/303.69121/303.62141/303.88161/303.87181/303.87201/303.7721a. Determine the moist unit weight (ymoist) and dry unit weight (yd). Plot the value of dry unitunit weight (yd) versus the value of moisture content (w%) and estimate the maximum dryunit weight (ydmax) and the corresponding optimum moisture content (w%)b. Determine the void ratio at the optimum moisture content if G s = 2.68c. Determine the degree of saturation at the optimum moisture content.Use the graph form below for plotting the compaction curve.COMPACTION CURVED 20.5R 20Y 19.5U 18918| 17.5T 16.3W1615.515 7 9 11 13 151719 212325 27293133 35 37 39GMoisture Content (w%)T (KN/m^3)

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6. The results of a standard Proctor Test are tabulated as follows. Volume of Proctor Mold(ft³) Weight of Wet Soil in Mold(lb) Moisture Content(w%) 1/30 3.69 12 1/30 3.62 14 1/30 3.88 16 1/30 3.87 18 1/30 3.87 20 1/30 3.77 21 a. Determine the moist unit weight (ymoist) and dry unit weight (yd). Plot the value of dry unit

6. The results of a standard Proctor Test are tabulated as follows. Volume of Proctor Mold(ft³) Weight of Wet Soil in Mold(lb) Moisture Content(w%) 1/30 3.69 12 1/30 3.62 14 1/30 3.88 16 1/30 3.87 18 1/30 3.87 20 1/30 3.77 21 a. Determine the moist unit weight (ymoist) and dry unit weight (yd). Plot the value of dry unit

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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