Given the laboratory result of Atterberg Limit Test. Determine the shrinkage limit. Plastic Limit and Natural Water Content TestTestPlastic LimitNatural Water ContentTest No.1212Weight of Container + Lid13.070113.18157.84547.5040Weight of Container + Lid + WetSoil22.120121.841517.535416.9740Weight of Container + Lid + DrySoil20.420120.191514.845414.3640Water Content (%)Shrinkage Limit TestWeight of Dish with petroleum jelly (g)11.3015Weight of Dish with petroleum jelly + Wet Soil(g)Weight of Dish with petroleum jelly + Dry Soil(g)Volume of Shrinkage Dish (cm³)66.301542.301525.0Volume of Oven – Dried Soil Pat (cm3)16.0

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Shrinkage Limit Test Weight of Dish with petroleum jelly (g) 11.3015 Weight of Dish with petroleum jelly + Wet Soil (g) Weight of Dish with petroleum jelly + Dry Soil (g) Volume of Shrinkage Dish (cm³) 66.3015 42.3015 25.0 Volume of Oven – Dried Soil Pat (cm³) 16.0

Shrinkage Limit Test Weight of Dish with petroleum jelly (g) 11.3015 Weight of Dish with petroleum jelly + Wet Soil (g) Weight of Dish with petroleum jelly + Dry Soil (g) Volume of Shrinkage Dish (cm³) 66.3015 42.3015 25.0 Volume of Oven – Dried Soil Pat (cm³) 16.0

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Given the laboratory result of Atterberg Limit Test. Determine the shrinkage limit.

Plastic Limit and Natural Water Content Test
Test
Plastic Limit
Natural Water Content
Test No.
1
2
1
2
Weight of Container + Lid
13.0701
13.1815
7.8454
7.5040
Weight of Container + Lid + Wet
Soil
22.1201
21.8415
17.5354
16.9740
Weight of Container + Lid + Dry
Soil
20.4201
20.1915
14.8454
14.3640
Water Content (%)
Shrinkage Limit Test
Weight of Dish with petroleum jelly (g)
11.3015
Weight of Dish with petroleum jelly + Wet Soil
(g)
Weight of Dish with petroleum jelly + Dry Soil
(g)
Volume of Shrinkage Dish (cm³)
66.3015
42.3015
25.0
Volume of Oven – Dried Soil Pat (cm3)
16.0

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