Analysis of Fine AggregatesFill in the table: SIEVE NOAMOUNT RETAINED (g)433842101430164407310015920020PAN31 CUMULATIVECUMULATIVESIEVEAMOUNTAMOUNTPERCENT RETAINED,PERCENT PASSINGSIZERETAINED, g (a)RETAINED,g (b)(c)=(b)*100/TOTAL(d)=100 - ( c )TOTAL

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SIEVE NO AMOUNT RETAINED (g) 4 33 8 42 10 14 30 164 40 73 100 159 200 20 PAN 31

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Analysis of Fine Aggregates
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SIEVE NO
AMOUNT RETAINED (g)
4
33
8
42
10
14
30
164
40
73
100
159
200
20
PAN
31

CUMULATIVE
CUMULATIVE
SIEVE
AMOUNT
AMOUNT
PERCENT RETAINED,
PERCENT PASSING
SIZE
RETAINED, g (a)
RETAINED,g (b)
(c)=(b)*100/TOTAL
(d)=100 - ( c )
TOTAL

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