Three common soil sampling tools along with their sizes are given below. Choose the incorrect statement(s) regarding the samples. Sampler Outside diameter Inside diameter Split spoon 2 inch 1.375 inch 2" Shelby tube 2 inch 1.875 inch 3" Shelby tube 3 inch 2.875 inch Area ratio of split spoon sampler is 52.73% Correct Option Area ratio for 2" Shelby tube sampler is 12.11% Correct Option Area ratio for 3" Shelby tube sampler is 8.16% Correct Option Best tool to use in terms of degree of disturbance is 3" Shelby tube sampler

Three common soil sampling tools along with their sizes are given below. Choose the incorrect statement(s) regarding the samples. Sampler Outside diameter Inside diameter Split spoon 2 inch 1.375 inch 2" Shelby tube 2 inch 1.875 inch 3" Shelby tube 3 inch 2.875 inch Area ratio of split spoon sampler is 52.73% Correct Option Area ratio for 2" Shelby tube sampler is 12.11% Correct Option Area ratio for 3" Shelby tube sampler is 8.16% Correct Option Best tool to use in terms of degree of disturbance is 3" Shelby tube sampler

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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