using the table below calculate the % acid saturation for the soil. Concentration (mg/L)     Ca Mg K Na Al   50.712 68.592 9.357 11.069 12.893

Q: Following the sieve analysis and the specific gravity of "SAND 1", a hydrometer test was performed…

A: The hydrometer test is used to determine the distribution of soil particle sizes that are smaller…

Q: The total weight of soil when saturated 1525g and the weight of the soil after drying is 1053 g. If…

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Q: Air water solids 3 Total Volume = 5.76 m²³ Void vatio=0.89 W.C. = 7%. specific gravity of solids =…

A: Given data in questionTotal volume 5.74 m3Void ratio 0.89Water content 7%Specific gravity 2.47To…

Q: using the table below calculate the % base saturation for the soil. Show calculations…

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Q: Classify: A soil with some organic odor was observed to change color to dark brown when wet.…

A: LL (not dried) = 32, LL (oven dried) = 21, and PI (not dried) = 10

Q: Grain size distribution Homework: Following are the results of a sieve analysis: Sieve No. 4 10 20…

A: SIEVE NO. SIEVE SIZE in (mm) Mass of soil retained on each sieve percentage of weight retained (%)…

Q: Soil is a mixture of air, solid particles, water, or other fluids, as shown in this figure. Soil…

A: Objective: To determine: (a) water content and unit weight of the moist soil (b) void ratio and…

Q: (b) What is the dry unit weight of the soil in pcf? (c) What is the void ratio of the soil? (d) What…

A: Given,  Total unit weight, γt = 124 pcf  Specific gravity of solid, Gs = 2.66  Average water…

Q: Question 9 Soil placed on a can has been weighed before and after an oven-drying procedure. The…

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Q: What is dry unit weight of the soil sample below (va) in Ib/ft ? The combined weight of a mold and…

A: Given data : Combined weight of mold and compacted soil sample (W1)=8.7 lbMold weight (W2)=5 lbmolds…

Q: Classify the soil by the Unified classification system. The results of the particle-size analysis of…

A: Introduction- A sieve review or gradation test is a process commonly used in construction management…

Q: A sample of soil was tested in the laboratory, and the test results were listed as shown in the…

A: As percent passing No. 200 (58.8%)is more than 36%, the soil is either A4,A5,A6 or A7 depending on…

Q: 3 KON 2+ Find Force in BD, B 4M 3M A only by force method jok C ← 10 Truss Members 3 5 KW

A: Solution: Free body diagram:

Q: The laboratory test data for a standard Proctor test are given below. Volume of Moisture content…

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Q: A plastic limit test has been performed on a soil. Threads of the soil that broke at a diameter of…

A: The mass of the wet soil is calculated by subtracting the mass of the can from the mass of the soil…

Q: 100 01 0.01 0.001 0.0001 Diameter (mm) Figure 1 Grain size distribution Table 1. Soil properties…

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Q: A SOIL SAMPLE WAS TAKEN FROM A SITE AND WAS PLACED IN A CUBICAL CONTAINER WITH ONE SIDE EQUAL TO…

A: Given Data: Side of the cubical container is b=0.1 m. Net weight of soil is W=2 kN. Weight reduction…

Unit Conversion

Standard units are also called SI units. SI units are used for measuring a physical quantity satisfying certain conditions. There are two types of units: fundamental units and derived units. Fundamental units are physical quantities that are independent, that is, they do not depend on other quantities like mass, length, or time. There are plenty of quantities in our lives which need to be measured and compared. Measuring is the comparison of a particular physical quantity with its reference value. A unit is a measure of a fixed physical quantity. A physical quantity is the product of a unit and the numerical value we need to compare with.