CEEN 341 - Lecture 2 - Particle Size Analysis

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  • Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024

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  • @TAMARAELISE
    @TAMARAELISE 4 года назад +8

    you are honestly fun and effective. two of my favorite traits. i am ever grateful for your videos and for now offer my sincerest gratitude for the excellence of your existence.

  • @kishorekumarshivaram4971
    @kishorekumarshivaram4971 7 лет назад +4

    Thank you Professor,
    the lecture was fully informative, clear and had a better understanding of the concepts. looking forward for somemore lectures from you.
    Great job.

  • @Mustarlethal
    @Mustarlethal 7 лет назад +8

    Hello, thanks for the great videos .
    I would love it if I know the name of the text book you are using .
    Thank you again

  • @flymoon3198
    @flymoon3198 5 лет назад +9

    wish he were my teacher.

  • @user-ge4mz3rl8h
    @user-ge4mz3rl8h 3 года назад

    Amazing presentation, thank you very much for sharing!

  • @terencegarraway6451
    @terencegarraway6451 3 года назад

    Great video on Sieve analysis

  • @manuelalejandrosalazargome1047
    @manuelalejandrosalazargome1047 6 лет назад +3

    where can I download the students lecture notes?

  • @Jeff-es1yr
    @Jeff-es1yr 4 года назад

    Great class as always.

  • @evazhang3232
    @evazhang3232 3 года назад

    Happy Holiday Dr.Franke. I followed the lecture and tried to plot log scale in excel. I am wondering what factor or reason should I consider when we decide x axis decreasing (1000 to 100 to 10 to..0.01) or increasing as normal. My graph would it be same if x axis goes increasing from 0 to 1000. Thank you!

  • @arellanojoeankait.7618
    @arellanojoeankait.7618 2 года назад

    Thank you so much!

  • @joshuajohnjulio
    @joshuajohnjulio 4 года назад

    Which of the three main clay minerals undergo large volume change in contact with water and why?

  • @heroyousif1265
    @heroyousif1265 6 лет назад

    Please
    What is the formula to calculate size or no of next sieve by the percentage of passing or retained on previous sieve

  • @emanelsherif6008
    @emanelsherif6008 6 лет назад

    Dr, after greetings, I would like to know how can I calculate the CM values of CM diagram from the distribution curve where C is the coarsest one percentile and D is the median. Is C value refers to 1% or 99%?

  • @dhuraiathi5291
    @dhuraiathi5291 6 лет назад

    Dear sir pls upload video for shallow and pile foundation

  • @nonsensepoopypants7415
    @nonsensepoopypants7415 5 лет назад +1

    We were informed that Engineers use "Well Graded", whereas Geologists use "Poorly sorted". Also "Poorly Graded" would be "Well sorted". Which makes sense, because something that is highly graded will have a large variety of shapes and sizes, which also means that the sample is poorly sorted by size and shape.

  • @TheAmmon50
    @TheAmmon50 Год назад

    Ironically, had a FE Exam question about a 'gap graded' soil.

  • @th3godfath3r49
    @th3godfath3r49 3 года назад

    Sir from where someone can get lecture slides?

  • @ayodejiolopade2434
    @ayodejiolopade2434 3 года назад

    Why are there so many ads? Barely 5 mins into the class and you get hit by ads

  • @madeforu7180
    @madeforu7180 4 года назад

    And where i can find these ppt? please.

  • @madeforu7180
    @madeforu7180 4 года назад +1

    8:24 which book?

  • @user-qm8dz8dn7h
    @user-qm8dz8dn7h 4 года назад

    17:05
    why would they call it the exact opposite way of the other's? geologists and engineers..

  • @KhaLed-pb4pu
    @KhaLed-pb4pu 6 лет назад

    How do we find the Mean particle size? what is the formula used? is there an examlpe with numbers?
    Thanks

  • @martinharyadi3798
    @martinharyadi3798 3 года назад

    Actually engineers somtimes confused between gradded and sorted...

  • @patrickmiller3195
    @patrickmiller3195 4 года назад

    You sound like tom selleck

  • @joeshmoe8345
    @joeshmoe8345 Год назад

    **Tthsk + dramatic inhale** Did you notice that you your mouth does a clack for each new slide?? It’s annoying and also it’s not necessary to indicate that you’re moving on because by the time you do it the slide has already changed 😅 do you have this verbal tick when teaching too? Does the *tsk* sharp inhale thing have meaning that in misssing? Do you *tsk* sharp inhale intentionally or is it like a reflex? It’s annoying as frickin heck but also I can’t imagine why you’re doing it either….. can you get a pen to click over and over instead? I think that’s slightly less annoying during a LECTURE….