Particle Size Distribution Curve ,Sieve analysis test

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This video teaches me both particle size analysis and using spreadsheets to construct a graph

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Glad it was helped, and thank you so much for your support

[@gabrielk3002]

Very good explanation, thank you so much

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[@skv5451]

Very well explained

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[@karzanghazehussein1111]

Kepp going teacher amazing job

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Thank you so much

[@umarfarooq5402]

Good job👍

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[@topvideos6849]

Very good explanation

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Thank you

[@kulapatwatana9475]

well explained. Many thanks.

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Glad to hear

[@3mmapipFX]

Thanks mr legend

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most welcome

[@leonardoz.wongbae9165]

Thanks for the splendid explaination. What if CC and CU are zero? How would the soil be classified?

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A soil is considered well-graded if Cu is greater than 4 for gravels and greater than 6 for sands, and Cc is in the range of one to three. Soil is considered poorly graded if Cu or Cc does not fall within these two ranges

[@leonardoz.wongbae9165]

@@ENGSchool, thank you kindly.

[@hezhasaleem211]

It is very useful thanks

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You are welcome

[@bekkaressahbi2971]

من فضلكم حسبت معامل النعومة للرمل وجدته اكبر من10هل لهذا تفسير؟

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Translate to English please

[@riyadaniel7540]

How do you workmout the % gravel?

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In this example there are no gravel, the same way as determining sand and silt, gravel can be determined, according to ASTM the range of gravel is 4.75 mm to 75mm