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Appendix B The Unified Soil Classification System
B-6 Unified Soil Classification System FM 5-472/NAVFAC MO 330/AFJMAN (I) NOTES 1. Values in columns 7 and 11 are for guidance only. Design should be based on actual test results.
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Classification of Aggregates Based on Size Aggregates are available in nature in different sizes. The size of aggregate used may be related to the mix proportions type of work etc. the size distribution of aggregates is called grading of aggregates. Following are the classification of aggregates based on size Aggregates are classified into 2 types according to size
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For example well-graded gravel 12. Procedure for Classification of Coarse-Grained Soils with clay GW-GC poorly graded sand with silt SP-SM (See (more than 50 retained on the No. 200 (75-µm) sieve) 9.8.2.1 if insufficient material available for testing). 12.1 Class the soil as gravel if more than 50 of the coarse NOTE 10—If the fines
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· Sand and gravel are siliceous and calcareous products of the weathering of rocks and unconsolidated or poorly consolidated materials. Such deposits are common throughout the country. The six-digit Source Classification Code (SCC) for construction sand and gravel processing is and the six-digit SCC for industrial sand and gravel is 3
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· The basic procedure for classifying soils according to grain size distribution is as follows 1. Perform a sieve analysis 2. Determine the percentages of gravel sand and fines using the criteria shown in Figure 1 3. Describe the soil using the USCS criteria shown in Figure 2. 1.
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For example well-graded gravel 12. Procedure for Classification of Coarse-Grained Soils with clay GW-GC poorly graded sand with silt SP-SM (See (more than 50 retained on the No. 200 (75-µm) sieve) 9.8.2.1 if insufficient material available for testing). 12.1 Class the soil as gravel if more than 50 of the coarse NOTE 10—If the fines
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· Procedure for evaluation of Sand Gravel and Stone sources for use in PCC New aggregate sources (Stone Gravel or Sand) will be required to follow 1003.01.4 procedure. This procedure is shown in Appendix A/B/C. After a failing ASTM C 1293 and/or C1105 result a producer may resubmit the source for PCC code approval after a 6 month waiting period.
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The same system with minor modification was adopted by ISI for general engineering purpose (IS ). IS system divides soil into three major groups coarse grained fine grained and organic soils and other miscellaneous soil materials. Coarse grained soils are those with more than 50 of the material larger than 0.075mm size.
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· as being a gravel or a sand by estimating whether 50 or more by weight of the coarse grains are larger or smaller than 4.75 mm (No 4 sieve size). 2. If the soil is a gravel identify as being "clean" (containing little or no fines <5 ) or "dirty" (containing an appreciable amount of fines >12 ). For clean gravels final classification is
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· UCS Classification Procedure Step (1) Determine F 200 ( finer than #200 sieve) If F 200 < 50 −−> Step (2) If F 200 ≥ 50 −−> Step(3) Step (2) Coarse Fraction is R 200 =100 − F 200 F 1 is the passing #4 but retained on #200 (i.e. sand) If F 1 < (R 200)/2 then the coarse fraction is more gravel than sand.
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The AASHTO Classification System. The AASHTO system classifies soils into seven primary groups named A-1 through A-7 based on their relative expected quality for road embankments subgrades subbases and bases. Some of the groups are in turn divided into subgroups such as A-1-a and A-1-b.
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· This procedure of mixing and rolling is repeated till the soil starts crumbling at a diameter of 3 mm. The water content of the crumbled portion of the thread is determined. The test is repeated at least thrice to get the average water content. This average water content is called the plastic limit W P of the soil sample. Bis Soil Classification
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2 days ago · Unified Soil Classification System Example. The final classification of the soil is SC (Clayey sand with gravel) Example Classify the following soil using USCS passing sieve # 4 = 100 LL = 55 . sieve # 200 = 86 PL = 27 . Solution F200 = 86
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Textural patches (i.e. grain‐size facies) are commonly observed in gravel‐bed channels and are of significance for both physical and biological processes at subreach scales. We present a general framework for classifying textural patches that allows modification for particular study goals while maintaining a basic degree of standardization.
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· gravel particle size analysis. Sieve number Size of opening (mm) 4 4.76 10 2 This standard sieve opening represents 5-mm gravel. Figure 2. Soil textural classification. (Source Texas Commission on Environmental Quality 2005.) regulations. They determine the wastewater loading rate to soils and the type of pretreatment and distribution
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· An iterative procedure of visual identification and quantitative grain‐size measurement is used. A field test of our classification indicates that it affords reasonable statistical discrimination of median grain size and variance of bed‐surface textures. We also explore the compromise between classification simplicity and accuracy.
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· UCS Classification Procedure Step (1) Determine F 200 ( finer than #200 sieve) If F 200 < 50 −−> Step (2) If F 200 ≥ 50 −−> Step(3) Step (2) Coarse Fraction is R 200 =100 − F 200 F 1 is the passing #4 but retained on #200 (i.e. sand) If F 1 < (R 200)/2 then the coarse fraction is more gravel than sand.
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· Classification procedure With required test data available proceed from left to right on the chart (in the above picture) and the correct group will be found by the process of elimination. The first group from the left into which the test data will fit is the correct classification.
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· UCS Classification Procedure Step (1) Determine F 200 ( finer than #200 sieve) If F 200 < 50 −−> Step (2) If F 200 ≥ 50 −−> Step(3) Step (2) Coarse Fraction is R 200 =100 − F 200 F 1 is the passing #4 but retained on #200 (i.e. sand) If F 1 < (R 200)/2 then the coarse fraction is more gravel than sand.
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· Good gravel for Section III Surface Gravel Section III Surface Gravel 39 base courses will generally have larger top-sized stone and a very small per-centage of clay or fine material.This is necessary for the strength and good drainability needed in base gravels.This material will not form a crust to keep the material bound together on a gravel road.
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· Gravel ridges known as kames and eskers. Glacio-Lacustrine deposits. Material deposited within lakes by meltwater from glaciers. Consisting of clay in central portions of lake and alternate layers of silty clay or silt and clay (varved clay) in peripheral zones. Consists of material of all sizes in various proportions from boulder and gravel to
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· Gravel analysis ( gravel by volume) In Class II or III soils only soil contains less than 30 gravel or soil contains more than 30 gravel and 80 of the gravel is smaller than 5.0 mm. All other Class II or III soils that contain more gravel than is described as suitable. All other soils with more than 30 gravel.
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