How to Determine Soil Gradation | MUST Know This to Classify Soil

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[@minhtrannhat3073]

You helped me a lot. Very appreciated

[@rosscollier3992]

Awesome video

[@Kaypatma-wp3qn]

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[@williamwarren9397]

This helped alot thanks

[@kingzgambo6468]

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[@Randomkloud]

Thank you this was helpful

[@Fauna-g4b]

Thank you very for the video
The cu = 9
And 9 is bigger than 4 and 6
Why we choice it is bigger than 6 ?

[@Rio_KaWHK]

...I'm still not clear as to how you estimated the values of D10, D30, and D60 to be 0.6, 2.1, and 5.5 mm, respectively...

[@sharmajisuccess3492]

How to calculate the exact values of D10,D30,D60 in any numerical ??
In the numerical which is understood by you, it is not clear.
(Please reply must)

[@GeoEngineeringandScience]

I am not sure what you mean by numerical, we typically get the values from the graph (manually). The plot shall be as accurate as possible, so that the values are accurate as well. In any case, a small difference (range) in the values won't make a big difference in the final answer.

[@leonardoz.wongbae9165]

What if CU and CC are zero?

[@aware-z4j]

Your voice really made me sleepy!