V. DATA AND TABULATION 1. Depending upon the form of the specifications for use of the material under test, the report shall include the following: 1.1. Total percentage of material passing each sieve, or 1.2. Total percentage of material retained oneach sieve, or 1.3. Percentage ofmaterial retained between consecutive sieves. 2. Report percentages to the nearest wholenumber, except if the percentage passing the 75-um (No. 200) sieveis less than 10 %, it shall be reported to the nearest 0.1%. 3. Report the fineness modulus, when required, to the nearest 0.01. CUMULATIVE CUMULATIVE SIEV AMOUNT AMOUNT PERCENT PERCENT RETAINED, g (b) RETAINED, 9 (a) RETAINED, (c)=(b)*100/TÓT E PASSING SIZ (d)=100 - (c) AL 1% 215 885 3/4 980 1/2 2350 3/8 1190 4. 2205 1985 10 1840 40 1650 100 980 200 660 PAN 60 15000 ТОTAL [7]

V. DATA AND TABULATION 1. Depending upon the form of the specifications for use of the material under test, the report shall include the following: 1.1. Total percentage of material passing each sieve, or 1.2. Total percentage of material retained oneach sieve, or 1.3. Percentage ofmaterial retained between consecutive sieves. 2. Report percentages to the nearest wholenumber, except if the percentage passing the 75-um (No. 200) sieveis less than 10 %, it shall be reported to the nearest 0.1%. 3. Report the fineness modulus, when required, to the nearest 0.01. CUMULATIVE CUMULATIVE SIEV AMOUNT AMOUNT PERCENT PERCENT RETAINED, g (b) RETAINED, 9 (a) RETAINED, (c)=(b)*100/TÓT E PASSING SIZ (d)=100 - (c) AL 1% 215 885 3/4 980 1/2 2350 3/8 1190 4. 2205 1985 10 1840 40 1650 100 980 200 660 PAN 60 15000 ТОTAL [7]

Solid Waste Engineering

3rd Edition

ISBN:9781305635203

Author:Worrell, William A.

Publisher:Worrell, William A.

Chapter4: Mechanical Processes

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 4.11P

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