Sieve size Weight retained Percent Retained Cumulative Percent Passing percent retained 4.75 mm 20 + DD 2.36 mm DD + 5 1.18 mm 150 + DD 600 microns 300 microns 2DD 3DD 150 microns 75 microns Mм * 3 MM + 2 Pan jill up the missing data and find the Fineness modulus of the aggregates. If the weight jf thej sample is 1250g (50)

Sieve size Weight retained Percent Retained Cumulative Percent Passing percent retained 4.75 mm 20 + DD 2.36 mm DD + 5 1.18 mm 150 + DD 600 microns 300 microns 2DD 3DD 150 microns 75 microns Mм * 3 MM + 2 Pan jill up the missing data and find the Fineness modulus of the aggregates. If the weight jf thej sample is 1250g (50)

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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