INITIAL WEIGHT: 5000g1. Get the weight retained on each sieve number. Weight of Sieve withSieve no.Weight of EmptyWeight RetainedAggregatesSieve (grams)(grams)(grams)2 in0.5379701½ in0.5599701.5891 in0.5499702.988% in0.5589703.0132 in0.5479704.0233/8 in0.5349702.717No. 4 (4.75 mm)0.5159705.401No.8 (0.0937 in)0.4939705.858No.10(0.0787 in)0.4899701.613Pan0.37497012.27 Sieve SizesUS Standard Sieve SizesClear Opening (mm)3"75.002"50.0037.501"25.0019.0012.509.50No. 44.75No. 82.36No. 102.00No. 161.18No. 2080 umNo. 30600 umNo. 40425 umNo. 60250 umNo. 100150 umNo. 20075 ymPanSource: Marotta & Herubin (1997)Table 2Minimum Sample Sizes or Sieve Analysis of Coarse AggregatesMinimum Sample Size (kg)Particle Size3"1002602"35151"103.23.1Source: Marotta & Herubin (1997)

Given Seive No. Weight of empty seive, Weight of seive with aggregate, To Determine Weight retained…

Weight of Sieve with Sieve no. Weight of Empty Weight Retained Aggregates Sieve (grams) (grams) (grams) 2 in 0.537970 1½ in 0.559970 1.589 1 in 0.549970 2.988 % in 0.558970 3.013 2 in 0.547970 4.023 3/8 in 0.534970 2.717 No. 4 (4.75 mm) 0.515970 5.401 No.8 (0.0937 in) 0.493970 5.858 No.10(0.0787 in) 0.489970 1.613 Pan 0.374970 12.27

Weight of Sieve with Sieve no. Weight of Empty Weight Retained Aggregates Sieve (grams) (grams) (grams) 2 in 0.537970 1½ in 0.559970 1.589 1 in 0.549970 2.988 % in 0.558970 3.013 2 in 0.547970 4.023 3/8 in 0.534970 2.717 No. 4 (4.75 mm) 0.515970 5.401 No.8 (0.0937 in) 0.493970 5.858 No.10(0.0787 in) 0.489970 1.613 Pan 0.374970 12.27

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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