4. With the following datas table , answer these questions:Sample 1Mass retained (g)Sample 2Mass retained (g)Aperture mm.0.91504000.82501000.753006000.651000300pan300600Write step by step the calculations, if it is necessary.a. Identify the type of sieving series.b. What sample has lower quantity of particle size smaller than 0,75mm?С.Which sample has more quantity of particle size at the range 0,8-0,75mm?d. If is required a sample with more quantity of particle size bigger than 0,75mm; what is the bestsample?650 ton of Sample1 and 150 ton of Sample 2 are available. How many Kg of particle size biggerе.than 0,65mm could we obtain from each sample?f.What is the sample with minimum 30% of particle size smaller than 0,8mm?G. Draw at digram % retained, accumulative over size and finerH. Explain by a figure and words, what is the(mean size) in d group of solids partculates?

a. There are two type of sieve process. They are dry and wet sieve analysis. In dry sieve analysis…

Write step by step the calculations, if it is necessary. a. Identify the type of sieving series. b. What sample has lower quantity of particle size smaller than 0,75mm? c. Which sample has more quantity of particle size at the range 0,8-0,75mm?

Write step by step the calculations, if it is necessary. a. Identify the type of sieving series. b. What sample has lower quantity of particle size smaller than 0,75mm? c. Which sample has more quantity of particle size at the range 0,8-0,75mm?

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