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Anika [276]
3 years ago
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Calculate the percent voids between aggregate particles that have been compacted by rodding, if the dry-rodded unit weight is 88

.0 lb/cu ft and the bulk dry specific gravity is 2.701.
Engineering
1 answer:
Vikki [24]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:47.7%

Explanation:

The void content in the aggregate using the bulk density can be determined by the rodding method, as follows:

%Voids= 100[(SxW)-M]/ (SxW)

Where;

S=Bulk dry specific gravity

W=density of water(62.3 lb/cuft)

M=Bulk density of the aggregate(88 lb/cuft)

℅void=100[(2.701×62.3)-88]/(2.701×62.3)

=100[168.2723-88]/168.2723

=8027.23/168.2723

=47.7%

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