Plastic Limit TestTest Number1Weight of Wet Soil +Container22.12 21.84Weight of Dry Soil +Container20.42 20.1913.07 13.18Weight of ContainergNatural Water ContentTest Number1Weight of Wet Soil +Container17.53 16.97Weight of Dry Soil +14.84 14.36ContainerWeight of Container7.84 g 7.50 g2.60 From the table shows a summary of aliquid limit and plastic limit test. Computethe plastic limit.Liquid Limit TestTest Number 134Number of393023|12BlowsWeight ofWet Soil +22.24 21.19 21.27 26.12ContainerWeight ofDry Soil +Container20.10 19.28 19.25 22.60Weight ofContainer12.74 13.24 13.06 13.27602.6.0

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Test Number 1 Weight of Wet Soil + Container 22.12 21.84 Weight of Dry Soil + Container 20.42 20.19 13.07 13.18 Weight of Container Natural Water Content Test Number 1 2 Weight of Wet Soil + 17.53 16.97 Container Veight of Dry Soil + 14.84 14.36 Container 2.

Test Number 1 Weight of Wet Soil + Container 22.12 21.84 Weight of Dry Soil + Container 20.42 20.19 13.07 13.18 Weight of Container Natural Water Content Test Number 1 2 Weight of Wet Soil + 17.53 16.97 Container Veight of Dry Soil + 14.84 14.36 Container 2.

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Laboratory Determination of Hydraulic Conductivity

Hydraulic conductivity is the measure of flowability of water inside the soil in the presence of a hydraulic gradient. The hydraulic gradient is defined as the difference in the water heads in the soil, which induces a water motion. In simple terms, a hydraulic gradient is the presence of a potential that induces a flow of water.

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Plastic Limit Test
Test Number
1
Weight of Wet Soil +
Container
22.12 21.84
Weight of Dry Soil +
Container
20.42 20.19
13.07 13.18
Weight of Container
g
Natural Water Content
Test Number
1
Weight of Wet Soil +
Container
17.53 16.97
Weight of Dry Soil +
14.84 14.36
Container
Weight of Container
7.84 g 7.50 g
2.
60

From the table shows a summary of a
liquid limit and plastic limit test. Compute
the plastic limit.
Liquid Limit Test
Test Number 1
3
4
Number of
39
30
23
|12
Blows
Weight of
Wet Soil +
22.24 21.19 21.27 26.12
Container
Weight of
Dry Soil +
Container
20.10 19.28 19.25 22.60
Weight of
Container
12.74 13.24 13.06 13.27
60
2.
6.0

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