South Florida has two types of sand, a quartzitic sand (γs2 = 165.5 pcf) and calcareous sand (γs1 = 146.3 pcf). At a particular site, their voids ratios were found to be: for the quartzitic sand, еmax = 0.98 and emin = 0.53 for the calcareous sand, еmax = 0.89 and emin = 0.62 These voids ratios were measured by using a mold with a diameter of 4 inches and a height of 4.59 inches. The dry quartzitic sand weight was 3.254 lbs, and the dry calcareous sand was 2.868 lbs. Find their relative densities and dry unit weights. Comment on these results
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sand (γs2 = 165.5 pcf) and calcareous sand (γs1 = 146.3 pcf). At a particular site, their voids ratios were found to be: for the quartzitic sand, еmax = 0.98 and emin = 0.53 for the calcareous sand, еmax = 0.89 and emin = 0.62 These voids ratios were measured by using a mold with a diameter of 4 inches and a height of 4.59 inches. The dry quartzitic sand weight was 3.254 lbs, and the dry calcareous sand was 2.868 lbs. Find their relative densities and dry unit weights. Comment on these results
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