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field if the relative density is 82%?

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Here, the relative density of soil is , the dry weight in
loosest condition is , the dry weight in densest condition
is , and the dry unit weight in the field is .
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Here, the dry unit weight in field is and the max dry unit
weight is .
Substitute for and for .

Therefore, the relative compaction in the field is .

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