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    This document summarizes the results of an Atterberg limit test, also known as a liquid limit test, which was conducted to determine the liquid limit of a soil sample. The test measured the water content and number of beats required to close a groove in samples of the wet soil at various consistencies. The test results included the weight of containers and soil samples before and after drying, calculated water content values, and number of beats for each sample. Based on the number of beats required to close the groove in sample 2, the liquid limit of the soil was determined to be 24%.

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    This document summarizes the results of an Atterberg limit test, also known as a liquid limit test, which was conducted to determine the liquid limit of a soil sample. The test measured the water content and number of beats required to close a groove in samples of the wet soil at various consistencies. The test results included the weight of containers and soil samples before and after drying, calculated water content values, and number of beats for each sample. Based on the number of beats required to close the groove in sample 2, the liquid limit of the soil was determined to be 24%.

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    Atterberg Limit Test (LL)

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    Ali suhendra
    This document summarizes the results of an Atterberg limit test, also known as a liquid limit test, which was conducted to determine the liquid limit of a soil sample. The test measured the water content and number of beats required to close a groove in samples of the wet soil at various consistencies. The test results included the weight of containers and soil samples before and after drying, calculated water content values, and number of beats for each sample. Based on the number of beats required to close the groove in sample 2, the liquid limit of the soil was determined to be 24%.

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    ATTERBERG LIMIT TEST (LIQUID LIMIT)

    ATTERBERG LIMIT TEST (LIQUID LIMIT)


    ASTM D-4318

    Project : Job Number :


    Depth of Sample : m
    Location : Date :
    Tested by :

    Speciment Number
    Item Units
    1 2 3 4
    Weight of container, W 1 gr 13,60 7,20 13,60 12,90
    Weight of cantainer + wet soil, W 2 gr 36,80 27,50 39,10 40,40
    Weight of container + dry soil, W 3 gr 28,10 20,00 29,80 30,50
    Weight of water, W 4 = W 2 – W 3 gr
    Weight of dry soil, W 5 = W 3 – W 1 gr
    Water Content, w = (W 4 / W 5) x 100 %
    Number of beats (N) N times 21 24 34 35

    50
    Liquid Limit, N = 25

    40 LL = %
    Water Content
    (w %)

    30

    20

    10
    10
    25 100
    Number of beats (N)

    Makassar,
    Assistant Tested by

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