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The document is a worksheet for determining the dry density and moisture content relationship of soil, detailing various parameters such as sieve data, compaction methods, and moisture content calculations. It includes sections for recording mass measurements, compaction curves, and sample preparation methods. Additionally, it provides space for signatures of testers and witnesses, ensuring proper documentation of the testing process.

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The document is a worksheet for determining the dry density and moisture content relationship of soil, detailing various parameters such as sieve data, compaction methods, and moisture content calculations. It includes sections for recording mass measurements, compaction curves, and sample preparation methods. Additionally, it provides space for signatures of testers and witnesses, ensuring proper documentation of the testing process.

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WORKSHEET FOR DRY DENSITY/MOISTURE CONTENT RELATIONSHIP WS-002 Rev 00/ Dec 23

Owner Request No.


Costumer Date Received
Project Name Start Date
Plot Number Finish Date
Soil Sieve Data Compaction Mould Compaction Method
% Mould No. Specimen Used Pass____mm
Sieve Size Mass Ret.(g)
Retained Mould Type 1L Or CBR Replaced

63mm Mass(g)* Oversize □ Removed

37.5mm Volume (cc) □ Corrected

20mm Preparation □ single □ separate Rammer (Kg) 2.5 or 4.5

Max Size (mm) No. Of Layers 3 or 5


Blows/layer 27 or 62

Wet Density Determination


Mass of Mould + Base + Soil (g) m2
Bulk Density of Compacted Soil (Mg/m³)
MOISTURE CONTENT –BS 1377-2:2022, Clause 4.1/ BS EN 17892-1:2014+A1:2022, Clause 5.2
Container No.

Mass of Container + Wet Soil (g) m2


Mass of container + Dry Soil (g) m3 1 st
Mass of container + Dry Soil (g) m3 2nd
Mass of container + Dry Soil (g) m3 3rd
Mass of Container (g) m1
Moisture Content= (m2-m3) / (m3—m1) 100
Dry Density (Mg/m³)
Soil Susceptible to Crushing Course fraction Pc (%)
Compaction Curve
Fine Fraction Pf (%)
YES Or NO Particle Density (coarse)
Dry Density (Mg/mᵌ

Mg/m³ Assumed Determined


Sample Preparation Methods
Particle Density
of tested portion
Min %
Grading Zone Preparation Procedure clause reference
Maximum Dry
Passing test sieve
20 37.5 Density fine fraction
A B
mm Mm MDD total material
Water Content (%) 1 100 100
2 95 100
3 70 100
4 70 95 Optimum Water
5 70 100
x <70 <90 NA Content (2 significant figures)
REMARKS: Nearest 1g for 1 L Aparatus Mould:____________
Nearest 5g for CBR Rammer:__________
Balance:___________
Oven:____________
Tested by Checked By Witness
Date Date Name
Initial

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