This document outlines a design of experiment that aims to determine the effects of pulverized eggshells on soil stability using the California Bearing Ratio test. The experiment will test soils with 0%, 5%, 10%, 15%, 20%, and 25% pulverized eggshell content to see if strength improves with increasing eggshell amounts. A simple comparison experimental design involving testing one factor at a time will be used. Results will be analyzed using ASTM standard D1883-16 for CBR testing of compacted soils. The experiment seeks to conclude how pulverized eggshells impact soil properties.
This document outlines a design of experiment that aims to determine the effects of pulverized eggshells on soil stability using the California Bearing Ratio test. The experiment will test soils with 0%, 5%, 10%, 15%, 20%, and 25% pulverized eggshell content to see if strength improves with increasing eggshell amounts. A simple comparison experimental design involving testing one factor at a time will be used. Results will be analyzed using ASTM standard D1883-16 for CBR testing of compacted soils. The experiment seeks to conclude how pulverized eggshells impact soil properties.
This document outlines a design of experiment that aims to determine the effects of pulverized eggshells on soil stability using the California Bearing Ratio test. The experiment will test soils with 0%, 5%, 10%, 15%, 20%, and 25% pulverized eggshell content to see if strength improves with increasing eggshell amounts. A simple comparison experimental design involving testing one factor at a time will be used. Results will be analyzed using ASTM standard D1883-16 for CBR testing of compacted soils. The experiment seeks to conclude how pulverized eggshells impact soil properties.
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CE 510 Foundation Engineering
1st Semester, SY 2018-2019
Mesa, Lea Marie Angelica A.
Pablo, Lea G. Group Members Rosalada, Jehzeel Mirzi O. Susi, John Robert R. DoE Title The Effects of Pulverized Eggshells to the Stability of the Soil This DoE aims to: 1) Conduct a design experiment with the use of California Bearing Ratio Test in determining the strength of the soil using Experimental pulverized eggshells as soil admixtures. Design Objectives 2) Develop a conclusion and recommendation regarding the results of the design experiment. 3) Discuss the effects of pulverized eggshells to the properties of the soil. Input Factors Without the This factor considers the strength of the soil without the pulverized pulverized eggshells eggshells as soil admixtures using the California Bearing Ratio Test. With 5% pulverized This factor considers the strength of the soil with 5% pulverized eggshells eggshells as soil admixtures using the California Bearing Ratio Test. With 10% pulverized This factor considers the strength of the soil with 10% pulverized eggshells eggshells as soil admixtures using the California Bearing Ratio Test. With 15% pulverized This factor considers the strength of the soil with 15% pulverized eggshells eggshells as soil admixtures using the California Bearing Ratio Test. With 20% pulverized This factor considers the strength of the soil with 20% pulverized eggshells eggshells as soil admixtures using the California Bearing Ratio Test. With 25% pulverized This factor considers the strength of the soil with 25% pulverized eggshells eggshells as soil admixtures using the California Bearing Ratio Test. Output Responses Without the The output considered here is the California Bearing Ratio of the soil pulverized eggshells without any soil admixtures, in which will be compared with the other soil samples having percentages of pulverized eggshells present in the sample if there will be any improvement to the strength of the soil. With 5% pulverized The output considered here is the California Bearing Ratio of the soil eggshells with 5% soil admixtures, in which will be compared with the other soil samples having percentages of pulverized eggshells present in the sample if there will be any improvement to the strength of the soil. With 10% pulverized The output considered here is the California Bearing Ratio of the soil eggshells with 10% soil admixtures, in which will be compared with the other soil samples having percentages of pulverized eggshells present in the sample if there will be any improvement to the strength of the soil. With 15% pulverized The output considered here is the California Bearing Ratio of the soil eggshells with 15% soil admixtures, in which will be compared with the other soil samples having percentages of pulverized eggshells present in the sample if there will be any improvement to the strength of the soil. With 20% pulverized The output considered here is the California Bearing Ratio of the soil eggshells with 20% soil admixtures, in which will be compared with the other soil samples having percentages of pulverized eggshells present in the sample if there will be any improvement to the strength of the soil. With 25% pulverized The output considered here is the California Bearing Ratio of the soil eggshells with 25% soil admixtures, in which will be compared with the other soil samples having percentages of pulverized eggshells present in the sample if there will be any improvement to the strength of the soil. Design Statistics Simple Comparison It is a method of designing experiments involving the testing of factors, (one-factor-at-a-time) or causes, one at a time instead of multiple factors simultaneously. The OFAT method is considered as the standard, systematic, and accepted method of scientific experimentation. This method consists of selecting a starting point, or baseline set of levels, for each factor, then successively varying each factor over its range with the other factors held constant at the baseline level. Testing Standards (If Applicable) American Society of ASTM D1883-16. This is the standard test method for California Testing and Materials Bearing Ratio (CBR) of laboratory-compacted soils. (ASTM) Design of Experiment (DoE)
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The Effects of Pulverized Eggshells to the Stability of the Soil
Mesa, Lea Marie Angelica A.
Pablo, Lea G. Rosalada, Jehzeel Mirzi O. Susi, John Robert R.