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    This document contains the results of a moisture-density test conducted on a soil sample from the Blu Valley Golf Estate construction project. The sample was taken from a depth of 0-1.2m and tested using the modified AASHTO compactive effort method. The test results show the dry density of the soil sample at different moisture content percentages, with the maximum dry density of 2206 kg/m3 occurring at the optimum moisture content of 5.3%. A graph plots the relationship between dry density and moisture content. The results only apply to the samples tested as part of the project.

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    This document contains the results of a moisture-density test conducted on a soil sample from the Blu Valley Golf Estate construction project. The sample was taken from a depth of 0-1.2m and tested using the modified AASHTO compactive effort method. The test results show the dry density of the soil sample at different moisture content percentages, with the maximum dry density of 2206 kg/m3 occurring at the optimum moisture content of 5.3%. A graph plots the relationship between dry density and moisture content. The results only apply to the samples tested as part of the project.

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    Civilab Civilab Civilab Civilab: Moisture Density Relationship

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    This document contains the results of a moisture-density test conducted on a soil sample from the Blu Valley Golf Estate construction project. The sample was taken from a depth of 0-1.2m and tested using the modified AASHTO compactive effort method. The test results show the dry density of the soil sample at different moisture content percentages, with the maximum dry density of 2206 kg/m3 occurring at the optimum moisture content of 5.3%. A graph plots the relationship between dry density and moisture content. The results only apply to the samples tested as part of the project.

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    Unit 4, 144 Edward Avenue, Centurion

    P O Box 7661, Centurion, 0046


    Tel: +27 (0)12 653-1818/0021 • Fax: +27 (0)12 653-0997
    E-mail: frank@civilab.co.za • Website: www.civilab.co.za
    Civilab
    Civil Engineering Testing Laboratories

    Moisture Density Relationship


    Project: Lee Ndhlovu - Blu Valley Golf Estate
    Project No.: 2016-H-1616 Date: 15 November 2016
    Field Reference: TP 1-1 Laboratory Ref.: 1616-1
    Depth (m): 0-1.2m Remarks:
    Description: -

    Compactive Effort: Mod. AASHTO

    Percent Water Content (%): 3.3 4.4 5.1 6.2 7.3


    Dry Density (kg/m3): 2081 2127 2197 2136 2093

    3
    Maximum Dry Density: 2206 kg/m Optimum Moisture Content: 5.3 %

    2220

    2200

    2180
    Dry Density (kg/m³)

    2160

    2140

    2120

    2100

    2080
    3 3.5 4 4.5 5 5.5 6 6.5 7 7.5
    Moisture Content (%)

    Analysis according to Method A7 of TMH1 of 1986.


    The results relate only to the samples tested.
    This report may only be reproduced or published in its full context.
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    Investment Facility Company 842 (Pty) Limited trading as Civilab. Registration No: 1998/019071/07
    BRANCHES: CENTURION • JOHANNESBURG • PIETERMARITZBURG • PINETOWN • PORT ELIZABETH • RUSTENBURG • VRYHEID
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