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    This document provides calculations related to an engineering practice problem involving soil excavation and storage. 1) Calculations are shown to determine the heaped and compacted volumes of soil excavated, taking into account swell and shrink factors. 2) The heaped volume is determined to be 3,482 cubic meters. The compacted volume is determined to be 415,418 cubic meters after accounting for 12.82% swell and 20.03% shrink. 3) Various calculations are displayed to determine swell percentage, bulk density, shrinkage percentage, and compacted volume based on the given heaped volume and soil properties.

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    PRACTICE PROBLEM-CONST

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    This document provides calculations related to an engineering practice problem involving soil excavation and storage. 1) Calculations are shown to determine the heaped and compacted volumes of soil excavated, taking into account swell and shrink factors. 2) The heaped volume is determined to be 3,482 cubic meters. The compacted volume is determined to be 415,418 cubic meters after accounting for 12.82% swell and 20.03% shrink. 3) Various calculations are displayed to determine swell percentage, bulk density, shrinkage percentage, and compacted volume based on the given heaped volume and soil properties.

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    Practice Problem-Const

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    April Rose Deonila Flores
    This document provides calculations related to an engineering practice problem involving soil excavation and storage. 1) Calculations are shown to determine the heaped and compacted volumes of soil excavated, taking into account swell and shrink factors. 2) The heaped volume is determined to be 3,482 cubic meters. The compacted volume is determined to be 415,418 cubic meters after accounting for 12.82% swell and 20.03% shrink. 3) Various calculations are displayed to determine swell percentage, bulk density, shrinkage percentage, and compacted volume based on the given heaped volume and soil properties.

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    construction Engg Practice Problem

    V (l + Swell)
    =
    VI
    3 82m3
    heaped capacity
    = .

    fi
    =
    1120kg/LCM Sp
    =

    1550kg/BCM
    (ItsWell % V 3 82 x 0 90 = 3 .

    438
    W
    .
    = .

    Yp = LF X Vv
    0 80x3 438
    (1 + Swell1
    .

    it
    =
    .

    o VB = 2 .

    75 OY BCM

    Swell =
    38 39 %
    .

    Yc VB (1-shrink)
    81 1143kg/cm
    = =

    S 166/kg/BLM

    -shinl
    =

    82
    =
    2077kg/(CM

    Vc =
    593 , 200 LCM

    Shrink =
    35 .
    42
    im int (1 + s well)

    Swell =
    12 82 :

    YE
    =
    Xp (1 + Swell
    593, 300 Ub (1 +12 821)
    = .

    Vb = 415 , 418 ..

    Xc =
    VB(1-shrink)

    = (1-shrinkT

    - =
    ↓ C1-shrink
    2077 166)
    Shrink
    =
    20 .
    03 %

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