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Engineering, 29.02.2020 00:28 jamesgutierrez

A compacted base aggregate sample has λ (%) air void by the total volume of the sample. The specific gravity of the aggregate is SG. The water content of the sample is w (%). It is known the density of water is rhow gram/cm3 . What is the dry density of this sample, rhodry in terms of λ, SG, and rhow? Refer to the derivation for zero air void density?

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