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Name: Jebone, Einstein Webster J.

Date Performed:August 4, 2017


Course/Year:BSCE/ 4th Year Instructor:German B. Barlis, DT

Laboratory Exercise No. 5


SIEVE ANALYSIS OF FINE AND COARSE AGGREGATES

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PRELIMINARY DATA SHEET

Sieve Size Mass Retained, g Mass Passed, g % Passing


1 in. (25.4 mm) 0 2009.76 100.0
¾ in. (19.0 mm) 157.35 1852.41 92.17
½ in. (12.7 mm) 491.7 1360.71 67.71
3/8 in. (9.5 mm) 243.72 1116.99 55.58
No. 4 (4.75 mm) 273.48 843.51 41.97
No. 8 (2.38 mm) 141.23 702.28 34.94
No. 16 (1.19 mm) 136.02 566.26 28.18
No. 30 (0.595 mm) 175.18 391.08 19.46
No. 50 (0.297 mm) 179.2 211.88 10.54
No. 100 (0.150 mm) 122.16 89.72 4.46
No. 200 (0.075 mm) 51.51 38.21 1.90
Pan 38.21 0 0.00
Total>> 2009.76
Particle Size Distribution Curve
N N N N N N N 3/8
3/4 1 1 2 in. 3 in.
1
o. o. o. o. o. o. o. in. in. 2
in. in.
20 10 60 40 20 10 4
0 0
100
90
Percent Passing

80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
0.00 0.01 0.10 1.00 10.00 100.00
Aggregate Diameter, mm

GROUP No. 3
Group Leader: Ignacio, Mark David

Group Members: Signature:

1.
2.
3.
4.

Approved by:

Bro. German B. Barlis


(Instuctor)
Sample Computation:

1.) Calculating mass passed: Mass passed = Total Mass – Mass retained

• 1in. : 2009.76 g – 0 g = 2009.76 g • No.16 :702.28 g – 136.02 g = 566.26 g


• ¾ in. :2009.76 g – 157.35 g = 1852.41 g • No.30 :566.26 g – 175.18 g = 391.08 g
• ½ in. :1852.41 g – 491.7 g = 1360.71 g • No.50 :391.08 g – 179.2 g = 211.88 g
• 3/8 in. :1360.71 g – 243.72 g = 1116.99 g• No.100 :211.88 g – 122.16 g = 89.72 g
• No.4 :1116.99 g – 273.48 g = 843.51 g• No. 200 :89.72 g – 51.51 g = 38.21 g
• No.8 :843.51 g – 141.23 g = 702.28 g• Pan:38.21 g – 38.21 g = 0

2.) Calculating % Passing to the nearest 0.1 % if the initial dry weight of the sample.
% Passing = [Mass Passed / Total] x 100

• 1in. :(2009.76 g / 2009.76g) x 100= 100 %• No.16 :(566.26 g / 2009.76g) x 100= 28.18 %
• 3/4in. :(1852.41 g / 2009.76 g) x 100= 92.17 % •No.30 :(391.08 g / 2009.76g) x 100= 19.46 %
• ½ in. :(1360.71 g / 2009.76 g) x 100= 67.71 % • No.50 :(211.88 g / 2009.76g) x 100= 10.54 %
• 3/8 in. :(1116.99 g / 2009.76 g) x 100= 55.58 % • No.100 :(89.72 g / 2009.76g) x 100= 4.46 %
• No.4 :(843.51 g / 2009.76 g) x 100= 41.97 % • No.200 :(38.21 g / 2009.76g) x 100= 1.90 %
• No. 8 :(702.28 g / 2009.76 g) x 100= 34.94 % • Pan :(0 g / 2009.76g) x 100= 0

3.) Calculating the fineness modulus (FM):

Fine aggregate:

FM = {∑ (Cumulative % Retained on #4, 8, 16, 30, 50, and 100 Sieves)} / 100
41.97+34.94+28.18+19.46+10.54+4.46
FM = ( ) = 5.0052
100

Course aggregate:

FM = {∑ (Cumulative % Retained on 1”, ¾”, 3/8”, Nos. 4, 8, 16, 30, 50, and 100 Sieves)} / 100
100+92.17+67.71+55.58+ 41.97+34.94+28.18+19.46+10.54+4.46
FM = ( ) = 5.5277
100

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