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Testing rocks and aggregates are rarely covered in soil testing books and there are no separate books on rock or aggregate testing. Laboratory Testing of Soils, Rocks and Aggregates includes laboratory testing methods for most tests for soils as well as rocks and aggregates, which are becoming increasingly common in professional practice and university teaching. Part A gives a general overview of laboratory measurements, equipment, units, safety and standards. Part B covers soil tests from grain size distribution to consolidation, triaxial and direct shear tests. Part C covers rock tests, which includes the indirect tensile strength test and point load test. Part D covers the common tests carried out routinely on aggregates, which includes the aggregate impact value test and Los Angeles abrasion test. Each test consists of the following descriptive parts: Objective, Standards, Introduction, Procedure, and Cost. References are made to ASTM International (ASTM), Australian (AS), British (BS) and International Society of Rock Mechanics (ISRM) standards and any differences are noted.
Contents
PrefaceAbout the AuthorsWAVPart A: IntroductionDisturbed and Intact SamplesAccuracy, Precision, and ResolutionSome Laboratory DevicesStandardsUnitsLaboratory ReportSafetyFurther ReadingPart B: Soil TestingIntroductionStandardsB1 Visual Identification and Classification of Coarse Grained Soils B2 Visual Identification and Classification of Fine Grained SoilsB3 Water ContentB4 Specific Gravity of Soil GrainsB5 Sieve AnalysisB6 Hydrometer AnalysisB7 pHB8 Organic ContentB9 Liquid Limit-Casagrande's Percussion Cup MethodB10 Liquid Limit-Fall Cone MethodB11 Plastic LimitB12 Linear ShrinkageB13 Compaction TestB14 Maximum and Minimum Densities of a Granular Soil Field Density TestB16 Hydraulic Conductivity of a Coarse Grained SoilB17 Hydraulic Conductivity of a Fine Grained SoilB18 One-dimensional Consolidation by Incremental LoadingB19 Direct Shear TestB20 Consolidated Undrained Triaxial TestB21 Unconsolidated Undrained Triaxial TestB22 Unconfined Compression TestPart C: Rock TestingIntroductionC1 Water Content C2 Density and PorosityC3 Uniaxial Compressive StrengthC4 Point Load TestC5 Indirect (Brazilian) Tensile StrengthC6 Schmidt Hammer Rebound HardnessC7 Slake Durability TestC8 Triaxial Test on a Rock SpecimenC9 Direct Tensile StrengthPart D: Aggregate TestingIntroductionD1 Water Absorption of AggregatesD2 Flakiness IndexD3 Fines ContentD4 Aggregate Impact Value (AIV) D5 California Bearing Ratio (CBR) D6 Large Direct Shear Box TestD7 Los Angeles Abrasion LossPart E: ReferencesReferencesIndex
