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Engineering, 24.02.2020 18:31 aleexandras09

A subsurface exploration report shows that the average water content of a fine-grained soil in a proposed borrow area is 22% and that its average natural dry density is 82 pcf. This soil is to be placed in a compacted fill with a dry density specified at 96 pcf. How many cubic yards of borrow will be required to produce 50,000 yd3 of fill? What is the shrinkage factor for the borrow?

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