“The laws of proportioning concrete," Transactions of the ASCE, v. 159, 1907. In 1962 FHWA published a modified version of Fuller’s equation with a different exponent.

(a) Be no greater than 1.5% for aggregate used in Portland cement concrete or asphalt surface treatment. (b) Be no greater than 2.0% for aggregate used in asphalt plant mix.

This gradation chart is for general reference only. The percent range represents the percent passing for each sieve size. For specific material requirements or questions about your project needs, please contact customer service at 1-888-766-4242.

This TransCalc plotting tool can be used to plot 0.45 power charts for a sample gradation with reference to selected specification limits. The input data can also be saved in the form of a pdf report.

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Aggregate grading is crucial in economically obtaining a concrete mix with adequate strength, reasonable workability, and minimal segregation. There are four types of aggregate gradation: well-graded, uniformly (or one-sized) graded, gap-graded, and open-graded.

The graph allows visualization of the grain size distribution of the soil or aggregates. Important fields in this form include the sieve sizes and the corresponding percentages passing. Accurate plotting and labeling are important for the graph to accurately represent the data.

By inputting sieve size analysis (gradation) information for up to three coarse aggregates and two fine aggregates, and the relative percent of each aggregate to be used in the mixture, this web applet allows you to view plots of the percent passing, percent retained, workability chart, ASTM C33 curve, and 0.45 power curve for the combined ...

Table A Fine Aggregate Grading & Quality Requirements. Author: Toshiba Preferred User Created Date: 10/11/2018 8:26:04 AM ...

This is a Master Table of All Aggregates Gradation tables. It shows the Specification Numbers as per MoRT&H 5th Revision. This Single table is a ready reckoner to all Highway Engineers.

The document provides a gradation chart analyzing the sieve sizes and percentage passing of fine aggregates. It shows the sieve sizes in mm, the percentage passing through each sieve from Fractions I, II, and III, and the total percentage passing.

The sieve analysis determines the gradation (the distribution of aggregate particles, by size, within a given sample) in order to determine compliance with design, production control requirements, and verification specifications.

This document specifies gradation requirements for coarse and fine aggregates according to several standards. It lists sieve sizes in inches and millimeters, along with the percentage passing requirements for each sieve size as defined by ASTM C33 and local specifications for several aggregate classes.