What is Relative Compaction? How it is used on-site?
Both have different properties & a separate cost which describes below. steel As compared aluminium,steel have less corrosion resistance Steel are chiper than aluminium Steel give lesser malleability and elastic properties than aluminium In weight steel have higher weight Steel is tough & haRead more
Both have different properties & a separate cost which describes below.
steel
- As compared aluminium,steel have less corrosion resistance
- Steel are chiper than aluminium
- Steel give lesser malleability and elastic properties than aluminium
- In weight steel have higher weight
- Steel is tough & harder than alluminium
- Generally we use steel as a reinforced member in concrete structures
- Esay to weld with other structural components.
Aluminum
- Higher corrosion resistance
- Higher cost
- Higher
- malleability and elastic properties
- Lesser weight
- Generally we not use in concrete
- Difficult to weld
- Aluminum is soft metal compare to steel.
We are generally use steel as a reinforcement.
We doesn’t use aluminium because of soft metal property
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Vivek Patel
Relative compaction is a ration of the density of soil at site to the maximum dry density of soil. like we have maximum dry density of soil have 1800 kg/m3 which determine in lab now on site we can archive 1700 kg/m3 by compaction of dumped soil so relative density of that soil on site is =1700/1800Read more
Relative compaction is a ration of the density of soil at site to the maximum dry density of soil.
like we have maximum dry density of soil have 1800 kg/m3 which determine in lab
now on site we can archive 1700 kg/m3 by compaction of dumped soil
so relative density of that soil on site is =1700/1800=0.9444 = 94.44%
it is use for