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    DELETERIOUS AND FINE MATERIAL

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    TEST FOR DELETERIOUS MATERIAL OF COARSE

    AGGREGATE / FINE AGGREGATE


    PURPOSE : To Determine Percentage of different harmful material (i.e- coal, lignite, clay, soft
    ragment) present in aggregates.

    IS CODE : IS: 2386 (PART III) 1963

    APPARATUS :
     The apparatus shall consist of following :-
     Balance, container, IS sieve-4.75 and 40mm.

    PROCEDURE :
     The sample of coarse aggregate shall be taken as per specified limit as below-

    Sr. Number IS SIEVE SPECIFIED WEIGHT (gms)


    1 4.75 – 10mm 1000
    2 10 - 20mm 2000
    3 20 – 10mm 3000
    4 Over the 40mm 5000

     The sample taken in a tray and finer particle of clay lumps will be broken by fingers. And sieve through
    following sieve-

    SIEVE SIZE COARSE AGGREGATE FINE AGGREGATE


    2.36mm Over the 4.75 – 10mm
    4.75mm 10 – 20mm
    4.75mm 40mm
    850 µ Retained on 1.18mm sieve

     Weight of sample to be taken as W1


     Weight of sample after removal of clay lumps-W2

    CALCULATIONS :
     Percentage of clay lumps
    L = W1 – W2 / W1 X 100

    LIMITS : Coarse aggregates - 1%

    Fine aggregates - 1%

    FREQUENCY :

    One test per 100 Cum

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