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Liquid Limits plus No time

Liquid Limits plus No time

Liquid Limits plus No time

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hey all. a newbie here.
can someone advise me on how best to dry a 'very wet' limits sample in a very time-conscious manner after its been ran thru the 40-sieve.
I know it varies depending on the soil and over the past few months,  i can get it ready really quick or it can take forever. does anyone have any tips that have worked fairly consistently with time, deadlines, and grunting bosses bearing down?

cheers! :)

RE: Liquid Limits plus No time

a plaster plate.  make one yourself.

f-d

¡papá gordo ain’t no madre flaca!

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