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Cob: cob:Bill&Julie wbates at mn.rr.comMon Jan 14 19:29:47 CST 2002
Mr. Fordice,,, ô¿ô Years ago I knew a guy that was a soils specialist for the Minnesota DNR. He gave me a tour of his lab. in Cass Lake, and showed me how he analyzed and classified the soils. Now my question is, How would doing " Something " like that to the earth/clay mixture help in the codifying of the material before construction started? Now the way that he would do this. He would first dry the sample. He would weigh the soil, and pass it through progressively smaller screens, and weigh each progression. And after the finest screen he would mix what was left over with water. And after waiting a timed length, he would pour the suspension into another beaker. The stuff that settled, he would dry and weigh. The suspension would be dried and weighed. With these weights he would then classify the soil.. I don't think that I left too much out of the description, although it was 20 yrs ago that I saw this demonstration. ~¿~ bill ----- Original Message ----- From: "John Fordice" <otherfish at attbi.com> To: <coblist at deatech.com> Sent: Saturday, January 12, 2002 2:55 PM Subject: Cob: cob test info request > > > > Greetings to all cobbers, > > Well we are finally starting on some preliminary cob testing towards the > COB CODE PROJECT. > > john fordice > TCCP >
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