Classification of Soils
Well-graded soil with limited fines is the most desirable for structural fill. Join us in this 2-½ hour lesson understanding soil classification according to The Unified Soil Classification System (USCS).
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Classification of Soils
While concrete and masonry code enforcement may be considered straightforward code application “science”, the practice of soil classification can be considered more of an “art” due to the nature of the classification process – observations and analysis of various properties. Well-graded soil with limited fines is the most desirable for structural fill. Join us in this 2-½ hour lesson understanding soil classification according to The Unified Soil Classification System (USCS).
Recommended Study References
In order to master these concepts, we recommend following along in these references while studying with this lesson. Please note that the references are not included with purchase.
ASTM D2487
ASTM D2488
Find all of SI Certs soils training below:
Introduction to Soils in Construction
Lab Testing The Sieve Analysis Atterberg Limits
Lab Testing – Proctor Corrections, Moisture Content & Sand Cone
Density of Soils/The Nuclear Gauge Part 1
Density of Soils/The Nuclear Gauge Part 2
Site Preparation, Fill Monitoring, & Testing
Soils In Construction Training Package
