Allicdata Part #: | PO(ST)-R-6(16.6)(40)-ND |
Manufacturer Part#: |
PO(ST)-R-6(16.6)(40) |
Price: | $ 10.34 |
Product Category: | Uncategorized |
Manufacturer: | Hirose Electric Co Ltd |
Short Description: | CONN RF COAX RECEPT |
More Detail: | N/A |
DataSheet: | PO(ST)-R-6(16.6)(40) Datasheet/PDF |
Quantity: | 1000 |
1 +: | $ 9.39960 |
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Part Status: | Active |
Description
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PO(ST)-R-6(16.6)(40) is a plasticity index used to describe the plasticity of a given soil sample. It is expressed as the percentage of clay in the soil sample, and it is used by soil scientists and geotechnical engineers to evaluate the behavior of a soil sample under varying conditions.The main purpose of a PO(ST)-R-6(16.6)(40) application is to determine the stability and strength characteristics of a soil sample. It is also used in the laboratory to analyze the properties of a sample such as its shrink-swell potential, liquid limit, plasticity index, and Atterberg limits. The data collected during a PO(ST)-R-6(16.6)(40) application is typically used to evaluate the suitability of soils for certain applications such as engineering, building construction, and landfill engineering.The PO(ST)-R-6(16.6)(40) application is based on the principle of plasticity-index plasticity. This refers to the ability of a soil-sample to change from a solid to a liquid state and back again under varying pressures. In this way, the strength of a soil sample is determined by the size and shape of its particles. When the particles of a soil-sample contain more clay, the sample is more plastic and therefore, is likely to deform under extreme pressures. Conversely, a sample with less clay will not deform very easily and is considered to be more stable.The PO(ST)-R-6(16.6)(40) application works by taking a soil-sample from a known depth in the soil. The sample is then placed in a cylinder and allowed to ruage. This term refers to the process of the soil-sample changing from a solid to a liquid state. The plasticity-index value is then calculated based on the amount of clay in the soil-sample.A PO(ST)-R-6(16.6)(40) application is used to assess the properties of a soil sample in a range of applications. It can be used in civil engineering to determine the suitability of a soil for use in construction projects. In agriculture, it is used to evaluate the potential of a soil for crop production. In engineering, the PO(ST)-R-6(16.6)(40) is used to evaluate the strength and stability characteristics of a soil sample.The PO(ST)-R-6(16.6)(40) application is a relatively simple one and is commonly used in the laboratory to evaluate the plasticity of soil samples. The results of the application can provide valuable information regarding the potential of a soil sample for a range of engineering and building projects.
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