NZS 4402.4.2.3:1988
Methods of testing soils for civil engineering purposes - Soil compaction tests - Determination of the minimum and maximum dry densities and relative density of a cohesionless soil - Test 4.2.3 Relative density
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Determines the relative density of a soil with respect to the loosest and densest states at which it can be placed by the laboratory techniques specified.
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Status: CURRENT
Published: 31/12/1987
Pages: 2
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