I have a fine grained material that Sand and Gravel percentages do not calculate for our lab summary table. Interestingly enough, our sieve graphs pull from the same code and do calculate percent sand and percent gravel.
It works if I add 99.999% passing of 0.85 mm sieve and 100% passing of 2 mm sieve. I can post the code that the calculating sand and gravel if that helps.
Please do.
SAND:
GRAVEL:
So your code is looking for data on the #4 sieve (4.75 mm) and the #200 sieve (0.075mm) but your sieve readings don't have a line for the #4 sieve. So you need to go to the bottom of your readings, add a line on the Sieve Size field at 4.75 and put 100 in the Percent Finer field.
EDIT: Same goes for the gravel. Add a line on the sieve size for 75 mm and a percent finer of 100.
I changed the 0.425 100% passing to 4.75 with 100%, and still no luck
But it does work if I change 0.425 to 0.85:
If I add two sieves with 100% passing, this gINT file deletes the coarser one (e.g., cannot have two sieves with 100% passing)
I guess I can change all 100% passing to 0.85 mm, just trying to get a grasp for why this is happening.
Kate
Hi Allen, I am still have the same issue. My sieve graph and lab summary table have identical codes, but the Sieve graph can calculate % sand gravel fines but the lab summary cannot.
It appears the sieve size 0.85 mm (not 4.75 mm) is the margin between can calculate and cant calculate on the lab summary table (and I cannot add multiple sieves with 100% passing - gINT automatically deletes any sieve larger than the smallest 100% passing).
I'm not sure why identical codes can and cant calculate % sand, gravel, fines between the two export types (graphic table, and graph)