is undisturbed, remolded, compacted, etc. Also include speci-
men identifying information, such as project, location, boring
number, sample number, depth, etc. Visual descriptions shall
be made in accordance with Practice D 2488,
9.1.2 Initial dry density and water content (specify if the
water content specimen was obtained before or after shear, and
whether from trimmings or the entire specimen),
9.1.3 Degree of saturation (Note 8), if computed,
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8—The specific gravity determined in accordance with Test
Method D 854 is required for calculation of the degree of saturation.
9.1.4 Unconfined compressive strength and shear strength,
9.1.5 Average height and diameter of specimen,
9.1.6 Height-to-diameter ratio,
9.1.7 Average rate of strain to failure, %,
9.1.8 Strain at failure, %,
9.1.9 Liquid and plastic limits, if determined, in accordance
with Test Method D 4318,
9.1.10 Failure sketch or photo,
9.1.11 Stress-strain graph, if prepared,
9.1.12 Sensitivity, if determined,
9.1.13 Particle size analysis, if determined, in accordance
with Method D 422, and
9.1.14 Remarks—Note any unusual conditions or other data
that would be considered necessary to properly interpret the
results obtained, for example, slickensides, stratification,
shells, pebbles, roots, or brittleness, the type of failure (that is,
bulge, diagonal shear, etc.).
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