Compaction Production by Compaction Equipment when Efficiency Factor is Poor Calculator

✖Width of Roller is the physical width of the roller used in compaction processes, such as those employed in soil and pavement construction.ⓘ Width of Roller [W]			+10% -10%
✖Roller Speed is the velocity at which a compaction roller moves over soil or other materials during the compaction process.ⓘ Roller Speed [S]			+10% -10%
✖Lift Thickness is the depth of a compacted layer of fill material placed during construction. This term is important in the compaction process, where fill material is often placed in layers.ⓘ Lift Thickness [L]			+10% -10%
✖Pay Ratio is the ratio between the effective stress and the total stress in soil mechanics.ⓘ Pay Ratio [PR]			+10% -10%
✖Number of Passes is the number of times a compactor (such as a vibratory roller or a plate compactor) passes over a specific area of soil or aggregate during compaction.ⓘ Number of Passes [P]			+10% -10%

✖Compaction Production (Effi. Factor is Poor) is the optimal performance of compaction machinery when conditions are not ideal, leading to reduced performance of the compaction equipment.ⓘ Compaction Production by Compaction Equipment when Efficiency Factor is Poor [y_p]

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Compaction Production by Compaction Equipment when Efficiency Factor is Poor Solution

STEP 0: Pre-Calculation Summary

Formula Used

Compaction Production (Effi. Factor is Poor) = (16*Width of Roller*Roller Speed*Lift Thickness*Pay Ratio*0.75)/Number of Passes
y_p = (16*W*S*L*PR*0.75)/P
This formula uses 6 Variables

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Compaction Production (Effi. Factor is Poor) - (Measured in Cubic Meter per Second) - Compaction Production (Effi. Factor is Poor) is the optimal performance of compaction machinery when conditions are not ideal, leading to reduced performance of the compaction equipment.
Width of Roller - (Measured in Meter) - Width of Roller is the physical width of the roller used in compaction processes, such as those employed in soil and pavement construction.
Roller Speed - (Measured in Meter per Second) - Roller Speed is the velocity at which a compaction roller moves over soil or other materials during the compaction process.
Lift Thickness - (Measured in Meter) - Lift Thickness is the depth of a compacted layer of fill material placed during construction. This term is important in the compaction process, where fill material is often placed in layers.
Pay Ratio - (Measured in Cubic Meter) - Pay Ratio is the ratio between the effective stress and the total stress in soil mechanics.
Number of Passes - Number of Passes is the number of times a compactor (such as a vibratory roller or a plate compactor) passes over a specific area of soil or aggregate during compaction.

STEP 1: Convert Input(s) to Base Unit

Width of Roller: 2.89 Meter --> 2.89 Meter No Conversion Required
Roller Speed: 3 Kilometer per Hour --> 0.833333333333333 Meter per Second (Check conversion here)
Lift Thickness: 7.175 Millimeter --> 0.007175 Meter (Check conversion here)
Pay Ratio: 2.99 Cubic Meter --> 2.99 Cubic Meter No Conversion Required
Number of Passes: 5 --> No Conversion Required

STEP 2: Evaluate Formula

Substituting Input Values in Formula

y_p = (16*W*S*L*PR*0.75)/P --> (16*2.89*0.833333333333333*0.007175*2.99*0.75)/5

Evaluating ... ...

y_p = 0.123999785

STEP 3: Convert Result to Output's Unit

0.123999785 Cubic Meter per Second -->446.399226 Cubic Meter per Hour (Check conversion here)

FINAL ANSWER

446.399226 ≈ 446.3992 Cubic Meter per Hour <-- Compaction Production (Effi. Factor is Poor)

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Thickness of Lift given Compaction Production by Compaction Equipment

LaTeX Go Lift Thickness = (Production due to Compaction*Number of Passes)/(16*Width of Roller*Roller Speed*Efficiency Factor*Pay Ratio)

Width of Roller given Compaction Production by Compaction Equipment

LaTeX Go Width of Roller = (Production due to Compaction*Number of Passes)/(16*Roller Speed*Lift Thickness*Pay Ratio*Efficiency Factor)

Speed of Roller given Compaction Production by Compaction Equipment

LaTeX Go Roller Speed = (Production due to Compaction*Number of Passes)/(16*Width of Roller*Lift Thickness*Pay Ratio*Efficiency Factor)

Compaction Production by Compaction Equipment

LaTeX Go Production due to Compaction = (16*Width of Roller*Roller Speed*Lift Thickness*Efficiency Factor*Pay Ratio)/Number of Passes

Compaction Production by Compaction Equipment when Efficiency Factor is Poor Formula

LaTeX Go

Compaction Production (Effi. Factor is Poor) = (16*Width of Roller*Roller Speed*Lift Thickness*Pay Ratio*0.75)/Number of Passes
y_p = (16*W*S*L*PR*0.75)/P

What is Compaction?

In geotechnical engineering, soil compaction is the process in which stress is applied to a soil causes densification as air is displaced from the pores between the soil grains.

How to Calculate Compaction Production by Compaction Equipment when Efficiency Factor is Poor?

Compaction Production by Compaction Equipment when Efficiency Factor is Poor calculator uses Compaction Production (Effi. Factor is Poor) = (16*Width of Roller*Roller Speed*Lift Thickness*Pay Ratio*0.75)/Number of Passes to calculate the Compaction Production (Effi. Factor is Poor), The Compaction Production by Compaction Equipment when Efficiency Factor is Poor formula is defined as the effectiveness and output of compaction machinery under suboptimal conditions. Poor Efficiency Factor means the conditions are not ideal, leading to reduced performance of the compaction equipment. Compaction Production (Effi. Factor is Poor) is denoted by y_p symbol.

How to calculate Compaction Production by Compaction Equipment when Efficiency Factor is Poor using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Compaction Production by Compaction Equipment when Efficiency Factor is Poor, enter Width of Roller (W), Roller Speed (S), Lift Thickness (L), Pay Ratio (PR) & Number of Passes (P) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Compaction Production by Compaction Equipment when Efficiency Factor is Poor calculation can be explained with given input values -> 1.6E+6 = (16*2.89*0.833333333333333*0.007175*2.99*0.75)/5.

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What is Compaction Production by Compaction Equipment when Efficiency Factor is Poor?

The Compaction Production by Compaction Equipment when Efficiency Factor is Poor formula is defined as the effectiveness and output of compaction machinery under suboptimal conditions. Poor Efficiency Factor means the conditions are not ideal, leading to reduced performance of the compaction equipment and is represented as y_p = (16*W*S*L*PR*0.75)/P or Compaction Production (Effi. Factor is Poor) = (16*Width of Roller*Roller Speed*Lift Thickness*Pay Ratio*0.75)/Number of Passes. Width of Roller is the physical width of the roller used in compaction processes, such as those employed in soil and pavement construction, Roller Speed is the velocity at which a compaction roller moves over soil or other materials during the compaction process, Lift Thickness is the depth of a compacted layer of fill material placed during construction. This term is important in the compaction process, where fill material is often placed in layers, Pay Ratio is the ratio between the effective stress and the total stress in soil mechanics & Number of Passes is the number of times a compactor (such as a vibratory roller or a plate compactor) passes over a specific area of soil or aggregate during compaction.

How to calculate Compaction Production by Compaction Equipment when Efficiency Factor is Poor?

The Compaction Production by Compaction Equipment when Efficiency Factor is Poor formula is defined as the effectiveness and output of compaction machinery under suboptimal conditions. Poor Efficiency Factor means the conditions are not ideal, leading to reduced performance of the compaction equipment is calculated using Compaction Production (Effi. Factor is Poor) = (16*Width of Roller*Roller Speed*Lift Thickness*Pay Ratio*0.75)/Number of Passes. To calculate Compaction Production by Compaction Equipment when Efficiency Factor is Poor, you need Width of Roller (W), Roller Speed (S), Lift Thickness (L), Pay Ratio (PR) & Number of Passes (P). With our tool, you need to enter the respective value for Width of Roller, Roller Speed, Lift Thickness, Pay Ratio & Number of Passes and hit the calculate button. You can also select the units (if any) for Input(s) and the Output as well.

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