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9 The method used to separate large from small grains or particles
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13 = Mobile sieving =
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15 Sieve means a utensil consisting of a mesh (at intervals of 2mm) held in a frame, used to separate gravel from the fine fraction of soil. For sieving the following is use: each soil sample must be sieved to separate the <2 mm fraction from any gravel or larger detritus (≥2 mm). If the sample contains a large amount of soil (for example, a composite), sieving should be carried out in small batches to prevent soil loss. The sieve should be gently shaken to allow the soil to pass through. The ≥2 mm fraction that does not pass through the sieve should be collected and set aside. If soil aggregates are present in the ≥2 mm fraction after sieving, the crushing and sieving steps should be repeated. The gravel fraction (≥2 mm) from each core or composite sample must be weighed separately and this mass must be recorded.
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17 = Raking =
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19 Raking is the other method, mostly used for soil with much vegetation or with large particles like gravel and stones. So the parts removed from the soil are at least 2 mm big
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21 = References =
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23 * NPR 5741:2015
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30 = Sampling methods =
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32 [[image:Sampling methods.jpg||alt="image.jpg"]]
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40 **Contents**
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