Step-by-step instruction on how to plot a particle size distribution (PSD) curve in Excel

[@uSeeGeo]

Note the size of the inserted graph is: 5"(Height) x 8"(Width). Also, a short video on basics of particle-size distribution curve: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWHFp3WChN1kjaM

[@bobmcphil882]

You are so real for this, thanks bro

[@sukhmandersingh326]

Great . Its step by step presentation can be very helpful for students

[@shivamaggarwal6262]

very useful for my geotech course!! thank you so much

[@dreamzz765]

very helpful for my geotechnics thank you!

[@abdulhayiguadie608]

Amazing video, Thanks.

[@maitrimishra784]

thanks a heap for this! very useful to me!

[@brie6377]

How do I get the modal particle size and mean please

[@bekkaressahbi2971]

من فضلكم حسبت معامل النعومة للرمل وجدته اكبر من10هل لهذا تفسير؟

[@uSeeGeo]

When inserting plot, alternatively, some people like to use "Scatter with Straight Lines and Markers"

[@ademclgn5996]

when the line doesnt cross the d10 level how can we obtain d10 ?

[@uSeeGeo]

Two possible options: 1) make an assumption on the smallest particle size based the known knowledge of the material, which means you essentially are adding an assumed data point (x=assumed minimum particle size, y = 0%) to the curve; 2) rerun the sieve analysis using additional smaller sieves to get additional data points.