Sentence examples for as a soil material from inspiring English sources

The approach is based on back analysis of failed slopes in decomposed granites, and it is implemented through simple in-situ testing and classification of the weathered granite, treating it as a soil material.

A more realistic frozen-soil model requires a soil dielectric permittivity dependence with depth, and a relationship between the soil dielectric permittivity and soil moisture, as well as soil material composition [22, 28, 29].

It has been used as a soil improvement material in the present study and experimental tests were performed with different types of soils.

A field experiment using tannery sludge as a soil amendment material and palmarosa (Cymbopogon martinii) as a potential phytostabilizer was conducted to investigate their synergistic effect in relation to the improvement in soil quality/property.

Floodplain surface horizons were organic carbon-rich (5%to2525% OC) but seldom with enough to qualify as organic soil material.

It is an on/off motorcycle, which is widespread on rural Greek roads, especially because of its ability to provide sufficient transport on asphalt, as well as on soil material surfaces.

This model is capable of capturing soil yielding and degradation (soil material nonlinearity), as well as uplift, loss of contact and sliding of the foundation (geometric nonlinearity).

The same topsoil used as the soil component in the skeletal soil material was used as the sole component in the comparison soil-only treatment.

The potential of clays containing 3 or 6% granular activated carbon (GAC) or 3 or 6% acid-activated bentonite was assessed for use as a landfill liner-soil material.

All soil units classified as histosols (a soil consisting primarily of organic materials and defined as having 40 cm or more of organic soil material in the upper 80 cm) were assumed to be peat soil in these two countries.

This study focuses on the use of a type of coal ash, clinker ash, in place of sandy soil as a fill material in soil structures.