Sentence examples for soil compact from inspiring English sources
Then the lower soil, compact, years of compression (what did we know of compression?), harder to get through, pull up, finally discard.
Hughes said Devon had been talking to farmers about how they could help and was encouraging them to grow less maize – which makes the soil compact and causes water to run off more quickly – and to plant trees.
Sodium hazard (S) makes soil compact and impervious due to exchange of Na+ for Ca+2 in soils (Todd 1980).
Specimens of treated soil compacted with British Standard light, BSL or standard Proctor (relative compaction = 100%) were subjected to index, sieve analysis, compaction, and shear strength parameters tests.
The latest direction surfaced in 1998 when a friend asked her about soil compacting.
He aerates and amends soil compacted by construction, and banishes those "mulch volcanoes" piled deep and unhealthily against tree trunks.
"Urban trees — with external stresses like soil compacting, high heat and vandalism — are highly prone to structural defect and decay," said Mr. Gerstenberger, the association's senior adviser for safety compliance and standards.
The paper presents biogrouting of silty soil compacted using standard energies in the laboratory soil compactor.
However, the concept of sand-sandwiched geogrid was found to improve the tensile load-strain behaviour of geogrids embedded in marginal soil compacted at wet of optimum.
Use your feet and the end of the rake to tamp down the soil, compacting it.
