Sentence examples for soil replacement from inspiring English sources

Experience shows that Coarse-grain soil replacement with insulation and drainage system are the most common measures to be applied.

The nutrient value of sediment collected from the wetlands was similar to that of soil in the surrounding fields; dredged sediment was considered to have value as soil replacement but not as fertiliser.

The excavated material (muck) could be used as aggregate in concrete, filling and paving material in road construction, and as a soil replacement for covering or foresting stony/rocky areas, etc.

Restoration of productivity is required within 10 years after soil replacement.

Soil replacement is done in the correct order and with similar depths (Fig. 5).

An alternative concept of stepwise investigation and strengthening by soil replacement, usage of longer piles and contact grouting, was also discussed, but not realized by the Indonesian partners.

Those Harvey-Waroona soil stocks were long since gone and Maley's black-soil replacement looked OK to begin with (plenty of the vital clay component required) but was soon found to contain too much sodium.

One of the proposed alternatives is the use of brick incorporating saline soil as replacement for conventional siliceous sand.

Soil removal, replacement and soil inversion are possible other options and these have been conducted in some highly Cd-polluted paddy areas in Japan.

The 2-year, $4-million South Prescott project is part of a growing trend to treat soils contaminated with lead and other heavy metals in place, rather than removing and replacing soils or capping them with asphalt or concrete, techniques that require dump sites to store contaminated soils as well as sources of uncontaminated soils for replacement.

Removal of lead-contaminated soils and replacement with clean topsoil can cost more than $1 million per acre, says Filippelli, who proposes two alternatives.