DYNAMIC SOIL COMPACTION Dynamic soil compaction is a ground improvement technique used in geology and geotechnical engineering to increase the density of loose or weak soils. It involves the repeated dropping of a heavy weight from a significant height onto the ground surface to transmit energy into the soil. This impact causes the soil particles to rearrange into a denser configuration, reducing void spaces and increasing the load-bearing capacity of the soil. Features: Equipment Used: Typicall

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