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Soil Compaction and Field Control (000037)OverviewThis course is intended to instruct participants involved in the construction of structural measures where soil compaction have a significant impact on the quality and integrity of the final product. The focus of compaction is earth fill. The course examines basic properties of soil compaction, and the field control processes used to attain quality earthwork construction. The course will address soil compaction procedures for density, moisture content and permeability or hydraulic conductivity. Additionally, the course will address soil additives like lime and bentonite. ObjectivesUpon completion of this training, participants will be able to:
PrerequisitesBasic knowledge and familiarity of the Unified Soil Classification System as documented in ASTM D 2487. Some field experience in the installation of basic conservation structural measures involving earthwork Duration4 days Target AudienceEngineers, construction inspectors, field technicians or those who will be assigned responsibility in construction involving earthwork in the field. NEDC ContactStanley Sackeyfio, Training Specialist Technical SpecialistDenny McCook, Geothermal Engineer, National Design, Construction and Soil Mechanics Center (NDCSMC) EnrollmentGo to AgLearn to request enrollment in Soil Compaction and Field Control (000037). |
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