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The chapter details various characteristics relevant to compactors and soil, including mass, size, operating frequency, initial density, grain size, and other construction procedures. It elaborates on the significance of these factors in achieving the desired degree of compaction, emphasizing the relationship between construction methods and soil properties.
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Term: Mass and Size of Compactor
Definition: The weight and dimensions of a compactor that impact its ability to compact soil effectively.
Term: Soil Density
Definition: The initial and final density which determines how compacted the soil becomes under mechanical pressure.
Term: Construction Procedures
Definition: The specific methods and processes undertaken to achieve effective soil compaction.
Term: Degree of Compaction
Definition: The relative compaction achieved, which is influenced by various factors such as soil characteristics and compaction methods.