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  • Compaction can be minimized by grading using small dozers when soil is dry.

    Offsetting carbon dioxide emissions through minesoil reclamation 2009

  • Compaction can be minimized by grading when soil is dry, by using small dozers, and planting deep-rooted perennials.

    Offsetting carbon dioxide emissions through minesoil reclamation 2009

  • Compaction can be induced by natural processes as the transmission of clay perpendicular within the soil profile or by glacial pressure during the ice age or by human impacts as the pressure resulting from heavy machinery in agriculture and forestry.

    Soil compaction 2008

  • Oh honestly BSNYC, of course you know that Trek's OCLV stands for "Optimum Compaction Low Void."

    Dizzying Heights: Popping the Road Bike Bubble BikeSnobNYC 2008

  • The European Union funded a “Concerted Action Soil Compaction” to summarize the actual state of research and knowledge in that field.

    Soil compaction 2008

  • Compaction testing equipment appears to be available in Mexico equal to the availability of breathalyzers.

    Sagging Patio Floor 2005

  • Compaction testing equipment appears to be available in Mexico equal to the availability of breathalyzers.

    Sagging Patio Floor 2005

  • Compaction testing equipment appears to be available in Mexico equal to the availability of breathalyzers.

    Sagging Patio Floor 2005

  • Compaction testing equipment appears to be available in Mexico equal to the availability of breathalyzers.

    Sagging Patio Floor 2005

  • Compaction testing equipment appears to be available in Mexico equal to the availability of breathalyzers.

    Sagging Patio Floor 2005

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