A soil that has been formed by movement of soil from its original place by gravity.
column
French: poteau
German: Stütze, Pfeiler, Säule
Spanish: columna
Italian: colonna, pilastro
Portuguese: coluna
Dutch: kolom, pijler
Combustion Delay
The time between impact and combustion in an impact atomization diesel pile hammer.
compact, to
French: compacter
German: dichtgelagert; verdichten
Spanish: apisonar
Italian: compatto
Portuguese: compactar
Dutch: verdichten
compactability
French: compatibilité
German: Verdichtbarkeit
Spanish: compactibilidad
Italian: compattabilità
Portuguese: compatibilidade
Dutch: verdichtbaarheid
Compacted Concrete Pile
A cast-in-place pile formed with an enlarged base. Dry concrete in the base is placed in small batches, which are compacted by heavy blows while plastic. See Enlarged Base-1. A pile base reamed out or enlarged by driving out successive charges of dry co
French: pieu en béton compacté
Compaction
The process of increasing the density or unit weight of a soil by preloading, rolling, tamping, vibrating, or other mechanical means.
French: compactage
compaction grouting
Ground improvement method in which loose soils are densified by the injection of low-slump grout at high pressure.
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