Dynamic Compaction Introduction Part 1

[@shubhambhadauria964]

How much load it gives to the soil surface

[@abecoulter18]

They make a hell of a thud when flat side falls down to the gravel

[@Soilsolutions-International]

They do indeed.

[@williamkirk7781]

So it compacts better than a tandem steel roller with controlled vibration. Wow!

[@Soilsolutions-International]

Thank for the comment William. Traditionally the depth of influence of standard steel drum, sheep’s foot or grid rollers have a depth of influence in the region of 50 to 200 mm’s, therefore limiting the maximum amount of material that can be processed in a given period of time. The incorporation of Dynamic Compaction delivers a high-energy impact force of up to 25 kJ in pressure which is vertically placed on the surface of the in situ soil with a depth of influence of up to 2 m or more while improving the sub-grade material by shearing the particles and increasing soil density which will prevent ingress of water which is one of the primary causes of sub grade settlement.

[@Un1v3rs3_W4nd3reR]

i operate this machine in Malaysia

[@invisiblenavigateur315]

Wooooow