Re-use of Excavated Material
Price: £30
Ref: 96/wm/01/20
ISBN: 1-84057
Published: 1996
Examines the processing methods at reinstatement sites for excavated material. Cohesive, granule and cohesive/granule materials were prepared with a range of moisture content, varying the quantity of added quicklime. These were tested using two types of rotovation equipment. Details re-use compaction and re-processing costs as well as the overall economics. Discusses health and safety aspects.
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