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cut and fill

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cut and fill [¦kət ən ′fil]
(civil engineering)
Construction of a road, a railway, or a canal which is partly embanked and partly below ground.
(geology)
Lateral corrosion of one side of a meander accompanied by deposition on the other.
A sedimentary structure consisting of a small filled-in channel.

cut and fill
The process of excavating, moving the excavated material to another location, and using it as fill, 1.


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Ongoing revisions to the program will permit the use of light detection and ranging (LIDAR) data, with the eventual goal to include calculation of cut and fill volumes and predicted soil loss.
The new release incorporates QuestMX Earthwork, the company's estimating solution for general sitework contractors, which allows sitework contractors to measure cut and fill quantities and calculate grade.
The cut and fill process to achieve the tiered land was a difficult and challenging task for Surgo Contractors.
 
 
 
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