remolded soil

remolded soil

[rē′mōl·dəd ′sȯil]
(geology)
Soil that has had its natural internal structure modified or disturbed by manipulation so that it lacks shear strength and gains compressibility.

remolded soil

Soil that has had its natural structure modified by manipulation.
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This method reduces the void volume of remolded soil by forcing the soil particles into a tighter state using dynamic forces.
Tsunami affected coastal soil disturbance and implications on reconstruction with special reference to low-cost dwellings and rail tracks
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