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Explain the Shrink Factor of Soil
In addition to the swell factor and its associated load factor, soil also has a shrink factor. While the first two relate the volume of an equal mass of bank soil in the ground with the loose mass deposited in stockpiles or dump trucks by excavation, the shrink factor relates the initial bank soil with the volume resulting from subsequent placement and compaction of the loose soil into earthen structures.
Often this ratio is not a result of natural characteristics but is based on the construction specifications. For example, clay soils used to construct a high density/low permeability containment layer for landfills are typically constructed in controlled lifts of a certain spread thickness which are then compacted to a final desired thickness. Typically, the soil is spread out over the work area in loose lifts about 8 inches thick. Multiple passes with a compacting roller (sheep foot roller or vibratory smooth drum roller) are then performed to compact and knead the loose clay into a tight layer of about 6 inches thickness. This results in a post-compaction volume that is approximately 25% smaller than that of the initial loose placement volume.
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