Factors Contributing to

Soil Degradation –
Compaction and
Compression of Soil.

By: Emile Lorenzo

C. Balce
Soil Compression
Types of Soil Compactors

Smooth Roller Pad Foot / Tamping Foot Rollers

Rammer Pneumatic Rollers

Soil Compaction
References
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