#Backfilling #Compacting #Foundation #Plinth

What is backfilling in building construction?
Backfilling is the process of reusing or replacing the soil that is removed during the excavation of foundations, ground bearing slabs or other groundworks to support and strengthen a structure. It protects foundations and forms part of the substructure of slabs, roadways, walkways and other groundwork elements.


What are the types of backfill?
Different Types of Backfilling Material
Course Grained Soil. Coarse-grained soils include gravelly and sandy soils and range from clayey sands (SC) through the well-graded gravels of gravel-sand mixtures (GW) with little or no fines.
Fine Graded of Soils of Low to Medium Plasticity. ...
Commercial By-Products. ...
CLSM.

What is compaction in construction?
Compaction is the process of increasing the density of soil by mechanical means. ... Compaction ensures stable and settlement-free construction or installation. Compaction increases the bearing capacity of the soil and provides stability by increasing its shear strength.

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