Bulk filling materials - Revision history

Daniel Wells at 16:21, 9 November 2022

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	Coal ash is a material obtained from coal-fired power stations. For more information, see Coal ash.		Coal ash is a material obtained from coal-fired power stations. For more information, see Coal ash.
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		+	Cellular Concrete (Foamed Concrete) has the advantages that it does not require compaction, does settle over time and it can be re-excavated at a later date if necessary. Large amounts can be placed quickly through small openings, so it is often used for emergency void filling, for example, following the appearance of sink holes or an underground tunnel collapse.

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Designing Buildings at 10:09, 1 November 2022

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	Coal ash is a material obtained from coal-fired power stations. For more information, see Coal ash.		Coal ash is a material obtained from coal-fired power stations. For more information, see Coal ash.

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	* Aggregate.		* Aggregate.
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	* Construction materials.		* Construction materials.
	* Cut and fill.		* Cut and fill.
		+	* Fill.
	* Gravel v hardcore v aggregates.		* Gravel v hardcore v aggregates.
	* Gravel.		* Gravel.
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	* Sand.		* Sand.
	* Trench fill foundations.		* Trench fill foundations.
−	* Types of soil.

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Designing Buildings at 08:03, 16 October 2020

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	* Types of soil.		* Types of soil.

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Designing Buildings at 07:53, 6 March 2020

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	* Aggregate.		* Aggregate.
−	* Cut and fill.
−	* Building on fill.
−	* Trench fill foundations.
	* Alluvium.		* Alluvium.
		+	* Ballast.
	* Blockwork.		* Blockwork.
	* Brick.		* Brick.
		+	* Building on fill.
	* Chert.		* Chert.
	* Coal ash.		* Coal ash.
	* Construction materials.		* Construction materials.
−	* ~~Gravel~~.	+	* Cut and fill.
	* Gravel v hardcore v aggregates.		* Gravel v hardcore v aggregates.
		+	* Gravel.
	* Hardcore.		* Hardcore.
	* Measuring stockpiles using image-based 3D reconstruction.		* Measuring stockpiles using image-based 3D reconstruction.
	* Sand.		* Sand.
		+	* Trench fill foundations.
	* Types of soil.		* Types of soil.

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Designing Buildings at 17:45, 27 December 2018

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	Soil is used for example, for the formation of embankments and other areas of landscape that require fill. It is common to 'cut' soil from the high points of a site and place it in layers in lower areas, in a process known as 'cut and fill'. For more information see Cut and fill.		Soil is used for example, for the formation of embankments and other areas of landscape that require fill. It is common to 'cut' soil from the high points of a site and place it in layers in lower areas, in a process known as 'cut and fill'. For more information see Cut and fill.

−	The soil used for bulk filling must be suitable. Examples of unsuitable soil material for filling includes:	+	The soil used for bulk filling must be suitable to remain stable in the long-term. Examples of unsuitable soil material for filling includes:

	* Soil from swamps, bogs and marshes.		* Soil from swamps, bogs and marshes.
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	See also: Types of soil.		See also: Types of soil.

−	Rock fill consists of hard material of a suitable size for compaction and may include crushed stone, hard brick, concrete or other hard inert material.	+	Rock fill consists of hard material of a suitable size for compaction and may include crushed stone, hard brick, concrete or other hard inert material. For more information, see Aggregate.

−	~~For more information, see Aggregate.~~	+	Coal ash is a material obtained from coal-fired power stations. For more information, see Coal ash.
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−	Coal ash is a material obtained from coal-fired power stations.	+
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−	For more information, see Coal ash.	+

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	* Cut and fill.		* Cut and fill.
	* Building on fill.		* Building on fill.
−	* Trench fill ~~materials~~.	+	* Trench fill foundations.
	* Alluvium.		* Alluvium.
	* Blockwork.		* Blockwork.

Designing Buildings at 17:43, 27 December 2018

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−	~~Civil engineering bulk~~ filling materials typically include soil, rocks and aggregates and coal ash.	+	The term ‘fill’ refers to material used to artificially raise existing ground levels. Bulk filling materials typically include soil, rocks and aggregates and coal ash.

−	Soil is used for example, for the formation of embankments and other areas of ~~landcape~~ that require fill. It is common to 'cut' soil from the high points of a site and place it in layers in lower areas, in a process known as 'cut and fill'. The soil used for bulk filling must be suitable. Examples of unsuitable soil material for filling includes:	+	Soil is used for example, for the formation of embankments and other areas of landscape that require fill. It is common to 'cut' soil from the high points of a site and place it in layers in lower areas, in a process known as 'cut and fill'. For more information see Cut and fill.
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		+	The soil used for bulk filling must be suitable. Examples of unsuitable soil material for filling includes:

	* Soil from swamps, bogs and marshes.		* Soil from swamps, bogs and marshes.
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	* Aggregate.		* Aggregate.
		+	* Cut and fill.
		+	* Building on fill.
		+	* Trench fill materials.
	* Alluvium.		* Alluvium.
	* Blockwork.		* Blockwork.
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	* Chert.		* Chert.
	* Coal ash.		* Coal ash.
−	* Concrete.
	* Construction materials.		* Construction materials.
−	* Earth building.
	* Gravel.		* Gravel.
	* Gravel v hardcore v aggregates.		* Gravel v hardcore v aggregates.
	* Hardcore.		* Hardcore.
	* Measuring stockpiles using image-based 3D reconstruction.		* Measuring stockpiles using image-based 3D reconstruction.
−	* Non-combustible material.
	* Sand.		* Sand.
−	* Sustainable materials.
	* Types of soil.		* Types of soil.

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Editor at 16:48, 8 October 2018

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	For more information, see Coal ash.		For more information, see Coal ash.

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	* Aggregate.		* Aggregate.
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	* Measuring stockpiles using image-based 3D reconstruction.		* Measuring stockpiles using image-based 3D reconstruction.
	* Non-combustible material.		* Non-combustible material.
		+	* Sand.
	* Sustainable materials.		* Sustainable materials.
	* Types of soil.		* Types of soil.

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Editor at 15:23, 4 July 2018

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	* Blockwork.		* Blockwork.
	* Brick.		* Brick.
		+	* Chert.
	* Coal ash.		* Coal ash.
	* Concrete.		* Concrete.

Editor at 14:49, 11 May 2018

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	* Earth building.		* Earth building.
	* Gravel.		* Gravel.
		+	* Gravel v hardcore v aggregates.
	* Hardcore.		* Hardcore.
	* Measuring stockpiles using image-based 3D reconstruction.		* Measuring stockpiles using image-based 3D reconstruction.

Editor at 17:49, 9 May 2018

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	* Construction materials.		* Construction materials.
	* Earth building.		* Earth building.
		+	* Gravel.
	* Hardcore.		* Hardcore.
	* Measuring stockpiles using image-based 3D reconstruction.		* Measuring stockpiles using image-based 3D reconstruction.