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Dynamic compaction
Dynamic compaction - also called heavy tamping or dynamic consolidation - is a densification technique through surface action, done by the controlled and intensive tamping of the soil with a heavy mass that hits the ground surface.
Construction sequence
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Fields of application
• Suitable to improve settlement-sensitive layers (reduce settlements).
• Well-adapted to the densification of non-cohesive deposits
• Compaction of large surfaces to be used for building, densification of embankments and backfills
• Industrial buildings and projects of infrastructure
• Accommodation of distributed loads
Environmental impact
• Vibrations
• Compaction of the surface layer
• Raising of the surface level (elevation).