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ENGINEERING SOIL CLASSIFICATION Author : D. A. Cameron

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Earth, or soil, in the engineering sense, is defined as “any unconsolidated material that is the product of weathering and mechanical disintegration of rocks, composed of discrete particles with gases and liquids interspersed between them”.

Keywords : SOIL CLASSIFICATION introduction of soil Mineralogy of Soils particles discrete
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