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Succinct description of soils and identifying various methods of earth construction for them.
A soil is an earth concrete.
Like a concrete that contains gravel, sand and cement as a binder, a soil contains gravel, sand, and, silt and clay acting
as binders as well. But silt and clay are not stable under water. Nevertheless, earthen buildings proved that they could
last very long, when people mastered the material and when they maintained their buildings.
A soil is an earth concrete.
Like a concrete that contains gravel, sand and cement as a binder, a soil contains gravel, sand, and, silt and clay acting
as binders as well. But silt and clay are not stable under water. Nevertheless, earthen buildings proved that they could
last very long, when people mastered the material and when they maintained their buildings.
Notes
Unfortunately I have no record of where I got this document from originally.
At 4 pages long it is a handy quick reference around suitable construction uses for broad soils types.
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