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The method of Vibro compaction is generally used for which soil type?

The method of Vibro compaction is generally used for which soil type? Correct Answer Loose soil

The method of Vibro compaction is the process used to densify loose soil. The process involves the rearrangement of particles using vibration to form dense configurations. Vibro compaction is done using a combined action of water and vibration.

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