Wiki source code of Gouge
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| 9 | Gouges are used in cohesive soils and on an open borehole. Gouges can provide easy and fast information about the shallow soil structure. The samples have a small volume, but are a perfect indication for description of a profile. Its maximum depth is between 5 and 10 metric meters. An example of the gouge can be found within the section on [[hand drill>>doc:Environmental Surveys.Drilling types .Hand drill tools .Hand Drill.WebHome]]. | ||
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| 13 | = References = | ||
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| 15 | * NPR 5741:2014 | ||
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| 22 | = Gouge = | ||
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| 26 | **Conditions for the use of the gouge** | ||
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| 29 | |=Parameter|**Present** | ||
| 30 | |=(% scope="col" %)Contaminated soil|Yes | ||
| 31 | |=Heterogenic contaminated|No | ||
| 32 | |=Debris present|No | ||
| 33 | |=Cohesive soils|Yes | ||
| 34 | |=Image|[[Gouge image>>https://www.timstar.co.uk/so150010-soil-gouge-auger-wide-inspection-channel.html]] | ||
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| 39 | **Contents** | ||
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