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Peat soils which have formed over decades are generally suitable for building foundations.

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Generally coarse-grained soils are more sensitive to moisture content and less stable than fine-grained soils.

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The cut soil can be used on the same site if approved by the architect.

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To carry out site grading, compactor and excavator are typically used.

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Damproofing can prevent soil water from entering a building through basement wall.

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Non-perforated piping is necessary to transfer water away from footings.

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Stepped footings are normally designed for level sites.

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• FALSE

The dead loads of a building will change over time depending on soil conditions.

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One of the benefits of helical piles is that they can be hammered into the ground beneath the footings of existing buildings that adjoin the site.

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When a H pile is driven to the firm bearing, the inspector will go down to check the quality of soil.

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