Puddling definition
Puddling means the creation of a thin restrictive horizon atop and within an exposed soil surface by deposition of waterborne silt or clay-sized soil particles.
Puddling means an act of destroying soil structure, usually by disturbing or compacting the soil at high water content, thereby reducing porosity and permeability. 1
Examples of Puddling in a sentence
Puddling may occur as a result of certain climate conditions and/or the natural stretch inherent in upholsteries and is not a flaw in the upholstery or manufacturing process.
Puddling of trenches as a method of compaction is not acceptable to Ridgewood Water.
Puddling or water flooding for consolidation of backfill or compaction by wheel rolling with construction equipment will not be permitted.