Soil log definition
Soil log means a detailed description of soil characteristics providing information on the soil's capacity to act as an acceptable treatment and dispersal medium for sewage.
Soil log means a description of the soil profile which includes the depth, thickness, color, texture, coarse fragment content, mottling, structure and consistence of each soil horizon or substratum.
Soil log means a detailed description of soil characteris- tics providing information on the soil's capacity to act as an accept- able treatment and dispersal medium for sewage.
More Definitions of Soil log
Soil log means a detailed description of soil characteristics and properties.
Soil log means a detailed description of soil
Soil log means a detailed description of soil characteristics providing information on the soil’s capacity to act as an acceptable treatment and disposal medium for sewage.
Soil log means ((an excavation in soil of sufficient size and depth made to
Soil log means an excavation in soil of sufficient size and depth made to allow adequate determinations of the soil's texture, structure, color, bulk density or compaction, water absorption capabilities or permeability, and/or any other characteristics providing information as to the soil's capacity to act as an acceptable treatment and disposal medium for sewage.