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Wash boring is the most common method for making deep test holes in soils except rock, where a chopping bit attached to a wash pipe inside a steel casing loosens soil using pressurized water. The water carries loosened soil particles up the casing to the surface, allowing operators to detect changes in soil type from the appearance of the wash water. However, wash samples taken from the wastewater have limited value due to disturbance.
Wash boring is the most common method for making deep test holes in soils except rock, where a chopping bit attached to a wash pipe inside a steel casing loosens soil using pressurized water. The water carries loosened soil particles up the casing to the surface, allowing operators to detect changes in soil type from the appearance of the wash water. However, wash samples taken from the wastewater have limited value due to disturbance.
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Wash boring is the most common method for making deep test holes in soils except rock, where a chopping bit attached to a wash pipe inside a steel casing loosens soil using pressurized water. The water carries loosened soil particles up the casing to the surface, allowing operators to detect changes in soil type from the appearance of the wash water. However, wash samples taken from the wastewater have limited value due to disturbance.
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is probably the most common methodused commercially to make deep
test holes in all soildeposits except rock or other large obstructions. The testhole is made by a chopping bit fastened to a wash pipeinside a 2-, 4-, or 6-inch (diameter) steel casing. Thewash pipe is churned up and down, while the bit, fromwhich water flows under pressure, loosens the soil. Thewater then carries the soil particles to the surface wherethey collect inside the casing. An experienced operatorcan detect from the appearance of the wash water whena change in the type of soil being penetrated hasoccurred. Wash samples are samples taken directly fromthe wastewater. They are so disturbed, however, thattheir value is limited. This method of sampling shouldnot be used if any other means is available