Method and machine for dynamic ground compaction

Hydraulic and earth engineering – Earth treatment or control – Compaction

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C405S258100, C254S276000, C404S133050

Reexamination Certificate

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07021867

ABSTRACT:
At least one cable is attached to a load lying on the ground via a releasable connection mechanism. A traction force is applied to the cable to hoist the load up to a prescribed height. That traction force is then eliminated or reduced to initiate a downward movement of the load followed by the cable. The connection mechanism is then released while the load is moving downwardly.

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