Engineering Geology
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Shales.
' Three foot ' coal (3' 3"), rising N.
Shales.
. Hard blue limestone rock.
Shales.
, , ' Lower Three foot ' coal (3'), i. N.
Shales. Fire clay. Shales.
, , ' Bottom coal ' (!' 3"), rising N.
Shales.
! Gritstone (Millstone Grit).
Fig. 5. Section of Beds passed through in sinking the Upcast shaft at Colliery.
ENGINEERING GEOLOGY.
The Magnesian Limestones are found to be covered, at the south-east corner of the map, by a brown sandy clay, unstratified and full of fragments of rock o^ vario...us kinds, and in this respect like the felsite dyke its boundary fails to follow the shape of the ground. This clay is known as ' Boulder Clay/ and is one of the members of the ' Glacial Drift/ the boundaries of all which deposits, whether clays, sands, or gravels, are most irregular, as explained on p. 89. Being closely followed, this irregular deposit is found to fall rapidly away to the north, and evi- dently must soon mask the boundary of the lime- stone, perhaps that of the sandstone also, even if it does not descend quite into the valley.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shales.
' Three foot ' coal (3' 3"), rising N.
Shales.
. Hard blue limestone rock.
Shales.
, , ' Lower Three foot ' coal (3'), i. N.
Shales. Fire clay. Shales.
, , ' Bottom coal ' (!' 3"), rising N.
Shales.
! Gritstone (Millstone Grit).
Fig. 5. Section of Beds passed through in sinking the Upcast shaft at Colliery.
ENGINEERING GEOLOGY.
The Magnesian Limestones are found to be covered, at the south-east corner of the map, by a brown sandy clay, unstratified and full of fragments of rock o^ vario...us kinds, and in this respect like the felsite dyke its boundary fails to follow the shape of the ground. This clay is known as ' Boulder Clay/ and is one of the members of the ' Glacial Drift/ the boundaries of all which deposits, whether clays, sands, or gravels, are most irregular, as explained on p. 89. Being closely followed, this irregular deposit is found to fall rapidly away to the north, and evi- dently must soon mask the boundary of the lime- stone, perhaps that of the sandstone also, even if it does not descend quite into the valley.
What to read after Engineering Geology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Henry Penning to read onlineMoreLess
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