Compacted Material

Compacted material refers to substances that have been pressed or compressed to reduce the space between particles, increasing their density. This process removes air gaps, making the material stronger, more stable, or easier to handle. For example, soil can be compacted to improve its supporting ability for building foundations, and compost can be compressed to save space and improve aeration. Compaction enhances the material's performance in construction, agriculture, and various industrial applications by improving strength, durability, and efficiency.