Slurry Method
The slurry method of construction is a process that involves the use of a prepared slurry to keep bore holes stable for when excavation occurs. The soil conditions where this option could be used are any with caving soils, and it can also work in permeable water bearing or low-permeability rock stratum if an alternative cannot be found. The use of a slurry to stabilize the bore hole keeps it from collapsing and makes for easier excavation. The soil conditions that would benefit most are those with high permeability, such as sandy or gravel soils, which cannot be set into without casing otherwise they will collapse due to cave-ins. The slurry method of construction is an excellent option for any site where there are water-bearing soils that make setting a casing difficult.