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Water & Sludge Management

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Alex Crashes in the pool

What happens here

After the initial demolition, residual water and a layer of sludge remain at the bottom of the pool. A pump is used to remove most of the water. To manage the remaining sludge, the skid steer is used to mix it with structural fill soil, making it more cohesive and easier to handle for subsequent backfilling. This prepares the pool base for proper compaction and filling.

Goal: Remove remaining water and integrate sludge with structural fill soil for easier management.

Tools and materials

  • Skid Steer ASV RT-75 Posi-Track — Mixing sludge with structural fill soil
  • Water Pump — Removing residual water from the pool
  • Structural Fill Soil — Mixing with sludge and initial backfilling

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anything else because that'll you know we got sand coming but um did you see like even though i broke that stuff away some of that stuff got mixed in how snotty it gets if you i've gone down there before and trusted it and then you start backing up and it breaks up and it like almost turns into like a wet clay underneath your tracks and sometimes even your back tracks just get sunk in so now you can't get anywhere so as you're going down you're always kind of feeling if you got traction to get back out and if you feel one track go then try to back out and if you feel like you're trying to go one way it's time to like if it's starting to slide because once you get sideways down there you're gonna be in trouble because you can't back up you know so then that's when you take you see how i took the fork stuck it in pushed my way out yeah you know you just gotta test it as you go so it'd be nice to have a little sand now with this pond scum it's gonna get slipperier you know more more slippery so um i don't know where i'm going but i don't

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