Definition

dewatering

noun
  1. the process of removing water from soil, sediment, or other material
  2. Usage: commonly used in construction, mining, and environmental engineering
verb
  1. to remove water from soil, sediment, or other material
  2. Usage: present participle of 'dewater'

Examples

  • The construction crew used pumps for dewatering the excavation site.
  • Dewatering is essential before building foundations in wet soil.
  • The mining operation requires continuous dewatering to access ore deposits.
  • They are dewatering the pond to repair the dam.
  • Dewatering equipment helped prevent flooding during the heavy rains.
  • The contractor installed a dewatering system to manage groundwater.
  • Proper dewatering techniques reduce soil settlement and structural damage.

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