What is the term used for moving large amounts of material when blade dozing?

The term used for moving large amounts of material when blade dozing is actually "Chain Dozing." This technique involves using the tractor's blade in a way that allows it to effectively gather and push large volumes of material, typically by moving in a continuous, forward motion. Chain dozing is efficient for bulk material handling and is commonly used in construction and mining applications where the dozer needs to clear or move earth and debris.

The other choices relate to different methods or concepts that do not specifically describe this bulk material movement in the context of dozing operations, which is why they do not fit the definition as clearly as "Chain Dozing." This technique emphasizes the capability of the dozer to engage and convey material cohesively, a critical factor for effective site preparation and earthmoving tasks.