Stabilization techniques for reactive aggregate in soil-cement base course : technical summary.

Roy, Amitava; Wang, Lan; Seals, Roger K.; Metcalf, John B.; Louisiana Transportation Research Center

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Stabilization techniques for reactive aggregate in soil-cement base course : technical summary.

2003-01-01
By Roy, Amitava ; Wang, Lan ; Seals, Roger K. ; ...

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Stabilization techniques for reactive aggregate in soil-cement base course.
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Roy, Amitava ; Wang, Lan ; Seals, Roger K. ; Metcalf, John B.

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Louisiana Transportation Research Center
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Base Course (Pavements) Minerals Reactive Aggregates Soil Cement Soil Stabilization Winn Rock
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366
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Tech Report
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Louisiana
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Louisiana Transportation Research Center
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The objectives of this research are 1) to identify the mineralogical properties of soil-cement bases which have heaved or can potentially heave, 2) to simulate expansion of cement-stabilized soil in the laboratory, 3) to correlate expansion with the microstructural and mineralogical properties of Winn Rock-containing soil after cementitious stabilization, and 4) to identify cost-effective stabilization agents for soils that contain Winn Rock.
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