Evaluation of Hydrogel–stabilized Expansive Soils in Mississippi for Sustainable Maritime Infrastructure Design

Li, Yadong; Liu, Shihui; Wen, Kejun; Navarro, Iveth; Jackson State University. Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering; University of Arkansas, Fayetteville

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Evaluation of Hydrogel–stabilized Expansive Soils in Mississippi for Sustainable Maritime Infrastructure Design

2021-12-31
By Li, Yadong ; Liu, Shihui ; Wen, Kejun ; ...

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Li, Yadong ; Liu, Shihui ; Wen, Kejun ; Navarro, Iveth

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Jackson State University. Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering ; University of Arkansas, Fayetteville

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Maritime Transportation Research and Education Center (MarTREC) ; United States. Department of Transportation. University Transportation Centers (UTC) Program

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Clay Soils Design Evaluation And Assessment Infrastructure Offshore Structures Polymers Soil Stabilization Swelling Soils
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The development of transportation infrastructures, such as roads, motorways, and railway lines, requires earthworks, mainly for the construction of the subgrades and base. When the infrastructures were constructed on the top of problem soil, such as cohesionless soil and expansive soil, it may cause some damages or unsafe uncertainty for the infrastructures. Expansive soils can induce damage to structures built on them because those expansive soils can cause volumetric changes with moisture content change.
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