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Frost effects in lime and cement-treated soils

Andrews, D.C. / O'Flaherty, C.A.

Study to examine frost-resistant qualities of selected lime-soil and cement-soil mixtures; mixtures, composed of 96% by weight of soil and 4% lime or cement, were subjected to delays of 0, 3 and 72 hr after admixing of water, before they were compacted; all hydrated high calcium, semihydraulic and dolomitic limes were used; soils studied were clay, silty loam and clay loams; test specimens were moist cured for 28 days prior to undergoing freeze-thaw testing; resistance to frost heave, unconfined compressive strength and index of resistance to frost action were examined.

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Frost effects in lime and cement-treated soils

Andrews, D.C. / O'Flaherty, C.A.

Study to examine frost-resistant qualities of selected lime-soil and cement-soil mixtures; mixtures, composed of 96% by weight of soil and 4% lime or cement, were subjected to delays of 0, 3 and 72 hr after admixing of water, before they were compacted; all hydrated high calcium, semihydraulic and dolomitic limes were used; soils studied were clay, silty loam and clay loams; test specimens were moist cured for 28 days prior to undergoing freeze-thaw testing; resistance to frost heave, unconfined compressive strength and index of resistance to frost action were examined.

Frost effects in lime and cement-treated soils

Andrews, D.C. / O'Flaherty, C.A.

Study to examine frost-resistant qualities of selected lime-soil and cement-soil mixtures; mixtures, composed of 96% by weight of soil and 4% lime or cement, were subjected to delays of 0, 3 and 72 hr after admixing of water, before they were compacted; all hydrated high calcium, semihydraulic and dolomitic limes were used; soils studied were clay, silty loam and clay loams; test specimens were moist cured for 28 days prior to undergoing freeze-thaw testing; resistance to frost heave, unconfined compressive strength and index of resistance to frost action were examined.

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Title:

Frost effects in lime and cement-treated soils

Additional title:

Nat Research Council -- Highway Research Board -- Research Rec

Contributors:

Andrews, D.C. (author) / O'Flaherty, C.A. (author)

Published in:

National Research Council -- Highway Research Board -- Highway Research Record

Publication date:

1968

Size:

12 pages

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Print

Language:

English

Keywords:

Roads and streets

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