Despite the scant quantitative data available in the literature, it has been hypothesized that
some chemical compounds can have deleterious effects on soil stabilization with lime and …

The durability, efficiency and the integrity of structures built within or over mountain soils are
mainly controlled by the geotechnical properties. It is therefore imperative to analyse these …

Stabilization in clay soils results from two distinct chemical processes caused by the
stabilizing agent. These are: the cation exchange and flocculation effects which are …

Soil stabilization using additives is considered as one of the sustainable alternative
techniques to deal with acute material shortages. Critically reviewing the contemporary …

Investigation of improvement of effectiveness of portland cement as stabilizer by use of
chemical additives at MIT Soil Stabilization Laboratory; tests showed that, with all types of …

Soil stabilization is a technique to improve the engineering and geotechnical properties of
soils such as mechanical strength, permeability, compressibility, durability and plasticity …

As of now, the growing environmental issues, economic concerns, and limited land
resources have forced engineers to stabilize problematic soils for the construction of roads …

Lime stabilization is a well-established technique to improve the subgrade properties of
different soil for pavement construction, despite construction difficulties and its …

Clay soil can be stabilized by the addition of small percentages, by weight, of lime, thereby
enhancing many of the engineering properties of the soil and producing an improved …

Clay soils often present difficulties in construction operations. Fortunately, however, the
engineering properties of clay soil can be enhanced by the addition of small percentages, by …