The use of dispersive soils, which are common in many parts of the world, in engineering
applications such as water structures, earthen dams and road embankments is possible with …

Dispersive soils were not always recognized as erosive or problem soils until recent years
although quite common in nature. Many problems have been experienced with dispersive …

Dispersive soils exhibit erosive behaviour in contrast to normal clayey soils. Several
chemical stabilisers have been identified as being capable of stabilising these soils …

Dispersive soil is problematic soil that erodes or dislodges easily in the presence of flowing
water or even stagnant water. The soil is highly susceptible to erosion due to the presence of …

Dispersive soils, as a proble over wide areas of the world, especiall dispersive erosion in a
given soil depen of the clay, as well as dissolved salts in order to recognize a dispersive clay …

RESUME L'infiltration de l'eau dans le sol peut changer ces caractéristiques par le transport
des petites particules, en modifiant sa granulométrie et ainsi sa porosité (perméabilité), ce …