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Role of Compaction Energy on Dry density and CBR

Role of Compaction Energy on Dry density and CBR

... from modified compaction tests, for increasing no. of blows mdd was found to increase and omc was found to decrease which is in accordance with the statement in the journel “optimum water content and maximum ... See full document

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Strength Evaluation of Soil Subgrade Using In situ Tests

Strength Evaluation of Soil Subgrade Using In situ Tests

... for density only can lead to misrepresentation of subgrade strength, thus requiring intensive ...relative density is carried out using sand cones or nuclear densometers which relate soil properties to the ... See full document

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Effect on Geotechnical Properties of Pond Ash with Variation of Compactive Energy

Effect on Geotechnical Properties of Pond Ash with Variation of Compactive Energy

... of compaction energy results in closer packing of pond ash particles hence there is increase in dry density MDD increases with increase in compaction ...in compaction ... See full document

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STABILIZATION OF SUB-GRADE USING FLY ASH AND GEOSYNTHETIC MATERIAL

STABILIZATION OF SUB-GRADE USING FLY ASH AND GEOSYNTHETIC MATERIAL

... maximum dry density is found to ...to compaction and CBR behavior of soil reinforced with dry/treated coir fibers have not been reported so ...of dry/treated coir fibers on the ... See full document

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Relationship Between Number of Passes of Compactor and Compaction Characteristics of Soil

Relationship Between Number of Passes of Compactor and Compaction Characteristics of Soil

... of dry unit weight, which is usually expressed as a percentage of the maximum dry density achieved in a specific laboratory compaction ...that compaction is not mentioned in the ... See full document

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Improvement of Geotechnical Properties Of Black Cotton 		Soil By Ggbs And Metakaoline

Improvement of Geotechnical Properties Of Black Cotton Soil By Ggbs And Metakaoline

... maximum dry density, plastic limit, liquid limit, compaction, unconfined compressive strength, triaxial and California bearing ratio test) of the soil and determine the engineering properties of the ... See full document

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EFFECT OF COMPACTION DELAY ON THE STRENGTH OF CEMENT STABILISED LATERITIC SOIL

EFFECT OF COMPACTION DELAY ON THE STRENGTH OF CEMENT STABILISED LATERITIC SOIL

... The laterite soil sample was classified as A-2- 4(0) soil. It is therefore rated as good subgrade soil and gravelly sand in composition (Garber and Hoel, 2014). The percentage of soil passing BS No 200 sieve is 17.35%. ... See full document

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COMPUTATIONAL APPROACH TO PREDICT SOIL SHEAR STRENGTH

COMPUTATIONAL APPROACH TO PREDICT SOIL SHEAR STRENGTH

... the compaction energy, degree of saturation and dry density values of high compressible soil with shear strength parameters, cohesion and angle of internal ... See full document

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Improvement of Geotechnical Properties of Black Cotton Soil by Ggbs and Metakaoline

Improvement of Geotechnical Properties of Black Cotton Soil by Ggbs and Metakaoline

... maximum dry density, plastic limit, liquid limit, compaction, unconfined compressive strength, triaxial and California bearing ratio test) of the soil and determine the engineering properties of the ... See full document

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... hours compaction delay with half an hour intervals on soil-cement mixes 3,5,8; and 1, 3, 5 percent cement contents by weight of dry soils, for yellow and red lateritic soils ...the Compaction test ... See full document

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An Experimental Study on Physical Characterization of Black Cotton Soil by using Non Destructive Testing Method

An Experimental Study on Physical Characterization of Black Cotton Soil by using Non Destructive Testing Method

... Some of the Non destructive tests are nuclear density test, electrical resistivity and cone penetration test. Though these methods are not popular as conventional methods of testing. Soil are compacted insitu for ... See full document

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Evaluation of Plantain Rachis Fibre and Lime Stabilized Soft Clay Soils as Highway Pavement Material.

Evaluation of Plantain Rachis Fibre and Lime Stabilized Soft Clay Soils as Highway Pavement Material.

... soils compaction test parameters of maximum dry density (MDD) values are ...maximum dry density (MDD) values are ...on compaction test parameters indicated increased values of ... See full document

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Improvement in Subgrade Characteristics of Soil Reinforced with Jute Fiber

Improvement in Subgrade Characteristics of Soil Reinforced with Jute Fiber

... strength, dry density, CBR while permeability and settlement decreases on introduction of jute ...fiber, CBR value increases ...and CBR value increases and the maximum dry ... See full document

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Application of Jute Fiber for the Improvement of Subgrade Characteristics

Application of Jute Fiber for the Improvement of Subgrade Characteristics

... the CBR value of subgrade soil increases with the increase in jute fiber ...the CBR value also increases with increase in length and diameter of jute thread ...on dry sand reinforced with different ... See full document

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Study on Shedi Soil Treated With a Cementitious Stabilizer for Use as Pavement Material

Study on Shedi Soil Treated With a Cementitious Stabilizer for Use as Pavement Material

... includes compaction, pre- consolidation, drainage and many other such processes, but more specifically stabilization means chemical modification of soil by mixing soils with various ... See full document

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Comparative Study On Stabilization of Soil With Ground Granulated Blast Furnace Slag (GGBS) and Fly Ash

Comparative Study On Stabilization of Soil With Ground Granulated Blast Furnace Slag (GGBS) and Fly Ash

... Laximanth Yadu (2013) evaluated the potential of granulated blast furnace slag (GBS) with fly ash to stabilize a soft soil. Soft soil samples were collected from Tatibandh- Atari, rural road of Raipur, Chhattisgarh. This ... See full document

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UTILIZATION OF FLY ASH AND SUGARCANE ASH FOR IMPROVEMENT OF COHESIVE SOIL

UTILIZATION OF FLY ASH AND SUGARCANE ASH FOR IMPROVEMENT OF COHESIVE SOIL

... on compaction characteristics and unconfined compressive strength (UCS) of cohesive ...standard compaction test and unconfined compressive strength test were conducted on each of them to investigate the ... See full document

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EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON UTILIZATION OF MURRUM AS EMBANKMENT MATERIAL

EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON UTILIZATION OF MURRUM AS EMBANKMENT MATERIAL

... From the each murrum-sand mix, three identical soil samples are prepared with water contents of optimum moisture contents values of 12.2%, 12.05%, 11.73%, 10.75%, 9.55% and 8.75% and compacted to corresponding densities ... See full document

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Strength Improvement of Clayey Soil with Waste Plastic Strips and Cement Kiln Dust

Strength Improvement of Clayey Soil with Waste Plastic Strips and Cement Kiln Dust

... Fig 4: MDD v/s Percentage of CKD with 0.5%, 1%, 1.5% of Plastic Strips with different proportions of clay. Figure 4 shows the maximum dry density of 0.5%, 1%, and 1.5% Plastic Strips at different ... See full document

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EVALUATION OF STRENGTH PERAMETERS IN BASE LAYER OF PAVEMENT WITH RBI 81

EVALUATION OF STRENGTH PERAMETERS IN BASE LAYER OF PAVEMENT WITH RBI 81

... most dry density values of soil sample accumulated from the undertaking website online at chainage zero/0 are 10% and ...Maximum dry density is multiplied to 2g/cc as shown in ... See full document

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