Mica stabilization with lime, portland cement and lime-calcium carbonate

Name: Mica stabilization with lime, portland cement and lime-calcium carbonate
Creator: Hsieh, Tai-Chou
Keywords: Soil stabilization, Liming of soils, LD5655.V855 1964.H742, 6. Clean water

Hsieh, Tai-Chou

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Mica stabilization with lime, portland cement and lime-calcium carbonate

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Thesis 14 Mar 2014 United States Publisher:Virginia Tech

Authors: Hsieh, Tai-Chou;

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Mica stabilization with lime, portland cement and lime-calcium carbonate

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Research was conducted to study the unconfined compressive strength of a mica soil stabilized with various percentages of lime, Portland cement, and combinations of calcium hydroxide and calcium carbonate. In order to trace the calcium carbonate and calcium hydroxide in the stabilized soil, x-ray diffraction analyses, differential thermal analysis, and thermagravimetric analyses were made. Results show the appearance of calcium carbonate and absence of calcium hydroxide.

Master of Science

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Soil stabilization, Liming of soils, LD5655.V855 1964.H742

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