IMPROVEMENT IN STRENGTH OF ROAD SURFACE BY SOIL STABILIZATION
Keywords:
Soil Stabilization, Rammed Earth, AggreBindAbstract
Soil stabilization a general term for any physical, chemical, biological, or combined method of changing a natural soil to meet an engineering purpose. Improvements include increasing the weight bearing capabilities and performance of in-situ subsoils, sands, and other waste materials in order to strengthen road surfaces.
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