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Effect of Lime-treated on Compaction Test of High Liquid Limit Soil

FU Xue-bing

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Lime is an effective admixture that can remarkably reduce liquid limit soil.In order to direct construction and guarantee subbase compaction quality,different lime contents of standard compaction tests are conducted,and the change rules of the maximum dry density and the maximum water content with the variety of lime content are obtained.

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Lime is an effective admixture that can remarkably reduce liquid limit soil.In order to direct construction and guarantee subbase compaction quality,different lime contents of standard compaction tests are conducted,and the change rules of the maximum dry density and the maximum water content with the variety of lime content are obtained.

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Lime is an effective admixture that can remarkably reduce liquid limit soil.In order to direct construction and guarantee subbase compaction quality,different lime contents of standard compaction tests are conducted,and the change rules of the maximum dry density and the maximum water content with the variety of lime content are obtained.

Key concepts: Lime, Subbase, Compaction, Proctor compaction test, Atterberg limits, Geotechnical engineering, Environmental science, Water content

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