Jan Pachowski
Abstract
A DESCRIPTION IS GIVEN OF THE USE OF FLY-ASH TO STABILIZE SOILS IN ROAD BASES, SUB-BASES, AND IMPROVED SUBGRADES. THE MOST SUCCESSFUL FLY-ASH OVER A NUMBER OF YEARS HAS BEEN YOUNG BROWN COAL FLY-ASH. LABORATORY TESTS SHOW THAT EVEN A 1 OR 2 PERCENT ADMIXTURE OF FLY-ASH IMPROVES THE PHYSICAL AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF SOIL. /TRRL/
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A DESCRIPTION IS GIVEN OF THE USE OF FLY-ASH TO STABILIZE SOILS IN ROAD BASES, SUB-BASES, AND IMPROVED SUBGRADES. THE MOST SUCCESSFUL FLY-ASH OVER A NUMBER OF YEARS HAS BEEN YOUNG BROWN COAL FLY-ASH. LABORATORY TESTS SHOW THAT EVEN A 1 OR 2 PERCENT ADMIXTURE OF FLY-ASH IMPROVES THE PHYSICAL AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF SOIL. /TRRL/
Key concepts: Fly ash, Brown coal, Coal, Environmental science, Soil water, Soil stabilization, Waste management, Geotechnical engineering