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AGGREGATES STABILIZED WITH FLY ASH-CEMENT, AND FLY ASH STABILIZED WITH CEMENT IN BASE COURSE LAYER AND FLY ASH IN SUBBASE LAYER

P Hoebeda, Torbjörn Jacobson, Leif Viman

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A test road has been built i the town of Vaesteraas 1983 in order to test fly ash-cement stabilized sand and gravel, respectively, as plant-mixed base-course materials. Also, shorter test sections were built to study cement-stabilized fly ash as a base course and unstabilized fly ash, protected from water with a plastic membrane, as a subbase material. The results from laboratory testing, construction of the test road and monitoring it over a period of time after construction are described. (Author/TRRL)

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A test road has been built i the town of Vaesteraas 1983 in order to test fly ash-cement stabilized sand and gravel, respectively, as plant-mixed base-course materials. Also, shorter test sections were built to study cement-stabilized fly ash as a base course and unstabilized fly ash, protected from water with a plastic membrane, as a subbase material. The results from laboratory testing, construction of the test road and monitoring it over a period of time after construction are described. (Author/TRRL)

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A test road has been built i the town of Vaesteraas 1983 in order to test fly ash-cement stabilized sand and gravel, respectively, as plant-mixed base-course materials. Also, shorter test sections were built to study cement-stabilized fly ash as a base course and unstabilized fly ash, protected from water with a plastic membrane, as a subbase material. The results from laboratory testing, construction of the test road and monitoring it over a period of time after construction are described. (Author/TRRL)

Key concepts: Fly ash, Subbase, Base course, Cement, Base (topology), Environmental science, Waste management, Materials science

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