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The effectiveness of the drill lime process

H D Taskis

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Abstract

It has been shown that the introduction of slaked lime slurry into holes drilled into the subgrade with the intention of stabilizing intervening clays has been quite ineffective at three widely separated test sites in Victoria (a).

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It has been shown that the introduction of slaked lime slurry into holes drilled into the subgrade with the intention of stabilizing intervening clays has been quite ineffective at three widely separated test sites in Victoria (a).

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It has been shown that the introduction of slaked lime slurry into holes drilled into the subgrade with the intention of stabilizing intervening clays has been quite ineffective at three widely separated test sites in Victoria (a).

Key concepts: Lime, Subgrade, Slurry, Drill, Geotechnical engineering, Engineering, Mining engineering, Forensic engineering

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