F. V. Reagel
Abstract
THE FIRST EXPERIMENTAL SOIL-CEMENT-STABILIZED SECTION BUILT IN MISSOURI DURING 1936-1937 IS DESCRIBED. SOIL CONSTANTS AND AMOUNT OF CEMENT FOR DIFFERENT SOILS ENCOUNTERED, WEATHER CONDITIONS, COST DATA AND CONSTRUCTION METHODS ARE GIVEN.
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THE FIRST EXPERIMENTAL SOIL-CEMENT-STABILIZED SECTION BUILT IN MISSOURI DURING 1936-1937 IS DESCRIBED. SOIL CONSTANTS AND AMOUNT OF CEMENT FOR DIFFERENT SOILS ENCOUNTERED, WEATHER CONDITIONS, COST DATA AND CONSTRUCTION METHODS ARE GIVEN.
Key concepts: Cement, Soil cement, Soil water, Environmental science, Soil stabilization, Geotechnical engineering, Section (typography), Geology