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ROLLED CONCRETE ROADS, SOIL-CEMENT EXPERIMENTS

Daniel Darwin

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SIX SECTIONS OF SOIL-CEMENT ROAD HAVE BEEN CONSTRUCTED. ATTEMPTS TO SLIGHTLY INCREASE THE PROPORTION OF CEMENT AT THE SURFACE BY ADDING CEMENT SLURRY WERE NOT SUCCESSFUL, AS THE LAYER SO FORMED QUICKLY SCALED OFF.

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SIX SECTIONS OF SOIL-CEMENT ROAD HAVE BEEN CONSTRUCTED. ATTEMPTS TO SLIGHTLY INCREASE THE PROPORTION OF CEMENT AT THE SURFACE BY ADDING CEMENT SLURRY WERE NOT SUCCESSFUL, AS THE LAYER SO FORMED QUICKLY SCALED OFF.

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SIX SECTIONS OF SOIL-CEMENT ROAD HAVE BEEN CONSTRUCTED. ATTEMPTS TO SLIGHTLY INCREASE THE PROPORTION OF CEMENT AT THE SURFACE BY ADDING CEMENT SLURRY WERE NOT SUCCESSFUL, AS THE LAYER SO FORMED QUICKLY SCALED OFF.

Key concepts: Cement, Soil cement, Geotechnical engineering, Slurry, Road surface, Environmental science, Materials science, Geology

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