Sulfate-Induced Swelling On Lime Treated Soils

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
I. E. Zevgolis
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Jan 1, 2008

Abstract

A comprehensive critical review on the subject of sulfates-induced swelling behavior of lime-treated soils is presented in this study. Starting with the description of a well documented case study, the mechanisms behind the swelling behavior and the factors that affect this behavior are discussed. Then, the major experimental methods of sulfates content determination are briefly presented. Finally, an attempt is made to categorize sulfates level and equivalent risk for civil infrastructure. The paper indicates that limited work has been done, not only on identifying safe conditions for use of chemical stabilizers in presence of sulfate rich soils, but also on developing materials and methods to avoid, or at least mitigate, the problem.
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APA: I. E. Zevgolis  (2008)  Sulfate-Induced Swelling On Lime Treated Soils

MLA: I. E. Zevgolis Sulfate-Induced Swelling On Lime Treated Soils. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2008.

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