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Soil-Cement Inspector's Manual The second edition of the Soil-Cement Inspector's Manual outlines and illustrates procedures for inspection of soil-cement construction. Each step of proper inspection and control is explained; sample problems are given showing how to compute material quantities and perform field tests. Tables and charts to simplify these calculations are also included. |
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Soil-Cement Construction Handbook This engineering bulletin provides detailed information on surveying and sampling based on over 50 years of field experience in the construction of many million square yards of soil-cement. It explains what basic requirements must be met; including thorough pulverization and mixing, adequate cement content, proper moisture content, adequate compaction, and proper curing. This FREE publication will show how high-quality soil-cement can be built rapidly and easily under a wide variety of conditions. |
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Soil-Cement Laboratory Handbook The Soil-Cement Laboratory Handbook handbook, in conjunction with the Soil-Cement Inspector's Manual and the Soil-Cement Construction Handbook, presents in practical form the complete procedure for testing and constructing soil-cement paving. It is devoted principally to the methods of making laboratory tests for determining the control factors described in the Soil-Cement Construction Handbook; pulverization, mixing, cement content, moisture content, compaction, and curing. |
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Portland Cement Association Soil Primer Prepared to furnish engineers with basic information on soil with regard to its influence on the design, construction, and performance of concrete, soil-cement, and other types of movable pavement. Compiled from articles on research performed by the U.S. Dept of Agriculture, Army Corps of Engineers, Federal Aviation Administration, American Society for Testing and Materials and the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials. |
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Thickness Design For Soil-Cement Pavements Because Soil-Cement Pavements possess their own unique structural characteristics this brochure was written to provide engineers with a procedure for determining the thickness design of soil-cement roads, streets, and parking lots by analyzing factors such as subgrade strength, pavement design period, traffic, base course thickness, and bituminous surface thickness. |
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Properties and Uses of Cement-Modified Soil Usually referred to as CMS, "Cement-Modified Soil" is a term used to describe a soil or aggregate that has been treated with a relatively small proportion of portland cement with the objective of amending problem soils and substandard materials so that they are suitable for use in construction. This pamphlet provides technical data for engineering reference during your CMS project. |
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Recycling Failed Flexible Pavements with Cement Are you repairing a heavily traveled surface troubled by rutting, heaving, potholes and severe cracking? This could be a result of deteriorated or inadequate base course. Instead of covering the base course with a thin asphalt overlay or a thick overlay (which can be expensive and create grade problems) or removing and disposing of the existing pavement (which is wasteful of materials and creates prolonged traffic problems) why not recycle the existing asphalt and underlying base into a new soil-cement base? This free pamphlet shows you how. |
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Cement Stabilization Manual Learn about guidelines and construction specifications for cement modification of clay subgrades as well as slurry & dry application of cement treatments. |
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Suggested Specifications for Soil-Cement Base Course Construction Reference information on materials, equipment, construction requirements, inspections & testing and measurement for soil-cement base course construction. |
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The Right Choice for Rebuilding Roads Order this brochure to get an overview of how easy it can be to recycle roads in your community. Easy to understand diagrams and photos illustrate the process every step of the way. |
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