Unconfined Compressive Strength(UCS) for stabilised subbase materials
Unconfined Compressive Strength(UCS) for stabilised subbase materials
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I'm carrying out cement stabilization on different gavel materials for use as stabilised subbase C1 by using different percentage of cement.The percentages used are 2.5%,3% and 3.5% of cement.The moulded specimens were cured for seven days in a water tight plastic bags and immensed in a water bath of a constant temperature of 25centigrades.The samples were then soaked in water fopr four hours prior to crushing.The very interesting phenomena here it that the test results show that the 2.5%of cement gave better strength than 3%cement. We have tried to repeat the tests precisely,but we have got the same results.According to my experience I could hope that the higher the cement the higher the strength to be achieved!What is the reasons for this!





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