Factors Influencing Stability of Granular Base Course Mixes, Progress Report, HR-99, 1965

(1965) Factors Influencing Stability of Granular Base Course Mixes, Progress Report, HR-99, 1965. Transportation, Department of

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Abstract

The problems of laboratory compaction procedures, the effect of gradation and mineralogy on shearing strength, and effect of stabilizing agents on shearing strength of granular base course mixes are discussed. For the materials tested, a suitable laboratory compaction procedure was developed which involves the use of a vibratory table to prepare triaxial test specimens. A computer program has been developed to facilitate the analysis of the test data of the effect of gradation and mineralogy on shearing strength of soils. The effects of the following materials have been selected for evaluation as stabilizing agents’ portland cement, sodium and calcium chloride, lime organic cationic waterproofer, and asphaltic materials.

Item Type: Departmental Report
Keywords: Calcium chloride, Calcium oxide, Computer programs, Data analysis, Data collection, Granular materials, Laboratory tests, Mineralogy, Portland cement, Sodium chloride, Soils, Triaxial shear tests
Subjects: Transportation > Pavements
Transportation
Transportation > Materials
Transportation > Materials > Gravel and aggregates
Transportation > Roads and highways
Transportation > Research
Transportation > Data and Information Technology
ID Code: 17231
Deposited By: Iowa DOT Library
Deposited On: 16 Jun 2014 14:23
Last Modified: 18 Sep 2014 15:32
URI: https://publications.iowa.gov/id/eprint/17231