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1	The Use of Soil Cement as a Highway Material Jarernswan, Vongchai 01 May 1972 (has links) Soil-Cement is not a new material; its low cost but high quality make it well-known and the use of this material for highway, dam, and airfield purposes increases every year. The origin of the idea of mixing soil and cement to priduce a structural material has not been definitely established; informal records show that mixing soil and cement was tried in Iowa, Ohio, Texas and probably in other places by 1920 (1). Since the first controllled soil-cement construction was carried out near Johnsonville, South Carolina in 1935 (2), soil-cement has been considered a valuable engineering material. It is now an accepted practice to denote the result of adding cement to soil as a soil-cement mixture (3), or in other words, soil-cement is the stabilization of soil with portland cement, and water. As the cement hydrates, the mixtrue becomes a hard, durable paving material (4). soil cement highway highway material Civil and Environmental Engineering Engineering
2	Optimizing Item 404 Low Volume Traffic Mix Design Specifications Farash, Mohammad 05 December 2022 (has links) No description available. Civil Engineering Engineering low volume traffic road low volume asphalt mix low volume item 404 item 404lvt asphalt mix ohio odot IDEAL CT AASHTO T 283 Hamburg ACCD TSR site evaluation highway material asphalt mix design Recipe Mix