Sulphate Attack in Lime-Treated Marine Clay
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...1) and its exposure to moisture variations from seasonal changes result in differential heaving, which in turn causes cracking of pavement structures built on the treated soils (Rajasekharan and Rao 2005; Pillai et al. 2007)....
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...Also the utilization of industrial wastes for pavement or other construction works may also be contaminated with sodium and magnesium sulphates (Obika and Freer-Hewish 1990; Li et al. 1996)....
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...Base exchange capacity is a total measure of exchangeable cations present in the soil, and the influence of base exchange capacity on the physical, as well as engineering, behavior of soils has been reported by Sridharan et al. (1986) and Rajasekaran (1994)....
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...Fookes (1978) reported the presence of calcium sulphate and its phase transformations in the Arabian Gulf coastal region due to hostile climatic and environmental conditions....
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...The presence of sulphates in the form of either iron sulphide, Fe2S (pyrite) or selenite (gypsum) can be seen in soils as reported by Littleton and Willavise (1992) and Azam et al. (1998). Also the utilization of industrial wastes for pavement or other construction works may also be contaminated with sodium and magnesium sulphates (Obika and Freer-Hewish 1990; Li et al....
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...The presence of sulphates in the form of either iron sulphide, Fe2S (pyrite) or selenite (gypsum) can be seen in soils as reported by Littleton and Willavise (1992) and Azam et al. (1998)....
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