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How to stabilize clay soil (800 x 2000 px)

Stabilizing clay soil for construction can be challenging due to its unique properties. Swelling, low bearing capacity when wet, poor drainage, difficulty in compaction, and sensitivity to weather changes are key issues.

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How to stabilize clay soil (800 x 2000 px)

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  1. HOW TO STABILIZE CLAY SOIL? Variety of Soil Issues: Dry soil may face load-bearing issues. Highly moist soil may struggle to compact and require drying. Sticky and Rut-Prone Soil: Sticky and rut-prone soil complicates construction. Lack of strength requires soil modification for stability. Soil Stabilization Methods: Chemical Stabilization: Lime and cement alter clay properties. Lime increases strength, reduces plasticity; cement enhances load-bearing capacity. Mechanical Stabilization: Blend clay with aggregates like gravel or crushed stones. Improves drainage, increases load-bearing capacity, and reduces sensitivity to moisture changes. Why Is Clay Soil Hard To Build Roads On? Swelling and Shrinkage: Clay expands and contracts, causing road surface issues. Low Bearing Capacity: Wet clay has low bearing capacity, unsuitable for heavy loads. Poor Drainage: Retains water, softening roadbed and causing instability. CONTACT US Phone Number (760) 600-5759 Website www.envirotacinc.com

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