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Left column:

testing procedures for soil cement. The intent of this report is to provide basic information on soil-cement technology with emphasis on current practice regarding mix proportioning, properties, testing, and construction.

This report does not provide information on fluid or plastic soil cement, which has a mortarlike consistency at time of mixing and placing. Information on this type of material is provided by ACI Committee 229 on Controlled Low-Strength Material (CLSM). Roller-compacted concrete (RCC), which is a type of non-slump concrete compacted by vibratory roller, is not covered in this report. ACI Committee 207 on Mass Concrete has a report available on roller-compacted concrete.

1.2 Definitions

Soil cement-ACI 116R defines soil cement as “a mixture of soil and measured amounts of portland cement and water compacted to a high density.” Soil cement can be further defined as a material produced by blending, compacting, and curing a mixture of soil/aggregate, portland cement, possibly admixtures including pozzolans, and water to form a hardened material with specific engineering properties. The soil/aggregate particles are bonded by cement paste, but unlike concrete, the individual particle is not completely coated with cement paste.

Cement content-Cement content is normally expressed in percentage on a weight or volume basis. The cement content by weight is based on the oven-dry weight of soil according to the formula

C_w = weight of cement / Oven-dry weight of soil x 100

The required cement content by weight can be converted to the equivalent cement content by bulk volume, based on a 94-lb U.S. bag of cement, which has a loose volume of approximately 1 ft3, using the following formula1

C_v = [D - [D/(1+C_w/100)]] / 94 × 100

where

C_v = cement content, percent by bulk volume of compacted soil cement

D = oven-dry density of soil-cement in lb/ft3

C_w = cement content, percent by weight of oven-dry soil

The criteria used to determine adequate cement factors for soil-cement construction were developed as a percentage of cement by volume in terms of a 94-lb U.S. bag of cement. The cement content by volume in terms of other bag weights, such as an 80-lb Canadian bag, can be determined by substituting 80 for 94 in the denominator of the preceding formula.

Right column:

2-APPLICATIONS

2.1 -General

The primary use of soil cement is as a base material underlaying bituminous and concrete pavements. Other uses include slope protection for dams and embankments; liners for channels, reservoirs, and lagoons; and mass soil-cement placements for dikes and foundation stabilization.

2.2-Pavements

Since 1935, when a street in Sarasota, Fla. was constructed using a mixture of shells, sand, and portland cement mixed with a plow and compacted, soil cement has become one of the most widely used forms of soil stabilization for highways. More than 100,000 miles of equivalent 24 ft wide pavement using soil cement have been constructed to date. Soil cement is used mainly as a base for road, street, and airport paving. When used with a flexible pavement, a hot-mix bituminous wearing surface is normally placed on the soil-cement base. Under concrete pavements, soil cement is used as a base to prevent pumping of fine-grained subgrade soils under wet conditions and heavy truck traffic. Furthermore, a soil-cement base provides a uniform, strong support for the pavement, which will not consolidate under traffic and will provide increased load transfer at pavement joints. It also serves as a firm, stable working platform for construction equipment during concrete placement.

Failed flexible pavements have been recycled with cement, resulting in a new soil-cement base (Fig. 2.1). Recycling increases the strength of the base without removing the old existing base and subbase materials and replacing them with large quantities of expensive new base materials. In addition, existing grade lines and drainage can be maintained. If an old bituminous surface can be readily pulverized, it can be considered satisfactory for inclusion in the soil-cement mixture. If, on the other hand, the bituminous surface retains most of its original flexibility, it is normally removed rather than incorporated into the mixture.

The thickness of a soil-cement base depends on various factors, including: (1) subgrade strength, (2) pavement design period, (3) traffic and loading conditions, including volume and distribution of axle weights, and (4) thickness of concrete or bituminous wearing surface. The Portland Cement Association (PCA),2,3 the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO),4 and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE),5,6 have established methods for determining design thickness for soil-cement bases. Most in-service soil-cement bases are 6 in. thick. This thickness has proved satisfactory for service conditions associated with secondary roads, residential streets, and light-traffic air fields. A few 4 and 5 in. thick bases have given good service under favorable conditions of light traffic and strong subgrade support. Many miles of 7 and 8 in. thick soil-cement bases are providing good performance in primary and high-traffic secondary pavements. Although soil-cement bases more than

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C_w = (weight of cement / Oven-dry weight of soil) × 100

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C_w = (weight of cement / Oven-dry weight of soil) × 100

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C_v = [ D - [ D / (1 + C_w/100) ] ] / 94 × 100

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C_v = [D - [D/(1 + C_w/100)]] / 94 × 100

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C_v = cement content, percent by bulk volume of compacted soil cement

D = oven-dry density of soil-cement in lb/ft3

C_w = cement content, percent by weight of oven-dry soil

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Soil cement...

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Right column:

"The primary use of soil cement is as a base material underlaying bituminous and concrete pavements. Other uses include slope protection for dams and embankments; liners for channels, reservoirs, and lagoons; and mass soil-cement placements for dikes and foundation stabilization." Good.

"Since 1935, when a street in Sarasota, Fla. was constructed using a mixture of shells, sand, and portland cement mixed with a plow and compacted, soil cement has become one of the most widely used forms of soil stabilization for highways. More than 100,000 miles of equivalent 24 ft wide pavement using soil cement have been constructed to date. Soil cement is used mainly as a base for road, street, and airport paving. When used with a flexible pavement, a hot-mix bituminous wearing surface is normally placed on the soil-cement base. Under concrete pavements, soil cement is used as a base to prevent pumping of fine-grained subgrade soils under wet conditions and heavy truck traffic. Furthermore, a soil-cement base provides a uniform, strong support for the pavement, which will not consolidate under traffic and will provide increased load transfer at pavement joints. It also serves as a firm, stable working platform for construction equipment during concrete placement." Good.

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"The thickness of a soil-cement base depends on various factors, including: (1) subgrade strength, (2) pavement design period, (3) traffic and loading conditions, including volume and distribution of axle weights, and (4) thickness of concrete or bituminous wearing surface. The Portland Cement Association (PCA),^2,3 the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO),⁴ and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE),^5,6 have established methods for determining design thickness for soil-cement bases. Most in-service soil-cement bases are 6 in. thick. This thickness has proved satisfactory for service conditions associated with secondary roads, residential streets, and light-traffic air fields. A few 4 and 5 in. thick bases have given good service under favorable conditions of light traffic and strong subgrade support. Many miles of 7 and 8 in. thick soil-cement bases are providing good performance in primary and high-traffic secondary pavements. Although soil-cement bases more than" Good.

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2-APPLICATIONS

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1.2 Definitions

testing procedures for soil cement. The intent of this report is to provide basic information on soil-cement technology with emphasis on current practice regarding mix proportioning, properties, testing, and construction. This report does not provide information on fluid or plastic soil cement, which has a mortarlike consistency at time of mixing and placing. Information on this type of