Bibliographic citations
Vásquez, J., Marín, C. (2020). Efecto de la cal como estabilizante de una subrasante de suelo arcilloso en carreteras no pavimentadas en selva baja. Aplicación carretera ex petroleros, Loreto [Tesis, Universidad Científica del Perú]. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14503/1178
Vásquez, J., Marín, C. Efecto de la cal como estabilizante de una subrasante de suelo arcilloso en carreteras no pavimentadas en selva baja. Aplicación carretera ex petroleros, Loreto [Tesis]. PE: Universidad Científica del Perú; 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14503/1178
@misc{renati/192651,
title = "Efecto de la cal como estabilizante de una subrasante de suelo arcilloso en carreteras no pavimentadas en selva baja. Aplicación carretera ex petroleros, Loreto",
author = "Marín García, Christian Wilson",
publisher = "Universidad Científica del Perú",
year = "2020"
}
The percentage of stabilized soils for the construction of road works continues to increase, modifying its physical and / or chemical properties to make it capable of meeting the desired support capacity and durability requirements and not eliminating it as inappropriate, which is considered a good solution, from the economic and environmental point of view, also involves a genuine recycling of unusable soils. Clay soils in sub-roads of unpaved roads are serious problems, due to their high plasticity, reduced support capacity and volumetric instability, changing over time as a function of humidity; Therefore, our objective has been to study the effect of lime as a stabilizing material of a subgrade of clay soil in the Peruvian Low Forest where residual soils predominate - saprolitic and lateritic soils. For the evaluation, we worked by applying ASTM 6276 and the Road Manual: Soils, Geology, Geotechnics and Pavements, and Materials Testing Manual E 118 of the Ministry of Transportation and Communications of Peru; adding percentages of 0%, 2%, 4%, 6% and 8% lime, by weight of the clay soil sample extracted from the subgrade layer. The results obtained in this investigation showed variations in the plasticity index; in sample C-1, an initial value of 39.12 was obtained, said value decreased to 22.93 with the addition of lime to 8%; in the C-2 sample, there was an initial value of 26.11 which fell to 17.17 with the addition of lime to 8%. Considerable variation was also obtained in the CBR; in the C-1 sample, achieving a value of 9.35% by adding 8% lime, the CBR with 0% lime being 1.70; in the C-2 sample, achieving a value of 11.20% by adding 8% lime, the CBR with 0% lime being 3.65. Evaluating the results, with the different percentages of lime, for the soil type A-7-6 for both samples C-1 and C-2, we have better results with the addition of 8% lime with which the maximum CBR at 95% maximum dry density, which is 9.35% and 11.20% respectively.
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