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Journal Article

Author
D. V. D. [Darwin, Donald Victor]
Title
Soil stabilisation and soil stability
In
Commonwealth Engineer
Imprint
vol. 24, no. 1, Aug 1936, pp. 17-19
Abstract

Results of recent research and field trials in the United States of America on soil stability and stabilising agents are here reviewed. Particular reference is made to the application of common salt for stabilising certain classes of gravel. Reference is made also to some interesting studies of the shearing strength and other physical properties of soils.

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