Capillary water absorption in mixtures of cohesive soils stabilized with cement and hydrophobic agent

The paper presents the results of tests on capillary water absorption of mixtures from cohesive soils - clayey sand and sandy clay - stabilized with cement and the addition of a hydrophobic binder. Studies have shown that the appropriate addition of diamidoamine lactate allows to limit the penetrati...

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Main Author: Szymon Węgliński
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Lublin University of Technology 2021-06-01
Series:Budownictwo i Architektura
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Online Access:https://ph.pollub.pl/index.php/bia/article/view/2422
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description The paper presents the results of tests on capillary water absorption of mixtures from cohesive soils - clayey sand and sandy clay - stabilized with cement and the addition of a hydrophobic binder. Studies have shown that the appropriate addition of diamidoamine lactate allows to limit the penetration of water inside the stabilized samples, which increases their frost resistance. The mixtures with the additive showed lower capillary water absorption compared to the mixtures stabilized only with cement, especially in the first few hours after soaking with water.
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spelling doaj.art-1a366edc051b4d468f9f091483a2b8fe2024-03-02T15:41:08ZengLublin University of TechnologyBudownictwo i Architektura1899-06652544-32752021-06-0120210.35784/bud-arch.2422Capillary water absorption in mixtures of cohesive soils stabilized with cement and hydrophobic agentSzymon Węgliński0Faculty of Civil and Transport Engineering; Institute of Civil Engineering; Poznań University of Technology;The paper presents the results of tests on capillary water absorption of mixtures from cohesive soils - clayey sand and sandy clay - stabilized with cement and the addition of a hydrophobic binder. Studies have shown that the appropriate addition of diamidoamine lactate allows to limit the penetration of water inside the stabilized samples, which increases their frost resistance. The mixtures with the additive showed lower capillary water absorption compared to the mixtures stabilized only with cement, especially in the first few hours after soaking with water.https://ph.pollub.pl/index.php/bia/article/view/2422stabilization of cohesive soilsa hydrophobizing agentdiamidoamine lactatefrost resistancecapillary absorption
spellingShingle Szymon Węgliński
Capillary water absorption in mixtures of cohesive soils stabilized with cement and hydrophobic agent
Budownictwo i Architektura
stabilization of cohesive soils
a hydrophobizing agent
diamidoamine lactate
frost resistance
capillary absorption
title Capillary water absorption in mixtures of cohesive soils stabilized with cement and hydrophobic agent
title_full Capillary water absorption in mixtures of cohesive soils stabilized with cement and hydrophobic agent
title_fullStr Capillary water absorption in mixtures of cohesive soils stabilized with cement and hydrophobic agent
title_full_unstemmed Capillary water absorption in mixtures of cohesive soils stabilized with cement and hydrophobic agent
title_short Capillary water absorption in mixtures of cohesive soils stabilized with cement and hydrophobic agent
title_sort capillary water absorption in mixtures of cohesive soils stabilized with cement and hydrophobic agent
topic stabilization of cohesive soils
a hydrophobizing agent
diamidoamine lactate
frost resistance
capillary absorption
url https://ph.pollub.pl/index.php/bia/article/view/2422
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