Análisis de mejora de suelos arcillosos de alta plasticidad a nivel de subrasante mediante adición de cemento Portland para disminuir el cambio volumétrico
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Aybar Arriola, Gustavo AdolfoDurán Ramírez, Gary Gary
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2019-07-19
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Analysis of high plasticity clay soil improvement at subgrade level through Portland cement added to decrease volumetric changeCitation
[1] M. A. Castro Gonzales and J. D. Navarro Pereyra, “Análisis de mejora de suelos arcillosos de alta plasticidad a nivel de subrasante mediante adición de cemento Portland para disminuir el cambio volumétrico,” Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas(UPC)., Lima, Perú, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/10757/626119Abstract
Esta investigación comprende el potencial de resistencia y la expansión que presenta el suelo, dicha evaluación es realizada mediante ensayos CBR. Se utiliza la técnica de suelo cemento para mejorar las características físicas y mecánicas, este proceso consiste en mezclar al material con cemento Portland Tipo I formando suelo cemento 10%, 15% y 20%, los cuales presentan un incremento del CBR (máximo: 138.7% y mínimo: 91.9%) logrando un tipo de subrasante extraordinaria para resistir la estructura del pavimento y una reducción de 7.18% en la expansión de las muestras.This research includes the potential for resistance and the expansion that the soil presents, this evaluation is carried out through CBR tests. The soil cement technique is used to improve the physical and mechanical characteristics, this process consists in mixing the material with Portland cement type I. That combination forms soil cement 10%, 15% y 20%, which present an increase of the CBR (max: 138.7% y min: 91.9%) achieving a type of extraordinary subgrade to resist the structure of the pavement and a reduction of 7.18% in the expansion of the samples.
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