Fig. 1. Compaction test result
Fig. 2. Particle size analysis result
Fig. 3. Experimental apparatus
Fig. 4. Unconfined compressive strength according to the compactness 90%
Fig. 5. Unconfined compressive strength according to the compactness 100%
Fig. 6. Unconfined compressive strength according to the curing time (SW, compactness 90%)
Fig. 7. Unconfined compressive strength according to the curing time (SW, compactness 100%)
Fig. 8. Unconfined compressive strength according to the curing time (SP, compactness 90%)
Fig. 9. Unconfined compressive strength according to the curing time (SP, compactness 100%)
Fig. 10. Unconfined compressive strength according to the curing time (SC, compactness 90%)
Fig. 11. Unconfined compressive strength according to the curing time (SC, compactness 100%)
Fig. 12. Strength ratio (UCR) according to the E.S.B. mixing ratio(SW)
Fig. 13. Strength ratio (UCR) according to the E.S.B. mixing ratio(SP)
Fig. 14. Strength ratio (UCR) according to the E.S.B. mixing ratio(SC)
Fig. 15. Comparison between estimated and compressive strength of SW
Fig. 16. Comparison between estimated and compressive strength of SP
Fig. 17. Comparison between estimated and compressive strength of SC
Table 1. Physical properties of soil
Table 2. Portland cement composition analysis
Table 3. Physical properties of soil stabilizers
Table 4. Physical properties of soil stabilizers
Table 5. Physical properties of soil stabilizers of soil stabilizer
Table 6. Toxicity to fish test result
Table 7. Experimental condition
Table 8. Estimated compressive strength according to curing period
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