Soil Stabilisation works will be starting on site on Monday at a school contract in the North West. We will be carrying out Lime and Cement Stabilisation to provide a piling matt. Photo’s and video’s will be uploaded as soon as they become available. You can also view Soil Stabilisation video’s on out YouTube [...]

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Lime & Cement Stabilisation Contractor Journals
Looking through the site I found the Soil Remediation journals and magazines on I also found a section dedicated to Soil Stabilisation here http://www.environmental-expert.com/services/?keyword=soil%20stabilisation. It features a great selection of information on Soil Stabilisation from a large range of sources including Lime and Cement Stabilisation Contractors and industry experts. Have a look and let us know [...]
Soil Remediation Journals
Found a great web-site here http://www.environmental-expert.com/soil-groundwater/site-remediation/magazines which lists a good number of online journals, magazines and articles on Soil Remediation, including: Water Environment Research (WER) Manual of European Environmental Policy Soil & Mulch Producer News Brownfield Briefing MazMat Management Magazine Brownfield Renewal Remediation Solutions – A Guide to Remediation in the UK Journal of Plant Nutrition and [...]
Soil Stabilisation Manual
Found a good manual here http://www.griffinsoil.com/assets/Manual.htm from Griffin Soil which gives provides and in depth look at the various different stages within the Soil Stabilisation process along with some interesting case studies. The processes looked at include: Soil Modification Soil Stabilisation HBM And are broken down into different stages and considerations including: Determination of Site Conditions Depth, [...]
Soil Improvement using Lime – Case Study
Just uploaded a new Case Study to our web-site here http://www.trstabilisation.co.uk/case-studies/soil-stabilisation/riverside-house–centre-park–warrington.html which is on the Lime Modification works we carried out at Centre Park, Warrington. The Case Study looks at the site and material before works were carried out, how the works were carried out (including quicklime additions) and the site after works were completed. The case [...]
Cement Stabilisation – New Zealand
Found a great website here http://www.sustainableconcrete.org.nz/page/cement-stabilisation.aspx from Concrete3 who are “an industry-wide initiative designed to raise awareness of concrete’s contribution to New Zealand’s sustainable development across all areas of economic, social and environmental endeavour. Concrete3 seeks to support the development of innovative and sustainable concrete solutions for the built environment through a programme of education, information and research” On the site [...]
Soil Improvement for Bulk Fill
Found a great paper here http://www.ecocem.ie/downloads/Stabilisation_Paper.pdf which was presented to the Geotechnical Society of Ireland titled Modification / Stabilisation of Low Strength Cohesive Soils under Foundations and Floor Slabs. The paper looks at the economic and environmental advantages of modifying unsuitable materials for general bulk fill and stabilisation of unsuitable materials to form Capping and Sub-Base layers over traditional construction [...]
Soil Improvement with Lime
Found a good document here http://efelt.emk.nyme.hu/primuszp/publications/inproceedings/bearing_capacity_of_lime-stabilized_soils.pdf on the Improvement of Soil using Lime. The document discusses the different levels of treatment when incorporating lime into soils for forestry access roads. Amongst the treatments looked at are drying soil with lime, modifying soil with lime and stabilising soil with lime. The document also looks at the results achieved [...]
Cement Stabilisation on Highways
Found a good presentation here http://www.pavementse.org/tn_cpat/1-09%20presentations/McConnell.pdf from The Portland Cement Association which discussed at the different ways Cement Stabilisation can be used on highways and roads projects. It looks at the pavement structure, the different types of Soil Stabilisation, common materials, why Stabilisation should be used, the history of Soil Stabilisation, typical applications and the different methods [...]
Soil Improvement incorporating Lime
Found a good document here http://www.britishlime.org/documents/BLATechnicalData1.pdf from The British Lime Association titled Earthworks Improvement Using Quicklime. The document looks at how “unsuitable earthworks materials can be improved with quicklime to enhance geotechnical properties, resulting in a reduction in moisture content, improved bearing capacity, reduced plasticity, less shrinkage or swelling” which allows weak materials to “be handled more [...]