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Anionic fluid additives for soil improvement have a theoretical ability to improve the strength and performance of soils used as base layers in road construction. Current laboratory standards have not been able to validate their benefits, which have been captured in field trials; therefore, this research project aims to develop a novel laboratory testing program that improves on current testing standards by accounting for concepts such as manufacturer soil preparation specifications. By validating the resulting laboratory process, this project will provide the manufacturer technical support going forward when applying an anionic fluid additive to future industry projects.
Nicholas Beier
Rhide Technologies Inc
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University of Alberta
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