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    Mix Design Report - Malkangiri-311

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    The document contains test results from samples supplied by the Rural Works Sub-Division of Malkangiri, Odisha for a road project. The samples consisted of moorum (lateritic soil/gravel) and cement. Testing characterized the soil and determined the compaction and strength properties of mixes with 4% and 8% cement content by weight. Based on the results, the document recommends using 4% cement for the subbase layer and 8% cement for the base layer to achieve the desired strengths. It also recommends adding 20% stone aggregates to the base layer and checking the cement quality and date before use.

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    The document contains test results from samples supplied by the Rural Works Sub-Division of Malkangiri, Odisha for a road project. The samples consisted of moorum (lateritic soil/gravel) and cement. Testing characterized the soil and determined the compaction and strength properties of mixes with 4% and 8% cement content by weight. Based on the results, the document recommends using 4% cement for the subbase layer and 8% cement for the base layer to achieve the desired strengths. It also recommends adding 20% stone aggregates to the base layer and checking the cement quality and date before use.

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    The document contains test results from samples supplied by the Rural Works Sub-Division of Malkangiri, Odisha for a road project. The samples consisted of moorum (lateritic soil/gravel) and cement. Testing characterized the soil and determined the compaction and strength properties of mixes with 4% and 8% cement content by weight. Based on the results, the document recommends using 4% cement for the subbase layer and 8% cement for the base layer to achieve the desired strengths. It also recommends adding 20% stone aggregates to the base layer and checking the cement quality and date before use.

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    Mix Design Report - Malkangiri-311

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    The document contains test results from samples supplied by the Rural Works Sub-Division of Malkangiri, Odisha for a road project. The samples consisted of moorum (lateritic soil/gravel) and cement. Testing characterized the soil and determined the compaction and strength properties of mixes with 4% and 8% cement content by weight. Based on the results, the document recommends using 4% cement for the subbase layer and 8% cement for the base layer to achieve the desired strengths. It also recommends adding 20% stone aggregates to the base layer and checking the cement quality and date before use.

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    Indian Institute of Technology Bhubaneswar

    Aragul, Jatni, Odisha-752050

    SCHOOL OF INFRASTRUCTURE
    No. IITBBS/SIF/CP104/Malkangiri/21             Date:  18.05.2018 
     
    Client: Rural Works Sub‐Division, Malkangiri, Odisha 
    Reference: Your Letter No. 534 dated 15.02.2018 
    Description: Mix design for cement treated Sub‐base and Base for Roads (Road:MV‐53 to Semiliguda 
    in Package No. OR 20‐311) under PMGSY  
    TEST RESULTS 
    The following are the results obtained from various Tests conducted on the samples supplied by the 
    client for Cement Treated Subbase and Base Construction. 
     
    Sample: Moorum (Lateritic Soil/Gravel) and Cement (ACC PSC)     
    A. Soil Characterization: 
    Sl. No.  Property  Value 
    1  Grain Size Distribution (wet sieve analysis)   
      Gravel Size (%)  37 
      Sand Size (%)  44 
      Fines (%)  19 
    2  Index Properties   
      Liquid Limit  37 
      Plastic Limit  25 
      Plasticity Index  12 
    3  Soil Classification (as per IS)  SC 
    B. Compaction Characteristics of the Cement Stabilized Mix: 
    Sl No.  Property  Cement Content (% by weight) 
    4%  8% 
    1  OMC (%)  8.6  8.9 
    3
    2  MDD (kN/m )  22.8  22.8 
    C. Strength Characteristics of the Cement Stabilized Mix: 
    Sl No.  Property  Cement Content (% by weight) 
    4%  8% 
    1  Unconfined Compressive Strength  2.23  4.25 
    after 7‐days of Curing (MPa) 
    Recommendations: Based on the above results, it is recommended to add 4% cement by weight of 
    mix for construction of cement treated subbase and 8% by weight for cement treated base layer to 
    achieve the desired strength. About 20% stone aggregates in base layer may be added for better 
    performance. Quality of cement and date of packing should be thoroughly checked before use for 
    stabilization. Use vibratory roller for better output. 

     
    (Dr. U. C. Sahoo) 

     
     

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